968 Supercharger Kit Development
11-15-2009, 06:19 PM
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Didn't Carl mention that this kit is not yet set up - for the S2 and 944 -
on one of the many pages of the thread on the 968 forum ?
it seems there will be quite a lot of work involved in doing one.
on one of the many pages of the thread on the 968 forum ?
it seems there will be quite a lot of work involved in doing one.
11-15-2009, 10:52 PM
#48
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-- "This kit is sure to wake up that "lazy" engine!! Good job, Carl!"
Transaxle one-liner of the month for sure.
Had about 14 k of improvements on my 968 before looking under the hood for a major hp upgrade...
Almost done with all this crap...
I am thinking maybe in the early spring ! Looks like my timing couldn't have been better.
We owe a lot of thanks to you Carl.
Transaxle one-liner of the month for sure.
Had about 14 k of improvements on my 968 before looking under the hood for a major hp upgrade...
Almost done with all this crap...
I am thinking maybe in the early spring ! Looks like my timing couldn't have been better.
We owe a lot of thanks to you Carl.
11-16-2009, 11:07 AM
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So when are we going to see the setup working on an S2 and placed on the dyno?
11-16-2009, 11:33 AM
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11-30-2009, 02:54 PM
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We have also sold a kit at a discount to a 944 owner who has a 968 engine in his car.
While not quite what we were looking for - a stock 944 S2 - still we thought the lessons learned would be useful.
We will be collaberating with his install into the 944 remotely, and posting pictures as it progresses. This is a winter project.
While not quite what we were looking for - a stock 944 S2 - still we thought the lessons learned would be useful.
We will be collaberating with his install into the 944 remotely, and posting pictures as it progresses. This is a winter project.
