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Engine pRoN: 924 2.1L D-Prod Tribute Motor

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Old 03-27-2013, 04:30 PM
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Default Engine ****: 924 2.1L D-Prod Tribute Motor
Long block is now completed.





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Old 03-27-2013, 04:35 PM
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Earlier pix of the build:

Rebuild components laid out and ready for assembly:



Manley rods and Wiseco slugs for the 2.1L / 11:1 CR long rod short block:


ARP Head Studs:


Big Valve head and Sten Parner solid lifters:
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Old 03-27-2013, 06:22 PM
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Nice. How much power should this engine have?
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Old 03-27-2013, 06:30 PM
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I want to hear it

I bet it sounds great
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That looks like a really sweet build.
What cam are you putting in there to match up with that gorgeous head job? (minds out of the gutters please gents)
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Very nice! Love those stacks and that header. Newb question: were these engines ever offered with carbs originally?
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Wow looks great, I bet it sounds like a F1 when your in the upper Rpms, what kinda power you looking at?
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ideola every time you post you make me want to get a 924 with the 2.0l, especially since they're non-interference and parts seem cheaper.
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OHHHHH YAAAAA! Love Webers. I've tuned/built dozens of triple Weber DCOE setups for Datsuns. What a magnificant sound. Crack open those throttle plates and lets have a look all the way to the valves!!!
With a good set of dcoe's, you could hear the car coming as well as going.

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Old 03-28-2013, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by CyCloNe!
they're non-interference"
Oh the humanity...

If only...
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Originally Posted by 75ohm
Oh the humanity...

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I think the cheap parts appeal the most to me lol.
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Originally Posted by BobSantos
Very nice! Love those stacks and that header. Newb question: were these engines ever offered with carbs originally?
I don't think so. I'm pretty sure all 924's with the 2.0 engine came with CIS.
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I thought only the 931 2.0 engine was interference?
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2.0l NA motor should be non-interference and the Turbo motor due to the head design is interference, at least that's my understanding with 924's pre 944 engine.
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