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Old 06-21-2014, 05:52 PM
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Default 944 / 951 / S2 / 968 Parts

I have lots of engine parts, so let me know what you need. Here's an example:

-944S2 head $925. Modification to any level available.
-S2 valves Int (List 134.) $35 Exh. (List 147.) $40. These are factory valves.
-968 valves (List 124.) $35 Exh. (List 147.) $40. These are factory valves.
-968 water pump - near new Laso (NOT REBUILT) $150 / free thermostat
-S2 or 968 rods $200/set
-951 rods $275/set
-2.5 cranks $125.
-944 billet crank 3.25" stroke std/std (Cost $3400) $900. Get this outta here!
-S2 or 968 billet cam blanks with adjustable chain sprockets $1250 pr.
-3L race short block (not mine; was a spare from a professional race program): 968 crank, Carrillo rods, Hi Comp JE pistons, sleeved block, set up for dry sump. All fresh $3000.
-Racing Radios - System includes in-car and pit system, etc. $400.
-951 cam housing with late NA cam $250.
-Way too much other stuff. Small engine parts needed? I have them.
-Oh... lots of 924/931 engine parts from a PCA GT race program - including a brand spankin' new (bare 931) head for $500! It cost $1000. 20 years ago!

Don't know how to remove the pic of the pan. It's NLA.
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I would love to know the story about the billet crank... displacement limited class?

Could you share a picture?
Old 06-22-2014, 10:35 AM
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Make/model of radios?
Headset etc included?
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Make/model of radios?
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Make/model of radios?
Headset etc included?

They're Motorola Radius P50 - kit purchased from Racing Radios. Everything is there, but probably needs new batteries. Buyer would have to have his helmet wired, and you'd need ear buds (I'm keeping mine).
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Default Billet Crank

Originally Posted by V2Rocket_aka944
I would love to know the story about the billet crank... displacement limited class?

Could you share a picture?
Yes, the crank was to make a specific displacement. It's a beautiful piece, weighs 52#, whereas the 944 2.5 crank is over 54#, and the S2 crank is just under 57. Note the lightening holes in the rod throws. I'll polish before shipping.
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Was anything done in the crank design to improve bearing oiling?
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Default Crank oiling

Originally Posted by V2Rocket_aka944
Was anything done in the crank design to improve bearing oiling?
Yes, in fact it has the revised 'proper' oil passages to the rod journals which the racing crank manufacturers say is the 'only way to do it' (unlike the Porsche crank).
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So that crank plus your rod bearing mod should make for a pretty sound bottom end eh?
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Oh my yes!
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Interesting, beautiful piece. The class was limited to 2600cc for turbocharged cars I'm assuming?
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DO YOU HAVE A WORKING 944 TURBO INSRUMENT CLUSTER 1986
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Originally Posted by Giantviper
DO YOU HAVE A WORKING 944 TURBO INSRUMENT CLUSTER 1986
Nope, sorry. I'll change the header to 'ENGINE PARTS'.


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