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Lots of dead ones here, and mine is not in there, my poor baby has to sit out in the sun on a hot Georgia day.
And yes, this is a working shop, not pretty like some home garages, but we sure have fixed a lot of cars over the years.
And yes, this is a working shop, not pretty like some home garages, but we sure have fixed a lot of cars over the years.
#4323
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Greg- Beauty schmooty, that's a great space. Wish the HOA would build a playground like that for our neighborhood....
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Great guy, he hangs out over at the Corvette forum, real car guy, he bought a Ferrari, a 360 I think and took it out for a drive and had some one ask him if that was the new Mustang.
#4325
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5.0L by Jim Morton
Before Rob makes the comment that the fuel rails, dampers, and regulators lack *bling* let me note that those parts are not part of this engine build and they'll be replaced with a different fuel system.
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Before Rob makes the comment that the fuel rails, dampers, and regulators lack *bling* let me note that those parts are not part of this engine build and they'll be replaced with a different fuel system.
Attachment 455796
Attachment 455796
#4327
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We run out of money so we only installed one intake spacer! ;-)
It's basically a lightly modified late '87 5.0 motor, no squirters:
- Intake manifold is ported and one spacer is installed to produce balanced 280-285 cfm in each runner
- The heads are ported (Not by Jim's head guy, instead by a total head case. How well they are ported only time will tell). Valves are stock size but more heat resistant than the stock valves
- The Dennis Kao cam deal (Elgin 65-6 on S3 cams, lightweight lifters, stronger cam chains) plus PAC beehive valve springs
- Gates racing timing belt and Porkensioner (yes, it works)
- Four cam cover breathers with splash guards in each of them, John Kuhn's filler neck splash guard, trick oil filler neck (not yet installed in the photos)
- Thick top '87 pistons dished to about 8.5 static CR by a Rebco, 951 top ring, gapless second ring to better control oil-induced ring flutter, piston oil holes improved
- '87 PPF rods, balanced and web drilled crank, Porsche OEM rod bearings with a dry film coating
- Ported girdle and block oil passages, expanded crankcase, 3/8" pan and pickup spacers, I-J system (believe or not!), OB pan, OB pan pickup, and OB sump screen
It's basically a lightly modified late '87 5.0 motor, no squirters:
- Intake manifold is ported and one spacer is installed to produce balanced 280-285 cfm in each runner
- The heads are ported (Not by Jim's head guy, instead by a total head case. How well they are ported only time will tell). Valves are stock size but more heat resistant than the stock valves
- The Dennis Kao cam deal (Elgin 65-6 on S3 cams, lightweight lifters, stronger cam chains) plus PAC beehive valve springs
- Gates racing timing belt and Porkensioner (yes, it works)
- Four cam cover breathers with splash guards in each of them, John Kuhn's filler neck splash guard, trick oil filler neck (not yet installed in the photos)
- Thick top '87 pistons dished to about 8.5 static CR by a Rebco, 951 top ring, gapless second ring to better control oil-induced ring flutter, piston oil holes improved
- '87 PPF rods, balanced and web drilled crank, Porsche OEM rod bearings with a dry film coating
- Ported girdle and block oil passages, expanded crankcase, 3/8" pan and pickup spacers, I-J system (believe or not!), OB pan, OB pan pickup, and OB sump screen
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Found some new 16" staggered tele-dials to go on my '85, but they were in really rough shape. Luckily a trip to the powdercoater for some bead blasting and powdercoating put them right. At first I liked the color I chose, then I second guessed myself a lot because it's a little different, but once I put them on the car, I'm really digging it. Sorry if it's not your thing, I wanted a nod to the original style but still distinctive.
The 50 aspect rubber that Porsche spec'd for these is taller than I would have chosen, but I guess it's right for the car, and it'll look a ton better once the transmission and rear suspension is back in and I can get the suspension to settle out again.
The 50 aspect rubber that Porsche spec'd for these is taller than I would have chosen, but I guess it's right for the car, and it'll look a ton better once the transmission and rear suspension is back in and I can get the suspension to settle out again.
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We run out of money so we only installed one intake spacer! ;-)
Attachment 455834
It's basically a lightly modified late '87 5.0 motor, no squirters:
- Intake manifold is ported and one spacer is installed to produce balanced 280-285 cfm in each runner
- The heads are ported (Not by Jim's head guy, instead by a total head case. How well they are ported only time will tell). Valves are stock size but more heat resistant than the stock valves
- The Dennis Kao cam deal (Elgin 65-6 on S3 cams, lightweight lifters, stronger cam chains) plus PAC beehive valve springs
- Gates racing timing belt and Porkensioner (yes, it works)
- Four cam cover breathers with splash guards in each of them, John Kuhn's filler neck splash guard, trick oil filler neck (not yet installed in the photos)
- Thick top '87 pistons dished to about 8.5 static CR by a Rebco, 951 top ring, gapless second ring to better control oil-induced ring flutter, piston oil holes improved
- '87 PPF rods, balanced and web drilled crank, Porsche OEM rod bearings with a dry film coating
- Ported girdle and block oil passages, expanded crankcase, 3/8" pan and pickup spacers, I-J system (believe or not!), OB pan, OB pan pickup, and OB sump screen
Attachment 455834
It's basically a lightly modified late '87 5.0 motor, no squirters:
- Intake manifold is ported and one spacer is installed to produce balanced 280-285 cfm in each runner
- The heads are ported (Not by Jim's head guy, instead by a total head case. How well they are ported only time will tell). Valves are stock size but more heat resistant than the stock valves
- The Dennis Kao cam deal (Elgin 65-6 on S3 cams, lightweight lifters, stronger cam chains) plus PAC beehive valve springs
- Gates racing timing belt and Porkensioner (yes, it works)
- Four cam cover breathers with splash guards in each of them, John Kuhn's filler neck splash guard, trick oil filler neck (not yet installed in the photos)
- Thick top '87 pistons dished to about 8.5 static CR by a Rebco, 951 top ring, gapless second ring to better control oil-induced ring flutter, piston oil holes improved
- '87 PPF rods, balanced and web drilled crank, Porsche OEM rod bearings with a dry film coating
- Ported girdle and block oil passages, expanded crankcase, 3/8" pan and pickup spacers, I-J system (believe or not!), OB pan, OB pan pickup, and OB sump screen
I think I just sprouted wood.
What is PPF rods? What's the deal with the OB pan etc?
#4330
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The 944 switched from PPF rods to cheaper cast rods a couple of years earlier, except the 951 which got to keept he more expensive PPF rods for a little while longer.
OB has a better oil pickup arrangement and a screen on top of the sump. Seems to be better at keeping the pickup submerged than the S4 pan and pickup.
#4331
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That red 965 looks familiar?? Probably the most awesomest car ever!!!!
#4333
Slowly but surely...got to run 90's and tubes...filters...tie into front ram...It has come a long way. C5 tube fit with no mods.
1986.5 S, Porken chipset, X pipe etc..
1986.5 S, Porken chipset, X pipe etc..
#4335
Hi Greg,
What oiled hot air system? I put the cones on to keep the critters out for now, I don't drive it yet.
As I said, I need to put 90's (elbows) and tubes to the front ram and tie it all in.
With 3.5" or 4"(if I can get away with it) tube instead of 2.75 (at the airbox), how many ponies would you think I'm giving up?
Actually I was suprised the C5 tube fit without having to cut, grind, weld, or modify it at all. After all, I did say, in the after foto...so far.
What oiled hot air system? I put the cones on to keep the critters out for now, I don't drive it yet.
As I said, I need to put 90's (elbows) and tubes to the front ram and tie it all in.
With 3.5" or 4"(if I can get away with it) tube instead of 2.75 (at the airbox), how many ponies would you think I'm giving up?
Actually I was suprised the C5 tube fit without having to cut, grind, weld, or modify it at all. After all, I did say, in the after foto...so far.