Parts that you need FS
09-25-2018, 12:31 AM
#17
Race Car
09-26-2018, 12:36 AM
#18
PM sent.
10-23-2018, 12:38 PM
#19
Race Car
Guys, there was some interest in the billet camshafts in the opening post of this thread after all three sets were sold out.
Me and Max Energy bought all three sets.
There is a set available that we will not be using for the original sale price of $800 for a pair.
You get 1 ea, intake and exhaust cam with the bearing surfaces already machined and roughed in lobes large enough for any lift/duration profile.
Each camshaft is three pieces, a front section with a male dowel, the rear section with female dowel receiver and a bolt on (and timing adjustable) cam chain sprocket.
These cams also utilize the most rearward bearing journal that is usually just plugged with a pin and seal for more stability at higher rpm.
Here is a way for you to have a higher performance camshaft profile with the ability to adjust timing of each camshaft individually without the complication of using two external belt driven sprockets.
PM if interested.
T
Me and Max Energy bought all three sets.
There is a set available that we will not be using for the original sale price of $800 for a pair.
You get 1 ea, intake and exhaust cam with the bearing surfaces already machined and roughed in lobes large enough for any lift/duration profile.
Each camshaft is three pieces, a front section with a male dowel, the rear section with female dowel receiver and a bolt on (and timing adjustable) cam chain sprocket.
These cams also utilize the most rearward bearing journal that is usually just plugged with a pin and seal for more stability at higher rpm.
Here is a way for you to have a higher performance camshaft profile with the ability to adjust timing of each camshaft individually without the complication of using two external belt driven sprockets.
PM if interested.
T
Last edited by 951and944S; 10-23-2018 at 01:28 PM.
10-23-2018, 12:46 PM
#20
Drifting
Guy, there was some interest in the billet camshafts in the opening post of this thread after all three sets were sold out.
Me and Max Energy bought all three sets.
There is a set available that we will not be using for the original sale price of $800 for a pair.
You get 1 ea, intake and exhaust cam with the bearing surfaces already machined and roughed in lobes large enough for any lift/duration profile.
Each camshaft is three pieces, a front section with a male dowel, the rear section with female dowel receiver and a bolt on (and timing adjustable) cam chain sprocket.
These cams also utilize the most rearward bearing journal that is usually just plugged with a pin and seal for more stability at higher rpm.
Here is a way for you to have a higher performance camshaft profile with the ability to adjust timing of each camshaft individually without the complication of using two external belt driven sprockets.
PM if interested.
T
Me and Max Energy bought all three sets.
There is a set available that we will not be using for the original sale price of $800 for a pair.
You get 1 ea, intake and exhaust cam with the bearing surfaces already machined and roughed in lobes large enough for any lift/duration profile.
Each camshaft is three pieces, a front section with a male dowel, the rear section with female dowel receiver and a bolt on (and timing adjustable) cam chain sprocket.
These cams also utilize the most rearward bearing journal that is usually just plugged with a pin and seal for more stability at higher rpm.
Here is a way for you to have a higher performance camshaft profile with the ability to adjust timing of each camshaft individually without the complication of using two external belt driven sprockets.
PM if interested.
T
10-23-2018, 03:12 PM
#21
Race Car
10-24-2018, 06:57 PM
#22
Race Car
Several people interested in pics - (I can take more)
Like I said, each cam is two halves, bolted together at the chain drive gear. In the event that you ever pop a belt and damage the cam gears, this feature allows you to replace just the gear.
Cams come each boxed separately and marked ex front, exhaust rear, intake front and intake rear.
You get the sprockets 19T for S and S2 or 968 converted to S2 tensioner.
18T gears for 968 with retained variocam feature may be available.
Again, these run full length of the head, utilizing +1 cam bearing journal that factory did not use.
These cams should be more stable at high rpm and should insure more trueness at #4 cylinder, less chance of lift variation.
Timing per cam is adjustable, this is beneficial for timing each cam separately, a feature not allowed with even performance grinds as the sprockets are fixed.
Only other way you can accomplish this is to run two external belt sprockets, an expensive mod that requires modifications to the hood for clearance and even then, you'd need 2 exhaust cams with the sprocket drive snout.
We bought all three sets that were available and only need two.
These are rare parts, manufactured, best as I can tell from dates on boxes and newspaper filler, circa 1995.
As far as I know, this is it, there are no more.
Same price as purchased from 1st post in thread + shipping.
T
Like I said, each cam is two halves, bolted together at the chain drive gear. In the event that you ever pop a belt and damage the cam gears, this feature allows you to replace just the gear.
Cams come each boxed separately and marked ex front, exhaust rear, intake front and intake rear.
You get the sprockets 19T for S and S2 or 968 converted to S2 tensioner.
18T gears for 968 with retained variocam feature may be available.
Again, these run full length of the head, utilizing +1 cam bearing journal that factory did not use.
These cams should be more stable at high rpm and should insure more trueness at #4 cylinder, less chance of lift variation.
Timing per cam is adjustable, this is beneficial for timing each cam separately, a feature not allowed with even performance grinds as the sprockets are fixed.
Only other way you can accomplish this is to run two external belt sprockets, an expensive mod that requires modifications to the hood for clearance and even then, you'd need 2 exhaust cams with the sprocket drive snout.
We bought all three sets that were available and only need two.
These are rare parts, manufactured, best as I can tell from dates on boxes and newspaper filler, circa 1995.
As far as I know, this is it, there are no more.
Same price as purchased from 1st post in thread + shipping.
T
02-05-2019, 10:53 PM
#25
Race Car
02-05-2019, 11:14 PM
#26
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
The Rod Mod allows Clevite or ACL race quality 'H' bearings to be used in any 944 connecting rod including both factory and aftermarket rods. The Glyco rod bearings are too soft for performance applications and are prone to failure! The 'H' bearings addressed and virtually eliminated the Glyco rod bearing problem with the 911 engines.
Cost is $350. which includes checking the rods for length, balance, and wrist pin bushing wear, modifying the big end to accommodate the 'H' type bearing, and includes the rod bearing set. Factory torque specs are used.
Contact me via email for shipping and payment detail. Turnaround is usually one week or so.
michaelmount123@gmail.com
Cost is $350. which includes checking the rods for length, balance, and wrist pin bushing wear, modifying the big end to accommodate the 'H' type bearing, and includes the rod bearing set. Factory torque specs are used.
Contact me via email for shipping and payment detail. Turnaround is usually one week or so.
michaelmount123@gmail.com
11-04-2022, 09:23 AM
#27
Drifting
Several people interested in pics - (I can take more)
Like I said, each cam is two halves, bolted together at the chain drive gear. In the event that you ever pop a belt and damage the cam gears, this feature allows you to replace just the gear.
Cams come each boxed separately and marked ex front, exhaust rear, intake front and intake rear.
You get the sprockets 19T for S and S2 or 968 converted to S2 tensioner.
18T gears for 968 with retained variocam feature may be available.
Again, these run full length of the head, utilizing +1 cam bearing journal that factory did not use.
These cams should be more stable at high rpm and should insure more trueness at #4 cylinder, less chance of lift variation.
Timing per cam is adjustable, this is beneficial for timing each cam separately, a feature not allowed with even performance grinds as the sprockets are fixed.
Only other way you can accomplish this is to run two external belt sprockets, an expensive mod that requires modifications to the hood for clearance and even then, you'd need 2 exhaust cams with the sprocket drive snout.
We bought all three sets that were available and only need two.
These are rare parts, manufactured, best as I can tell from dates on boxes and newspaper filler, circa 1995.
As far as I know, this is it, there are no more.
Same price as purchased from 1st post in thread + shipping.
T
Like I said, each cam is two halves, bolted together at the chain drive gear. In the event that you ever pop a belt and damage the cam gears, this feature allows you to replace just the gear.
Cams come each boxed separately and marked ex front, exhaust rear, intake front and intake rear.
You get the sprockets 19T for S and S2 or 968 converted to S2 tensioner.
18T gears for 968 with retained variocam feature may be available.
Again, these run full length of the head, utilizing +1 cam bearing journal that factory did not use.
These cams should be more stable at high rpm and should insure more trueness at #4 cylinder, less chance of lift variation.
Timing per cam is adjustable, this is beneficial for timing each cam separately, a feature not allowed with even performance grinds as the sprockets are fixed.
Only other way you can accomplish this is to run two external belt sprockets, an expensive mod that requires modifications to the hood for clearance and even then, you'd need 2 exhaust cams with the sprocket drive snout.
We bought all three sets that were available and only need two.
These are rare parts, manufactured, best as I can tell from dates on boxes and newspaper filler, circa 1995.
As far as I know, this is it, there are no more.
Same price as purchased from 1st post in thread + shipping.
T
11-07-2022, 01:46 PM
#28
Drifting