951 motor swaps of all kinds - Pics, info, ideas, whatever you got.
10-04-2008, 01:24 AM
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Oh god. I cant tell you how long ago I had that as a screen saver.
looks like some updated hardware though. the coil packs are newer from the RSX. The Crank trigger is custom. That Dry sump pan is a highly engineered piece.
I miss my NSX. - This is a pic of an upgraded NSX motor for those that aren't aware. Tons of hours under that oil pan.
looks like some updated hardware though. the coil packs are newer from the RSX. The Crank trigger is custom. That Dry sump pan is a highly engineered piece.
I miss my NSX. - This is a pic of an upgraded NSX motor for those that aren't aware. Tons of hours under that oil pan.
10-04-2008, 09:22 AM
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i cannot find the website any more, but there was a guy who took an old school VW Rabbit and dropped in a 944 2.5 engine and drive train. i am thinking going one step further and putting in a 951 3.0 would be fun...or an Audi 2.7T...........wheeeeeeeeee.
10-05-2008, 09:02 PM
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B4 I bought my car, I was looking for a company that did the Ford 302 smallblock swaps and could find nothing. Everything was geared for the Chevy swaps. Bummed me out as I am an Ex 5.0 guy.
10-05-2008, 09:40 PM
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there's i guy some times around this forum with a buick GN turbo motor you get alot of buick GN for 5 grand and not much 944 motor for 5 grand .
there a little crude but all things considered .
Like wieght torque power and price renegade sell stuff for the conversion they seem a good thing and there is stroker kits for them to go to 4.2
there a little crude but all things considered .
Like wieght torque power and price renegade sell stuff for the conversion they seem a good thing and there is stroker kits for them to go to 4.2
10-06-2008, 07:06 AM
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I"m with Van. A cool diesel motor that could get over 40mpg and still out torque the new ZR1 or Viper! The Cayenne is coming out with a diesel. Don't know if it's for the US yet but diesel is the way to go.