The Bumpin' Pumpkin - The tale of one 964's rebuild
#16
Rennlist Member
Nice job. That's what I call a "brave" colour for the street. It will no doubt attract a great deal of attention. But I lke the colour- especially for a track car.
Couple of comments:
Did you stick with the stock 964 oil pump?
Why didn't you use a 993 m/c with that brake set up?
I also wonder why you used a basically pretty good 964 as a donor car but I'm sure you had your reasons. Look forward to more photos as the car progresses.
Couple of comments:
Did you stick with the stock 964 oil pump?
Why didn't you use a 993 m/c with that brake set up?
I also wonder why you used a basically pretty good 964 as a donor car but I'm sure you had your reasons. Look forward to more photos as the car progresses.
#18
Racer
Thread Starter
I don't get this... Women just don't like the color! The first time my girlfriend sees the car in the garage, she goes "It's so... orange..." . Way to deflate the balloon sweetheart... ha ha ha!
#19
Racer
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Couple of comments:
Did you stick with the stock 964 oil pump?
Why didn't you use a 993 m/c with that brake set up?
I also wonder why you used a basically pretty good 964 as a donor car but I'm sure you had your reasons. Look forward to more photos as the car progresses.
Did you stick with the stock 964 oil pump?
Why didn't you use a 993 m/c with that brake set up?
I also wonder why you used a basically pretty good 964 as a donor car but I'm sure you had your reasons. Look forward to more photos as the car progresses.
- It'll come later, I'm already 1 size up from the 964 C2 MC with the C4's MC, but the 993 CRS MC is the goal... buying that requires more moolah. Also, I had thought about upgrading the entire system to 993 spec, but that introduces ABD into the mix. This will end up somewhat of a hybrid between a 964 C2 (ABS brain), 964 C4 (hydraulic system), 944T (ABS wiring harness) and 993 CRS (MC).
- Because of Singapore's car ownership regime, it's very difficult to 1) find a 964 (I looked for 5 years), and 2) I wanted an accident free starting point
#20
WEll, my wife doesn't drive the 964 anyway, so the only thing that would matter is what color the cup holders are
#21
Racer
Thread Starter
This weekend's installment... The engine is really one of the showpiece parts of this car, and it gets my blood pumping faster every time I see it:
The "operating room"
Various parts which the Brown Van Man brought...
Closer shots of the various parts...
JE Piston and Carillo connecting rod
CMW Motorsports heads (billet)
Crankcase with Turbo studs
Crankshaft going in (original OEM 964 part)...
Oil pump / filter going in...
Connecting rods going in...
Starting to look like an engine...
The "operating room"
Various parts which the Brown Van Man brought...
Closer shots of the various parts...
JE Piston and Carillo connecting rod
CMW Motorsports heads (billet)
Crankcase with Turbo studs
Crankshaft going in (original OEM 964 part)...
Oil pump / filter going in...
Connecting rods going in...
Starting to look like an engine...
#22
Racer
Thread Starter
Some more...
Gratuitous close-up shot...
Shiny, good...
Even shinier!
Checking tolerances...
More parts to be added on...
Individual throttle bodies and fan shroud get thrown on...
Just missing some lines and pumps... and a car!
Clutch goes on... the monster engine is close to completion...
The monster engine goes inside the rebuilt shell...
Gratuitous close-up shot...
Shiny, good...
Even shinier!
Checking tolerances...
More parts to be added on...
Individual throttle bodies and fan shroud get thrown on...
Just missing some lines and pumps... and a car!
Clutch goes on... the monster engine is close to completion...
The monster engine goes inside the rebuilt shell...
#27
Racer
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#28
Racer
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Early week installment...
Weight loss and minimal bends was the theme behind my exhaust choice. That and the fact that Fabspeed was a having a GB on their full exhaust system made it a difficult to turn down choice.
Here is the custom exhaust I used to have on the car:
Relatively straight forward, we'll have to do some dyno tests on this when I get around to it...
Ugly, but definitely a subscriber of the KISS philosophy...
Here is the new one (I am having the tips off the old one welded on to the street set up:
Street set up...
Track set up...
Mounted...
Too bad it's not going to stay this clean for long...
Weight loss and minimal bends was the theme behind my exhaust choice. That and the fact that Fabspeed was a having a GB on their full exhaust system made it a difficult to turn down choice.
Here is the custom exhaust I used to have on the car:
Relatively straight forward, we'll have to do some dyno tests on this when I get around to it...
Ugly, but definitely a subscriber of the KISS philosophy...
Here is the new one (I am having the tips off the old one welded on to the street set up:
Street set up...
Track set up...
Mounted...
Too bad it's not going to stay this clean for long...