Bought a C2 turbo...couple questions
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You guys might rememember me as the one turning a dodge Avenger into a Porsche. Well I dropped that project in favor of a 1991 C@ turbo that i purchased for relatively cheap. Lot's of miles(98K) but cosmeticall and mechanically in good shape. Being a Porsche mechanic I went through the car and found very little wrong with it other than typical dryrot seals and some paint issues(chips). it does need some love here and there gerneral maintennace wise and some various things like bonnet struts and some interior trim pieces but overall a pretty good car. Picked the car up for $27K at a used car dealer who wasn't quite sure of what he had. Car pictures:
The car is not stock motor wise(exhaust/headers) and somebody has removed the secondar air injection pump/lines from the car as well. I'm currently in the process of overhauling/stroking the motor to roughly 3.8L at my shop using custom carillo rods and ceramic/moly coated forged JE pistons, 102mm cylinder bores, DRC evo cams, and installing a GT35R ballbearing turbocharger from my previous car inplace of the K27 on it now.(motor had some SERIOUS oil leakage and low oil pressure from the pump.)
the question I have is the about the headers/heat exchangers and the exhaust itself. it's nothing I have personally seen before on a 964 and would really like to know what they are(brand). there are no identifying tags, nameplates, or serial numbers of any kind on this and there doesn't appear to be any area where a tag may have been removed in order to guise the brand of exhaust.
i took a couple pictures of it. maybe one of you folks might recognise it by sight? thought i'd give it a shot.
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It's got me stumped, but if one of you know or have a guess just post your thoughts.
Thanks, appreciate the help.
and you guys were right.......was just better to get the real car instead.
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The car is not stock motor wise(exhaust/headers) and somebody has removed the secondar air injection pump/lines from the car as well. I'm currently in the process of overhauling/stroking the motor to roughly 3.8L at my shop using custom carillo rods and ceramic/moly coated forged JE pistons, 102mm cylinder bores, DRC evo cams, and installing a GT35R ballbearing turbocharger from my previous car inplace of the K27 on it now.(motor had some SERIOUS oil leakage and low oil pressure from the pump.)
the question I have is the about the headers/heat exchangers and the exhaust itself. it's nothing I have personally seen before on a 964 and would really like to know what they are(brand). there are no identifying tags, nameplates, or serial numbers of any kind on this and there doesn't appear to be any area where a tag may have been removed in order to guise the brand of exhaust.
i took a couple pictures of it. maybe one of you folks might recognise it by sight? thought i'd give it a shot.
It's got me stumped, but if one of you know or have a guess just post your thoughts.
Thanks, appreciate the help.
and you guys were right.......was just better to get the real car instead.
Last edited by JadedSilver; 04-21-2005 at 10:04 PM.
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Welcome to the club! $27k is an absurdly low price, even with the miles. I fall in love with my car all over again ever time I drive it. There is just nothing like a C2T!
Now, if you work on these, you clearly know more than I do. However, my understanding is that 102mm leave the walls too thin if you want to run high hp level. There are also some varied opinions on the K27s vs. the ball bearing turbos. Maybe some of the experts (Stephen, Kevin, Rick, Dan...) can chime in here.
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I'm currently in the process of overhauling/stroking the motor to roughly 3.8L at my shop using custom carillo rods and ceramic/moly coated forged JE pistons, 102mm cylinder bores, DRC evo cams, and installing a GT35R ballbearing turbocharger from my previous car inplace of the K27 on it now.
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Originally Posted by 38D
Welcome to the club! $27k is an absurdly low price, even with the miles. I fall in love with my car all over again ever time I drive it. There is just nothing like a C2T!
Originally Posted by 38D
Now, if you work on these, you clearly know more than I do. However, my understanding is that 102mm leave the walls too thin if you want to run high hp level. There are also some varied opinions on the K27s vs. the ball bearing turbos. Maybe some of the experts (Stephen, Kevin, Rick, Dan...) can chime in here.
And the GT35R was meant for my old car. another one of those parts I stuck myself with. I purchased the new turbine housing from Turbocraft in Arizona so it's supposed to just drop right in on the motor now. The K27 that's on the car now just spools like a slug, and it's a fairly new turbocharger itself. It had to ahve been replaced withing the last 10K miles. It's in too good of condition not to have been(no carbon, no shaftplay, virtually no rust)
I'm loving the car already, and I've only put ~1000miles on it. I can definitely say thanks to you guys for convincing me to do the right thing
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Talk to you later
And thanks for the tip on the exhaust parts. Only really worked with FVD, Tubi, and Europipe exhausts before, but this seems pretty good to me :shrug:
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Welcome, looks good. I like the color ( as mine is black as well ) . Looks like a B&B header/muffler system. I have the same one and I don't see a name either.
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Originally Posted by JadedSilver
there is a company you might have heard of called LN Engineering makes billet nikasil plated cylinders for the M64/50 and M64/20. Extremely strong and actually cool much better than the stock units due to the forged aluminum's thermal transfer rate and increased cooling fin surface area.