Monster 3.8
#17
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#18
Race Car
There is alot of Rothsport about this engine custom ITB adapters, Jenvey ITB's, Rothsport throttle linkage, 996 GT3 Intake Plenums and filter adapter. The vacuum manifold is different to the one normally supplied by Rothsport, as is the arrangement under the vacuum manifold, which looks like an ISV valve of some sort with a small filter on the side.
This type of engine is very expensive to build, its not only the parts, but is all the custom machine work and measurement, and rechecking of clearances etc. see my sig for how I know.....
This type of engine is very expensive to build, its not only the parts, but is all the custom machine work and measurement, and rechecking of clearances etc. see my sig for how I know.....
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steven is dead on in terms of cost. however, for those of you with the skill set and tools to wrench this stuff together yourself (steven,
mike j, noah, robin, etc.) i would think you can probably knock off 20k in labor. for us mortals...it's a different story.
mike j, noah, robin, etc.) i would think you can probably knock off 20k in labor. for us mortals...it's a different story.
#24
Noodle Jr.
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$50K for a 993 engine is certainly a lot of money when you can buy an entire 993 for less. But when you look at the parts and labor involved in building such an engine, $50K becomes entirely reasonable. You're talking about an engine that from the crankshaft out to the exhaust tips is customized, modified, and perfected.
#27
Drifting
$50K for a 993 engine is certainly a lot of money when you can buy an entire 993 for less. But when you look at the parts and labor involved in building such an engine, $50K becomes entirely reasonable. You're talking about an engine that from the crankshaft out to the exhaust tips is customized, modified, and perfected.
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Things like that engine are expensive just because it's all custom stuff almost 1 off
I was in the boat building business where we could never compete in the smaller 30 -70 ft range because we were building custom 1 offs to the owners specs and competing against (relatively) mass produced f/g
Mass production is a powerful thing
now, in the bigger boat arena it's almost all one offs all you need to do is find customers w/ $3-20 million burning a hole in their wallets
I was in the boat building business where we could never compete in the smaller 30 -70 ft range because we were building custom 1 offs to the owners specs and competing against (relatively) mass produced f/g
Mass production is a powerful thing
now, in the bigger boat arena it's almost all one offs all you need to do is find customers w/ $3-20 million burning a hole in their wallets