95 C4 3.8 build
#31
Rennlist Member
What you'll have is what's in my faux RS. Which ended up being a $30K build. In 2003. Then, after that grenaded (granted, user error with the prior owner), the reliability stuff went in with a 964 crank/Pauter rods/GT3R pump + another engine case.
Honest 300HP with a stock exhaust, almost 320 with a good one.
Honest 300HP with a stock exhaust, almost 320 with a good one.
#32
Race Car
I am going 3.8 for sure, what would you add to what I am doing?
Planning:
3.8 bore in 109 P and C
RS cams and better springs
Head work (port and polish, new valve seats)
Stock rods with arp rod bolts
Oil pump mods
Main bearings and rod bearings
IMS shafts
Oil thermostat
Misc Etc per stock rebuild
Chip
Clutch kit with master and slave cylinders
Phase 2
Re-gear
AASCO LWFW
Etc.
Possible Phase 3
Intake
ECU
Tuning
Planning:
3.8 bore in 109 P and C
RS cams and better springs
Head work (port and polish, new valve seats)
Stock rods with arp rod bolts
Oil pump mods
Main bearings and rod bearings
IMS shafts
Oil thermostat
Misc Etc per stock rebuild
Chip
Clutch kit with master and slave cylinders
Phase 2
Re-gear
AASCO LWFW
Etc.
Possible Phase 3
Intake
ECU
Tuning
#33
Rennlist Member
Thanks for your thoughts here. Just to be clear we are doing a full proper rebuild as you would with the 3.6 plus the head and cam work, we are also adding displacement as well and using the good Mahle bore in stuff.
I am not hung up at all on the extra cost for P and C and case work. Also I am going to do a re-gear within the next year or two as well.
What specific parts outside of what I list do you think are needed?
This is a street car with the stock redline to be used as our daily driver.
I am not hung up at all on the extra cost for P and C and case work. Also I am going to do a re-gear within the next year or two as well.
What specific parts outside of what I list do you think are needed?
This is a street car with the stock redline to be used as our daily driver.
I next thought is upgrading brakes and suspension bits to handle all that power. You wanted to fall off that cliff.
Personally, I would price everything out and then ask Ken how much he is willing to part out his faux RS. You know that lump was built correctly.
#34
I used the RSR Mahles, the 109mm bases have a more robust seal that the 3.6 and bore in 107's lack. The big bores push a lot of air around internally, the GT3 runs the cc below atmospheric as an even better solution but needs the GT3 oil pump, special seals and a special breather valve. The RSR's also have nifty l/w tapered bore wrist pins, every gram you save in reciprocating weight is critical. If you can get the sets w/ asymmetrical wristpin o/s that is a +, I have the old symmetrical ones they are supposed to have more piston slap but I haven't noticed it, maybe if I could hear both sets side buy side it would be more obvious.
a friend has a supercharger kit on his track only 993, got to admit that it is very nice w/ a unique sound, the only problem was a spin that blew the intake off the engine, but I have seen that on n/a too.
a friend has a supercharger kit on his track only 993, got to admit that it is very nice w/ a unique sound, the only problem was a spin that blew the intake off the engine, but I have seen that on n/a too.
#35
What you'll have is what's in my faux RS. Which ended up being a $30K build. In 2003. Then, after that grenaded (granted, user error with the prior owner), the reliability stuff went in with a 964 crank/Pauter rods/GT3R pump + another engine case.
Honest 300HP with a stock exhaust, almost 320 with a good one.
Honest 300HP with a stock exhaust, almost 320 with a good one.
As for the oil pump I am still researching what I am going to do for this.
Any other parts?
#36
Sweet! I love open checkbook builds. Can't wait to see results..
I next thought is upgrading brakes and suspension bits to handle all that power. You wanted to fall off that cliff.
Personally, I would price everything out and then ask Ken how much he is willing to part out his faux RS. You know that lump was built correctly.
I next thought is upgrading brakes and suspension bits to handle all that power. You wanted to fall off that cliff.
Personally, I would price everything out and then ask Ken how much he is willing to part out his faux RS. You know that lump was built correctly.
#39
Rennlist Member
Mike!!! You went down the slope and then fell off the cliff head first! Big build and project for your car. Looking forward to seeing the results at 993fest. Should be a beast. You're right, your wife is a keeper. Most spouses would have threatened divorce over a rebuild like this. Nicely done.
#40
It is a local Seattle shop that also manages a racing team, but I am not sure what the etiquette is for posting here and I don't want to get into a this shop vs that shop debate. I am sticking with my great shop for sure.
Feel free to PM me.
Feel free to PM me.
#41
Mike!!! You went down the slope and then fell off the cliff head first! Big build and project for your car. Looking forward to seeing the results at 993fest. Should be a beast. You're right, your wife is a keeper. Most spouses would have threatened divorce over a rebuild like this. Nicely done.
Mike
#42
Pro
I am going 3.8 for sure, what would you add to what I am doing?
Planning:
3.8 bore in 109 P and C
RS cams and better springs
Head work (port and polish, new valve seats)
Stock rods with arp rod bolts
Oil pump mods
Main bearings and rod bearings
IMS shafts
Oil thermostat
Misc Etc per stock rebuild
Chip
Clutch kit with master and slave cylinders
Phase 2
Re-gear
AASCO LWFW
Etc.
Possible Phase 3
Intake
ECU
Tuning
Planning:
3.8 bore in 109 P and C
RS cams and better springs
Head work (port and polish, new valve seats)
Stock rods with arp rod bolts
Oil pump mods
Main bearings and rod bearings
IMS shafts
Oil thermostat
Misc Etc per stock rebuild
Chip
Clutch kit with master and slave cylinders
Phase 2
Re-gear
AASCO LWFW
Etc.
Possible Phase 3
Intake
ECU
Tuning
Should you still be single add a girl with deep pockets to the shopping list...
#45