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Project Dora: A 997 version of the 911 R!

Old 10-30-2018, 07:24 AM
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Very interested in how you would fit the GT3RS air box onto the 997 3.8 intake/throttle. I'm having the same issue as I got a GT3 rear lid and air box but cant seem to find a way to make the air box fit so that it lines up with the rear lid intake openings.
Old 10-31-2018, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by ///Malcontent
This sounds like a fun build. A couple of questions:

Why an X51 throttle body and not a GT3 unit?
Similarly, why X51 headers instead of aftermarket long-tubes?
X51 throttle body is exact matching fit to X51 intake manifold. GT3 throttle body won’t fit without modification. We prefer fabricating a connecting tube for the air box rather than modifying the intake manifold. And we want to use as many factory X51 parts as possible to our build theme of X51 4.0.

Originally Posted by moralman
Very interested in how you would fit the GT3RS air box onto the 997 3.8 intake/throttle. I'm having the same issue as I got a GT3 rear lid and air box but cant seem to find a way to make the air box fit so that it lines up with the rear lid intake openings.
We will do our best to provide updated photos of the modifications necessary for the fitment as we progress with the build.
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Old 10-31-2018, 12:54 PM
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subbed - can't wait to see how this progresses!
Old 10-31-2018, 01:52 PM
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Can the 991 X51 be dropped into the 997 chassis? Why not start at that point as those engines were 430hp? Then bump that up to 4.0 and you get closer to the 500 mark similiar to the BGB 4.0 X51 builds?
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Cool, interested to see how it turns out and what kind of power you get.

My 997 has certain similarities: 4.0 L bore, modded heads, ipd comp plenum, GT3 TB, x51 headers, AWE cats. Havent dynod it yet so not sure what its pushing so your build will give me some kind of ballpark range. Will you tune it ?

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Sub'd. Would love to see if this can hang with mine when it's done.
Old 10-31-2018, 11:53 PM
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Originally Posted by drivrswntd
Can the 991 X51 be dropped into the 997 chassis? Why not start at that point as those engines were 430hp? Then bump that up to 4.0 and you get closer to the 500 mark similiar to the BGB 4.0 X51 builds?
So many issues with this the largest of which being they are different ECUs.
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The motor is out, torn down, and it is off to LN Engineering to get prepared for the new engine rebuild.





Next time we see the block, it will be ready with the new "nickies" sleeved aluminum bore size for the custom JE pistons to have their new home.

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Are you going to Wing it?
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Originally Posted by JABowders
Are you going to Wing it?
Nope. No wings, no turbos.
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...not even a little one like mine?

Photo won't load... <sad face>

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Originally Posted by JABowders
...not even a little one like mine?
Not even a little one. Sorry. The rear deck will be modified inside to accommodate the GT3 air box but outside it will be 997 stock.
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Cool, looking forward to seeing it. Great looking wheels BTW.
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Originally Posted by Hammerman501

Nope. No wings, no turbos.
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Old 11-01-2018, 02:59 PM
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