Originally Posted by Serge944
(Post 9096937)
4.0 is yesterday's news. ;)
I'm waiting for some lunatic to do a 4.2. The price of admission is a new crank and rods. :thumbsup: |
There's nothing to "come out." Use the 105.4mm Mahle pistons that I used and add an RSR crank. Voila.
And it's already been done by European tuners. |
I heard someone talking in an interview that they were able to push 4.4L out of the engine. Im not sure now what race team it was but If thats the case, that thing would fly
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I wonder if it would alter the characteristic of the engine too much? Whether the rev ceiling needs to be reduced, etc.
One nice thing about the Sharky 3.9 is that it actually revs higher than stock and retain that high revving nature of the race engine.. !
Originally Posted by Serge944
(Post 9096937)
4.0 is yesterday's news. ;)
I'm waiting for some lunatic to do a 4.2. The price of admission is a new crank and rods. :thumbsup: |
I have the SMG tranny...the car shifts like my old Audi R8V10. For the price delta I will pass on the new M5 for now.
Also, I have heard rumblings Sharky has something coming motorwise for the .2GT3. |
really? I want to know more. It would be cool to see further sharky advances to .2gt3 engines
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GMG plans to bring it's 997.2RS 4.0 upgraded car to the PCA 48 Hours of Sebring......anyone else bringing a 4.0 upgraded car?
Would be fun to do some comparisons..... Regards, James GMG |
Originally Posted by dsu*
(Post 9097701)
I wouldn't be surprised if Sharky comes out with a 4.1 or 4.2 for the 3.8 engine!
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Originally Posted by dsu*
(Post 9097701)
I wouldn't be surprised if Sharky comes out with a 4.1 or 4.2 for the 3.8 engine!
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Originally Posted by Larry Cable
(Post 9105138)
Manthey have a 4.3L...
What's interesting to me are the realistic hp ratings found on Manthey's site: "In the case of the 3.9l-conversion (for 1st gen.), An increase of 35 hp and 35 resulting from the use Nm include special pistons, liners and Kat-manifold element. Rounding out the enhanced performance Cup flywheel, special spark plugs, clutch and sport tuned Motronic. With the 4.1l-liter engine (. For 1st Gen) Manthey puts a shovel on it yet: 65 more horsepower and an increase of 70 Nm are the proud result of engine design á la Manthey. New sucker-highlight is now the full geTÜVte 4.3 l engine, which enabled 510 horsepower and a significant increase of 65 Nm!" As far as I'm concerned, the only guys doing actual R&D are the ones convincing manufacturers like Mahle, Capricorn, etc to produce the pistons & liners to make these builds happen. I don't think any tuners on this board have that claim to fame. |
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waaw 4.3L im sold
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nice article about the car in Total 911...
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Originally Posted by Serge944
(Post 9105236)
I bet it's actually 4.26 (106mm pistons and 80.4mm RSR stroke). Both of those are available off the shelf and I'd be surprised if they developed a new crank with 81.2mm stroke to hit that magic 4300 cc.
What's interesting to me are the realistic hp ratings found on Manthey's site: "In the case of the 3.9l-conversion (for 1st gen.), An increase of 35 hp and 35 resulting from the use Nm include special pistons, liners and Kat-manifold element. Rounding out the enhanced performance Cup flywheel, special spark plugs, clutch and sport tuned Motronic. With the 4.1l-liter engine (. For 1st Gen) Manthey puts a shovel on it yet: 65 more horsepower and an increase of 70 Nm are the proud result of engine design á la Manthey. New sucker-highlight is now the full geTÜVte 4.3 l engine, which enabled 510 horsepower and a significant increase of 65 Nm!" As far as I'm concerned, the only guys doing actual R&D are the ones convincing manufacturers like Mahle, Capricorn, etc to produce the pistons & liners to make these builds happen. I don't think any tuners on this board have that claim to fame. |
what issue is this in? I just recieved my sub from total911. I have not read it yet
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