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2.3 litre - how to?

i went to watch some historic racing on the weekend. one guy was running a 911ST replica with a 2.3 litre motor.

anyone know what crank/rod/barrel etc combo results in a 2.3?

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Old 06-27-2005, 09:51 PM
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Hi Ryan

My tangerine 911 had a "2.3" - 66mm crank with 85 mm JE pistons in bored Nickasil jugs. Actually closer to 2.2 - 2245cc if I remember correctly.

P.S any idea if I changed my red car back to an ST look - would it be eligible for historic racing with its 72 2.4E motor or do they have to be all numbers matching to be eligible?

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hey rob

where the 85mm pistons a custom order?

there are 2 main historic classes for 911's. the first is group S (Sa, Sb & Sc divided by age). group S requires cars to be all original (ie. no replica's) and is dominated by MFI 74/75 2.7 Carrera's. The odd Carrera3.0's do ok also but are a bit limited by having to run CIS - and thus can't run hot cams etc.

I think a 2.4E would do ok in sub group Sb - at least you could compete in the sub group...

your red car would have to fully match its chassis no. to get a group S logbook

the other option is group Nc - for historic touring cars that ran back in the day. replica's are allowed but the only 911's that ran in the day were 2.3 ST's. there was one group N 911 at the historics on the weekend - it went well but has to contend with mega hp camaro's etc.

your red car would need to be a 2.3 and early bumpers to run as an ST

check out http://www.hsrca.org.au/ for more info
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Ryan

Thanks for the info. I got the 85mm pistons from EBS - I think pretty standard issue for them.

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rob

and the barrels were stock 2.2 bored out by an extra mm?
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Yup - but std. 84mm Biral (not Nickasil mistakenly typed in my first reply), bored to specs supplied by EBS.

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Ryan,

was it a newly builty 911ST running or was it the one that has been around for a while.

Michael
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mike, its a new one - silver - this was its 1st race meeting

there's some pics on the aussie pelican board

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