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HEY DD74
THIS is my first post on pelican, however i'm a long time flat-6 membet, and a huge porsche guy.. anyways i have a very modified 2.7L, it's been storked and bored to 3.1L (3065cc), is running a custom CIS setup, has been blueprinted and balanced, heads were ported and stamp polished, JE forged pistons, some fancy connecting rods, custom grind crank with a extend lift S cam, SSI headers and a flowmater 60 series exhuast (very very loud).. this engine is a monster, it rips apart axles shafts, requires ultra high torque starters (SKY high compression ratio), and guzzles gas... its not 300hp....but its getting damn close and this thing doesn;t leek oil....though it does have less than 6000km's on it, and it taken care of like no other... and was a expenive build up to begin with |
Porsches leaking oil should not be the norm!! I hate leaking motors.
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Also, I have a friend who had a 2.9, and at one time when he went for a DE, they wouldn't allow his car on the track as they thought the 2.9 was a liability for destroying itself. As it is, this friend did track the 2.9, which made close to 300 hp, but the reliability factor was suspect; supposedly the engine became very hot only after a very few laps. I can't speak to a 3.1, except that there exists a 3.0 motor that Porsche at one point in a manufacturing run, stroke out to 3.1. But 3.1 stroked from a 2.7? Wow! :eek: |
Yeah man thats sick! Post some pics, would be cool to see!
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With that said, I'm fairly confident that with a twenty to thirty year old motor, particularly one that's not rebuilt, oil leaks are going to happen. I've never seen them to be a big deal. |
i believe the 3.1L (barely, almost half way between 3L-3.1L)
is obatined by boring to 2.9 or 2.8, and than stroking the rest...which is alos why the compression ratio is so high. cheers oh...i think i made a "new member post" which has links to my carodamin site, which has lots of pictures and the full sotry of my car...i'll check.. if not i'll make it asap |
Sounds good. I'd be interested to see this.
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