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Need help on a 3.2
I have a 87 Carrera with a 3.2. I have SSI's, M&K exhaust and a Steve Wong chip. I do 80% street and 20% De events. I want to start planning for the future and just spent an hour searching this website for the hot 3.2 setup. Do I go to 3.4 or 3.5. Should I just buy a 3.6? I did the searches and came up short. Is there a website that I can build a motor online? I want to start accumulating the parts but I want the configuration set up first.
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Going through this myself. It all depends on a bunch of factors.
#1 - If P's & C's are good the cheapest solution would bee to keep them. This will then change the cam and ignition options drastically. #2 - If the P's & C's can be changed then you can go to a 3.4 or 3.5, change compression ratio, modify heads for twin-plug, change the ignition, and change to carbs. #3 - Upgrade to a 3.6 My estimate doing it yourself puts options #1 around $5-6k. Option #2 can run to $15k. Option #3 can run $10k+ and youo still have a used un-rebuilt motor. The real question is what do you want in terms of performance and what are you willing to spend? Good luck. John |
I have 102,000 miles on the car so I think that if I do anything, I am going right down to splitting the case and replacing the rods and bolts. If I wanted to build a 3.4 or 3.5, how do I decide all of the other factors like stroke, cam, etc? I would like to stay with pump gas and stay with the current injection system.
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I'm thinking about this too - I know where I can get some Euro 3.2 pistons (10.3:1) and had thought about doing new cams too. Looking fro input on what kind of gais to expect and how drivability would be impacted, if at all.
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I wouldn't use Euro pistons in the land of 91 Octane.
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Re: Need help on a 3.2
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http://www.europeancarweb.com/projectcars/proj911parts.pdf 3.2L before (w/ SW chip, Dansk pre-muffler & final muffler installed) 3.5L after (on same dyno) http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1163364043.gif Runs on 91 octane, passes CA smog, and looks fairly close to original in appearance http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1163364264.jpg Searching the archives will yield LOTS of information on these types of motors, from the pros/cons to building one from the case up... Ralph |
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How much rear wheel horsepower can I reasonably expect from a 3.2 converted to a 3.4 and still have it "streetable"?
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around 244/250 depends alot on if you have to smog. not sure the 993 ss cams are smogable.
If that's your goal, then I would follow Ralph's lead. 3.5 - 20/21 cams, machine the case, make it look purdy - extrude hone, ARP rod bolts, 993 steel or supertech head studs, cam line restrictors, change the carrera fuel line, rsr rocker seals, new cht and reference sensors. |
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