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Motor build bling
Hey Guys,
I'd like to start a new thread where everyone posts NICE pictures of motor rebuilds. Pretty open... just show off your builds. I have this one and one more I have to find pictures for that TOM AMON help me build. He did the hard work, I did the rest. WAY TO GO TOM AMON!!!! By the way... I have sound too. It sounds super classic for a 3.0 Liter. REALLY FUN! http://www.74911rs.com/images/Motor-...bly0718096.jpg http://www.74911rs.com/images/IMG_5134.jpg http://www.74911rs.com/images/IMG_5144.jpg |
Wow, that looks like a superb rebuild. I'd like to see more of these!
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Check out these sites to see more of this rebuild / and TOM AMON's site. He is a local rebuilder, for the Northern CA area... with tons of years of experience. He's the top shelf guy.
Mobile Porsche Repair - Mobile Works West brings the Porsche Repair SHOP to YOU << all about TOM AMON - Mobile Mechanic Porsche 911 RS -- 1974 -- Porsche Project << My motor/ project rebuild |
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Woah... That is pretty sweet. I love the one with the long pipes. That would look SIK on my ride.
I also will mention I have a FINITE budget... not like these motor builds look to cost!!! Super neat to see though!! THANKS! Keep em coming folks. Show us what you got! |
This pic makes me drool.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1254189367.jpg Sweet motor of gaaaawwwddd! That must sound outrageous!!!! |
I gotta play too but Henry's motors are true 911 art.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1254196749.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1254196775.jpg |
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This photo brought some Wood into my life... ;) |
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my 68 912 engine I rebuilt relatively stock. Got the motor with a screw stuck in the cylinder, dropped it, ripped it apart, replaced what needed replacing, sandblasted painted and slapped it together. Runs like a champ now! hey, I'm 18. You really can't expect too much. Someday I'll be your guys' caliper. (911's etc.) |
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Well done. After seeing your work you're already in our "calibre". |
Happy Days
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I can see why they are so happy! Clean nice engine! Sweet!!
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Not finished yet, but you get the picture (2.4S). This has seen loads of TLC past few months! Polished the fan using a Black & Decker mouse and then used POR15 Glisten PC. All hardware newly zinc-coated yellow. All engine tin and brackets etc black powdercoated. SSI's and new throttle bushings. Dealing with MFI pump install now.
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Here's what an amateur's work looks like
It's lovely to see the work of the pros--it's definitely inspiration for my future builds. Here's what a first-time engine builder's amateur work looks like. I can definitely see where I can improve next time...:D
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1254326432.jpg and almost ready for install.... http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1254326484.jpg |
Don't be too modest: it looks great!
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Is that motor backwards? Mid engine ? What are we looking at here?
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I am really glad I started this thread. I just love seeing all the neat engines out there being built. What a treat!
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What do you estimate an engine like mine is worth on the open market? (is it worth more in the car? -- or out? - what factors decide price?)
My engine is a standard 1980 3.0 Liter SC Engine - CIS / 964 Cams / 9.3:1 CIS Pistons / Nikasils / backdated heater ducts / Bersch RSR muffler. It was rebuilt by Tom Amon (long block) and I completed the rest. It's going to be dyno'd soon. I expect it is putting out about 210HP or more. Need more details? I am just curious what it's worth. http://www.74911rs.com/images/Motor-...bly0718096.jpg |
Backwards? Of course not! :D:D I built this 2.7RS to go in my '75 914. It should be a mid-engined rocket ship now....:D
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