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That certainly does sound like fun Henry. Is there even enough seating surface on the 3.0L case to fit a cylinder that wide?

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I have no idea what kind of power/torque 66 x 105 would produce but what a hoot to build it. I will say that 8200-8500 rpm would be possible and given the correct port and cam configuration I would think you could produce good power from 4500.
NO worries on the time frame!! I have a bunch more questions!

Hmmmm, 66mm counterwieghted crank I presume.

What size ITB and Exhaust primaries would you run?

Compression- 11.5:1 or higher (race fuel only)

What sort of cam in this beast?

How would 3.2 heads work in this engine?

You have tweaked my curiosity on this one!

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That certainly does sound like fun Henry. Is there even enough seating surface on the 3.0L case to fit a cylinder that wide?
Talked to Charles @ LN and he says we could put 102 in an SC case.
102 X 66mm =3236 CC.

To run 105 you need a 964 or 993 case.
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NO worries on the time frame!! I have a bunch more questions!

Hmmmm, 66mm counterwieghted crank I presume. see picture

What size ITB and Exhaust primaries would you run? If the goal is 8500 I would think 50 mm into a 41-42mm port & 1 5/8" primary

Compression- 11.5:1 or higher (race fuel only) I would think 11.5 would be plenty

What sort of cam in this beast? [color] DC90 [/color]

How would 3.2 heads work in this engine? sure

You have tweaked my curiosity on this one!

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Henry,

Can you shoot me an email or PM and we can discuss the $$ for the crank and rods?

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The supercrank is 66mm stroke? For some reason I thought it used the GT3 stroke.
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Can you shoot me an email or PM and we can discuss the $$ for the crank and rods?

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Contact me with a regular email address and I'll send you the info. Or call me
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BTW: The GT3 rods have gone through the roof. Porsche "gold" is always on the rise.
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Stumbled across this thread... very interesting!

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wow lots of good info, did any of this planing get put into actoin?
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I am switching from a CMW Stroke crank (77.5 STROKE from a ground 3.0 crank) with custom rods (130mm) and 100mm to a GT3 crank (76.5 stroke) and custom rods(131mm) to get back to the 3.7 I had, maybe a 3.8?.. $1800 for the crank is much better than the 4K for a CMW Billet, which due to the offset grind, can and will crackout.... Just need to figure the rod lengths..

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searchin for a "what to do to my motor next" and stumbled upon this thread. Whadda tease. it gives me wood. Anything get built?
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We have our GT3 crank now, and will be ordering custom 131mm rods, either Carrillo, Cunningham, or R+R, depends on weights. Anyone else doing a similar build?
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Our project changed directions, motor is gone, had a HP twin plug 3.0 turbo motor, but it is still on the stand and likely to be parted out...

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