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lvporschepilot 06-23-2010 07:04 AM

Not Porsche, but still a very cool first engine start
 
I love Porsche and Porsche engines, but I thought the first start of a '76 carbureted Ferrari 308gtb engine (mine, and yes that's me!) to be super cool and worthy too. My 911 engine rebuild did not start nearly as easily, but that is a different beast.

Anyhoo. Details. 10.5:1 compression. stock early US/Euro cams which are 235 dur @ .050 and .350 lift set to 105 lobe centers. Peak power should be around 260bhp at 7500rpm with 215ish torque. 2926cc engine. I will add the Ferrari racing 'P6' cam grind later once broken in. Those are 266 dur @ .050 with .375 lift similar to a DC60 with less lift of course. Max lift with these engines is pretty limited.


YouTube - Ferrari 308GTB 1976 engine rebuild first start

daepp 06-23-2010 08:24 AM

Very cool. And very smooth considering all those carbs - congrats!

BTW - is that a dry sump? Looks like a 911 oil tank in the fender well.

lvporschepilot 06-23-2010 10:20 AM

Wet sump. You are seeing one of the fuel tanks. Dry sump engines were around on the early GTBs for Euro cars. A must for a track car but no biggie for street cars. Same power for these.

Packy 06-25-2010 09:21 AM

makes me want to get a ferrari. I think you can get a testerosa for 50-60k right now. would be fun. I love listening to those 180 degree cranks on the race track at ALMS races.

lvporschepilot 06-25-2010 12:20 PM

180 fire V8s sound great, but so do the Porsche 911 engines with ITB injection/high comp/hot cams/dual spark ign. What a sound

flat6pilot 06-27-2010 12:11 PM

Neat:

YouTube - Ferrari V12 Engine


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