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First startup 3.6 911 -71 RSR/RWB turning in to a build thread?
Hi all fellow pelicans :)
Just want to share a short clip of the first day running the engine. Unfortunately, when uploading to youtube, the quality went from 10 to 1 :confused: The upside is that you don't have to see all the cr_p stored in the garage...& the rest of the car still remains a mystery ;) The car is a 911T 1971 now with a 3.6 from 1991. The transplant & install is all done in house. A huge thanks to forums like this for the information & expertise & to the local Porsche enthusiasts at home for all their guidance. <iframe width="700" height="394" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/84b7JlFXbbo" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
Congrats and it sounds awesome. Bet your pleased. Must feel pretty good!
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That does sound awesome! What a transplant. Congrats!
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Congrats! That's gotta be a great feeling.
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Thanks :)
Yes it feels pretty awesome to have reached such a milestone. The day of startup I was a bit nervous. We had no idea if the DME would work or if the harness was fully ok. Having only wiring diagrams from the 964 engine & the 1971 body we made the Engine Chassis Conversion Harness ourselves. There were still some issues before the engine finally fired up...but well, here we are. Finally :D More? Yeah, there is more but there is no build thread here on the forum. Didn't know if it would be of any interest. The car came with a lot of mysterious goodie bags & crispy fresh clusters :rolleyes: The car had been involved in an insurance fraud case. The company suspected fraud due to a fire in the electrical system under the dash, hence the burned cables & clusters....& steering wheel....& indicator stalks & brake lever...ignition switch and so on... The owner at that time tried to sell the car not long before the incident, but with no luck. The car was finally sold & after a few years of changing owner it ended up in a friends garage. They wanted to restore it but didn't have the time. So, my partner/fiancee bought it, after me inspiring (or maybe brain washing) her for a few weeks....playing clips on youtube of loud RSR/wide body Porsches, leaving my computer on with pictures of wide ass Porsches :D May I add that she was NOT a fan of Porsches. They look like frogs & she said she would never own one.... http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544701001.JPG http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544701001.JPG http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544701001.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544706784.JPG |
Cool that you got it running! Congratulations!
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There you are :D Thank you & a special thanks to Magnus for all the help & info he has helped us with SmileWavy
It has taken a while longer than planned & i have not visited the Porsche guys as frequently as I would like to. Honestly speaking I hardly spent any time in my own garage the past year. Having two small children is reason enough, i think. Håkan was kind enough to lend us a set of ignition cables since only 4 or 5 of our gave any spark. Now the engine will be lowered & cables will be tucked away, rear engine mount/crash cage :rolleyes: will be sand blasted & the oil lines put back in place after some extra welding. Besides that....we have the rest of the car to finish :D paintedhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544790249.jpg |
Always glad to help if i can. Would be nice to see you if you are home around christmas?
I had a hell of a time starting my 3.6, all 6 injectors was stuck close. But I was always planing on getting newer bigger injectors anyway. |
Please share the specifics related to the flywheel and clutch, this is a critical aspect of the conversion. Congrats on the Metzger upgrade
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You get a conversion flywheel from patricmotorsport (maybe orher sources) and use 915 clutch parts. |
Good point on the trans. I can't imagine a 3,6 behind a 901.
I too would like to see all the details of the swap. Sounds like a lot or work. Good luck, and I can't wait to see it finished. |
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We installed SAAB injectors. 2 of our failed when i tried them out before install. The 964 injectors are at 90% duty cycle @ 250hp according to several calculations. BOSCH states 201cc/min @3bar & the 964 is set to 3,8bar. The injectors should, in theory, hit max @ 275hk / 3,8bar. I know several people run higher power with 964 injectors but that's nothing i would like to experiment with however. The SAAB injectors hit 81% duty cycle @ 275hk / 3,8bar BOSCH states 248cc/min @ 3bar I'll be home for 3 weeks from Thursday next week. Quote:
Magnus already mentioned the PMS flywheel & 915 clutch parts. That's basically it, really. Some pictures below. Quote:
I feel this start-up teaser turning in to a build- & how to- thread. Would people really be interested? A lot of work converting to a 3.6 yes, but now afterwords no. Have in mind I have NEVER worked on a Porsche up until this one. The paper bags we had, with all the goodies, were full of parts & some didn't even belong to a Porsche. So we headed of to Magnus & the other guys for a coffee & little game of...what's hiding in your mysterious bag :D When we told the gang about our lack of experience they were all glad to help out. When i pointed at a picture on the wall saying, that is what we are going to build, they got mysteriously quiet. The picture represented a 1974 RSR. I wished back then i could read minds :D We had a 2.2 original 1971 engine on an engine stand & no clue weather it was a runner or not. Rebuild is a must but can we give it some steroids & make it match a wide body Porsche....no. SO we sold the 2.2 engine & started looking for a better one. After a lot of research we went for a 3.6 but prices in Europe were insane. So we imported an engine from....Vancouver. Yes, Vancouver, Canada. The engine was not near of what the seller/company had promised. A rebuild was inevitable. At the same time we "improved" it on some points. Below the 2.2 engine, 3.6 flywheel/clutch...& some wiring. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544958884.JPG http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544958884.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544958884.JPG http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544958884.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544958884.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544958884.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1544958884.jpg |
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