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1970 RSR Build Making Progress
New to the forum, excited to join the folks who are building some great cars.
I've spend the last 8 months working on my 70T to RSR conversion. I've had the amazing pleasure of working with some great folks across the US to build the car, I will share the engine build details today. Engine is a 3.5L high-strung mainly motorsport internals twin plug MoTeC build running 996 GT3 82mm Throttle Body induction. Even working with great folks like Brian Pauter to build this motor, still a large learning curve. Motor is currently at Eisenbuds here in Denver to cam timing and off to Chris Cervelli for finalizing wiring harness. Motor in the photo as you can see is still not yet complete, but close. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1702057392.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1702057392.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1702057392.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1702057392.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1702057392.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1702057392.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1702057392.jpg |
Very nice!
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Thank you. Should be installed and on the dyno in early January.
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looks awesome ....Jealous !!!!!!
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Following! Beautiful looking engine!
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motor looks great! what are the build specs? what hp are you expecting?
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Wellcome
Yes, need some specs. Johan |
Happy to share the specs in detail:
Started with a 3L case 996 gt3 3.6 crankshaft with 76.4 stroke 996 gt3 oil pump 996 gt3 oem main bearings (surprisingly expensive) Pauter lighter weight gt3 chromoly connecting rods Custom CP pistons with 11.3 to 1 compression, coated side skirts 98mm Mahle cylinders Twin plug Pauter machined heads, larger intake/exhaust valves- 52mm intakes x 42mm exhaust with 8mm stems and Titanium retainers, HD dual springs, factory bead locks and spring cups / bottom locators. 5 angle valve seats, bored intake and exhaust and 42mm port-matched to 996 intake. Webcams 464/465 grind, medium aggressive cam I suppose 996 gt3 intake, using Adaptive motorsports adapters to fit to 2 stud head. Adaptive motorsport fuel rails with factory gt3 injectors Stock resonance valve machined (plastic) to fit the narrower plenum center spacing Adaptive motorsport plenum 82mm GT3 RS throttle body, fly by wire gas pedal from a 997 MoTeC M130 Exhaust is 1 7/8 D equal length headers with 997 4.0L titanium center box We added quite a bit of electronics to modernize the motor: head temp sensor, 02 sensors, crank position sensor (on flywheel), cam position from the distributor, fuel pressure sensor, MAP sensor and vacuum switch for the resonator. At 3.5L I would be happy with 325hp to 350hp. There are 3.5L motors making quite a bit more power. The motor was designed to rev to 8K, but realistically making peak power at 7K. We selected the cam to give more mid range torque versus HP at 8k. |
We are missing the ignition part !!
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I'm using JB racing twin plug distributor and 993 coilpack hybrid. : )
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Best, Erin |
Those are some good names building and finishing your engine. Very excited to see your build come together.
Where in Colorado are you? |
Thank you Erin - glad to hear your move went well.
Hi Levi, I am in Denver. My group of friends all seem to own modern and air-cooled 911's. Great combination to have a classic 911 and more modern cars as well. Feel my 911 ruins all other cars for steering feel and feedback. |
In what state of build is the car/chassis?
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The front and rear suspension and brake upgrades are complete. I need to order the EB Racing RSR flares and tackle that next.
The engine goes to Chris Cervelli this week for wiring harness and install. Here are a few photos of the suspension and brakes. |
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996 front and boxster rear brakes, however sometimes I wish I would have gone with 930 brakes. Need to run 16" wheels with larger brakes, but they do feel amazing and don't need power assist.
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Great build. Unbelievable in the best way possible. Maybe me, but check the rear spring plates. The adjusting screw looks upside down. Love the engine build. It’s almost too pretty to use.
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Thanks. The spring plate is actually bolted together as a single plate as the car runs on coilovers.
Appreciate the kind words. |
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