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VIPRKLR
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Need Mechanical injection kit

I have a 2.7 CIS and am going to build it up to RS specs. First order of business is to locate a mechanical fuel injection setup as I hear that the CIS wont work well.

Also, since the motor has about 130K, should I replace the case, or simply do the RACEWARE studs and Timezerts? I have heard that there is an aluminum 2.7 case, but have yet to confirm that.

Ideas would be much appreciated here as I know so little and am about to go into DEEP water$...

Old 10-11-2000, 08:49 PM
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I have no idea if this applies, but I have a complete MFI from a 2.4L '73T (minus the cam drive). Surely it is not the same as the famed 2.7RS but maybe can be adjusted or modified. Someone out there may know.
A friend of mine has a '76 with a 2.7RS spec motor running Webers. This is a very nice setup you might consider if the MFI proves a bit mutch.
Old 10-12-2000, 06:09 AM
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campbellcj
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You might want to give Gus Pfister at Pacific Fuel Injection Service (San Fran) a call. He won't charge you anything to answer a few questions...after that, hang on to your wallet, but he's THE MFI guru.
Old 10-12-2000, 07:08 PM
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try my mechanic... he's built several RS clones, and was a factory Porsche employee during the 70's.

Andy Bittenbinder

412 366-6165 in the pittsburgh area.

Tell him Dave Cardone referred you, and good luck! I'd like to stick an RS motor into my 912E some day. Imagine that with a 923 gearbox!!!!
Old 10-13-2000, 11:27 AM
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VIPRKLR
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Thanks fellas - I will make some call this comming week.

Anyone ever hear of an aluminium 2.7 case?
Do I really need to replace the case if the timezerts and RACEWARE studs are installed?

I appreciate all info here!
Old 10-14-2000, 08:43 AM
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you may also want to read the information on the Paulweir.com website. There is an extensive explanation on the rehabilitation of the 2.7 Magnesium case using new studs, inserts, and a linehone.

Here's the link: http://www.paulweir.com/rebuild/27litref.html

Olivier
'82 SC

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Old 10-14-2000, 01:06 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by VIPRKLR:
I have a 2.7 CIS and am going to build it up to RS specs. First order of business is to locate a mechanical fuel injection setup as I hear that the CIS wont work well.

Also, since the motor has about 130K, should I replace the case, or simply do the RACEWARE studs and Timezerts? I have heard that there is an aluminum 2.7 case, but have yet to confirm that.

Ideas would be much appreciated here as I know so little and am about to go into DEEP water$...
You would need S throttle bodys and any MFI pump. The pump can be rebuilt to RS specs You would want a rebuilt rack set up for a rebuilt motor. It will set you back about a 1000.OO for a rebuilt rack.Also the throttle bodys will need rebuilding.More money.What I cant remember is, What to do with the pully that drives the mfi pump.Any how it will cost big bucks to do it. You might be better off going carbs.

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