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Sorry Santa
HO HO HO - Sunday was Christmas for Iris and I ( Iris is my 1971 911 Hot Rod). Went to my motor wizard's for the Santa thing, my wife bought him and I a gardners kneeling pad (foam pads with a hand hole cut in one end)and I took him some smoked salmon.
Anyone that knows me is aware that I am not content with the way my new motor was running! The 46mm PMO's are just more sensitive than I want to deal with, using carbs was my idea and I now realize not a great one. She runs great when the car comes off of Dick's Dyno Jet chassic dyno but by the time I get her back down here to the coast she is running way to "FAT" Last fall I went for a "RUN" with the Seattle PCA boys and girls, they thought the car was the fastest turbo diesel they had ever seen. Tyson remembers the wild ride we had. After the first of the year Iris is going in for some work. The 46mm PMO's, manifolds, linkage, watershield air cleaners and the mechanical advance 964 distributor will come off and go up for sale. If you are looking to build a Carrera 3.2 motor with dual plug and carbs give me a shout. Dick (Elverude) my motor wizard and buddy has a set of high butterfly throttle bodys that he really thinks work great, they bolt to the head directly rather than to the old Weber manifold like so many after market throttle bodies do. This gives intake air a straight shot no bends or kinks. They also have a single rod for all three butterflies, not three rods with linkage between them. Dick is a distributor for Halltec engine management systems so we will be using their crank fire stuff to control the squirters and spark. Tuning the motor with the lap top sounds fun to me. My plan is to run a few hill climbs next summer and spend some time at Portland International Raceway in Portland OR. for DE events. I'm hoping Jack and Mike will come up and Tyson will come down, might be fun to go run with the three amigos. I would also like to go up to Bremerton and have Randy Wells give me a few of his hard earned pointer on how to drive this car somewhere close to its potential. His offer, he is an instructor up there! Randy Jones 1971 911 Remember..... R Gruppe "Tour de Cambria" is May 2-3-4-5, 2002 in Cambria California. |
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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HOLY S**T! To those not in the know, "Dick motors" perform! This ought to make for quite a transformation....
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I gotta ask Tyson about the wild ride. I hope to see you at a track in the summer, Randy. Good luck with the new systems. If I need parts I'll call you.
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Bird. It's the word...
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Take lots of photos buddy! (Oh, and turn them upside down for me
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PIR sounds great to me Randy! I plan on bringing Jim (superman) with me.
As for Cambria? I hope the "Open Track Challenge" doesn't coincide with those dates. I'd hate to miss 2 years in a row. I plan on having the 72 back closer to a "72" look by next year, so I can better fit in with the R-Gruppe guys. Looking forward to another great Porsche season!
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No, say it aint so, Tyson. Although I very much like 'early car' beauty as you know, I think your car is a knockout with the body extras. I have thought for quite some time now that your car just needs paint. How 'bout you just paint the thing? She's pretty already!
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Don't worry Superman. I'm just going to return the rear bumper set-up back to the early, non-reflector set-up with an RS rear bumper like Jack's.
It'll still look right. I want a convertible 73 RSR, basically. You know, something you don't see everyday. ![]()
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