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3.2 litre build using the 1989 2.7 944na

Has anyone done the 3.2 litre build using the 1989 2.7 944na engine as the donor? I am told you can resleeve the 2.7 block to accept J&E custom turbo pistons and a 3.0 s2 or 968 crank to come out with a 3.2 or 3.3 litre torque monster easily capable of 450 HP on street fuel while utilising the stock 951 turbo crossover pipe, intake etc.

Does anyone have any accurate info to offer ?

PS.......Is there any difference between the s2 3.0 crank and the 968 3.0 crank??
I was told that the 968 is a better piece!

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i haven't seen a 3.2L motor. however, I have seen a 3.1L, it had an S2 crank (which shouldn't be any different than a 968 crank), and 104.5mm sleeves/pistons.

It was built from an S2 engine and was a 16V turbo.
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Was the guy happy with it?

Would you happen to have his contact info?
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Came across most of what you were asking.
http://www.clarks-garage.com/shop-manual/951_eng_perfmod.htm
I think using a 3.0 block and then over bore, sleeve and using the 944 Turbo head/modified is easiest.

These guys can do it but it cost bank.
http://www.powerhaus.com/944t.htm

I have No first hand experience to share.
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Chris White over on Rennlist should be able to give you a whole boat load of information on this.
IIRC he said it was theoretically possible to take it up to 3.6L or something crazy like that.
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