From 2005
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/136596-varioram-street-machine-2.html
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Originally Posted by Randy W
Bringing new life to an old thread:
Here is a photo of my newly completed 2.8L with Varioram. It is built on an early aluminum case with big baffled oil tank, GT3RS oil pump and coil-on plug/Motec ignition/fuel injection - yet to be dyno'd. It will be used for auto-x and track work.

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Originally Posted by Randy W
Thanks.. Chris Powell in Bellevue built the motor. He has been very patient with me and vica versa. This was a 2 year project extended by budgetary constraints and slo..ow headwork by Pauter. I'm hoping the wait was worth it - it does sound pretty awesome with those big cams and headers/Flowmaster. The advantage of Varioram is primarily for auto-x because you are in 2nd gear most of the time - for trackwork, it's not necessary as long as you are willing to shift more. I figure you can add Varioram for about $2-3K provided you have the necessary EFI sensors already. I'll post updates when I can.
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2012 Infiniti G37X Coupe (AWD) 3.7L Black on Black
1989 modified Scat II HP Hovercraft
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