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Air Cooled 911 Engine Components That Im Making In New Zealand
Hello, over the last year ive been busy developing some new parts for 3.2, 964 and 993 engines. I thought you might be intetested in my progress to date. Before everyone starts asking, the aluminium for the cylinder heads is a propritary blend we have made in Germany.
The heads flow 288 cfm @ .500" @25 inches On the intake from a 41 8mm port. Exhaust flow 201 cfm @ ,500" velocity on the intake is 320-350 ft per second. Exhaust uniform 315 ft per second. Intake valve 53mm Exhaust 42.5 mm Top quality components to be used throughout, CHE guides and seats, tool steel retainers, SI valves, psi beehive springs. The coil on plug valve covers are available for the following engines, early up to 3.2, 964, 993. The covers come with hardware and accept either 964 gaskets or on the 993 covers, the OE 993 gasket. Coils are Bosch and are from the Audi R8. Please note, these do not fit cars with powersteering. The powersteering pump must be deleted from the engine, and an electric pump installed. Check out more stuff at: https://www.facebook.com/DAVIDGOUKRACEENGINESNO1 |
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All parts made in house on my own machines. |
Really nice looking!
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What is the price in US$
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It would be shameful and a travesty to hide those beauties under an engine shroud.
Mr. Abate: Are you now dabbling in 6 cyl. land?:) |
Amazing stuff as always David.
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Still playing w/4cyl polopolus 911 based engines which use 964/993 based components Always interested in new ideas in cyl heads for these engines |
How much would the valve covers be?
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Wow.
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Thanks for the positive feedback. Once I have our custom rods that we are having made currently for our 4.0L engines, we will have a 4.0L engine on our inhouse superflow 902 engine dyno for testing and will provide results. If you have questions about my products, Please message or email me at drgouk65@hotmail.com
Thanks David Gouk |
David,
Interesting! Thanks for posting. Did you consider making the combustion chamber more modern to increase speed of combustion or have you gained improvements through increased swirl from the intake port? I'm interested in how you arrived at the final head design. TIA |
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Thanks David!
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cool looking parts, very nice.
Looking forward to the dyno results. Nice work, and thanks for posting! Cheers |
Beautiful heads.
Would you consider modifying your program to make my peanut head/chambers. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1662064852.JPG http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1662064852.JPG |
Those are gorgeous!
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