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Originally Posted by 75 911s
Yes I have Wayne's book.He has a recommended 2.7 upgrade and that is the 2.7RS spec which has 90mm pistons and the S cam with 40mm webers. My budget did not include the intake.
I was shying away from boring the cylinders because I was under the impression that a 2,8 or 2,9 would be much more expensive to build for some reason. If it isn't, maybe I should look into increasing the displacement, wont that help with low end torque after all? Better for a street car.
I have Ollies price list, but not sure what the total cost will be to ship, and do the case. I'm ballparking 3k. is that realistic?
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My point is it depends. If you have Mahle nikasil cylinders that are in spec, it is a no brainer to go 2.7 with JE pistons.
However if your cylinders need to be bored, honed, or re-plated, I would go up to 2,8 or 2,9. No more money, since you have to have the cylinders redone anyway. You are already buying new pistons. IMO a 2,9 would be a dream motor, if done correctly.
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