Motor overhaul and update with Sleepers Speed Shop (ITB's, AEM, etc)

[flyn-hawn]

Been awhile since I've been back to your thread, the car is amazing!! I like the wiring harness and use of the PDM, not to mention just how clean and well thought out everything seems to be. Hope to see it in person soon, lit show week maybe....

[Ryan H]

Originally Posted by flyn-hawn

Been awhile since I've been back to your thread, the car is amazing!! I like the wiring harness and use of the PDM, not to mention just how clean and well thought out everything seems to be. Hope to see it in person soon, lit show week maybe....

Thanks! You should get together with Rywire for one of your builds. I can connect you two if you'd like.

Super Street has published a couple articles on the build.

Engine:

1982 Porsche 911SC Restored - Part 1: Power Plant

Brakes/suspension/cage:

1982 Porsche 911SC Restored - Part 2: Suspension, Brakes, Chassis

[Ryan H]

Originally Posted by Reiver

Ryan,
What a great build.

Do you find the side view mirrors adequate for city driving/traffic....I am pre paint right now and am considering that route but others have said they really limit side lane view....

Yes, they fine and look so good.

[ebmbiker]

Originally Posted by Ryan H

We're basically down to bare metal and after all this work I feel like we'd be crazy to not go with a custom color. I saw this years ago and always loved.



Let me know if you have any suggestions. I also like the Tundra Pro cement color.

Good day Ryan. Do you know what this colour is?
Cheers, JB

[ebmbiker]

Originally Posted by Ryan H

We're basically down to bare metal and after all this work I feel like we'd be crazy to not go with a custom color. I saw this years ago and always loved.



Let me know if you have any suggestions. I also like the Tundra Pro cement color.

Can anyone please tell me what this awesome colour is?

[Ryan H]

Here's an in depth look at the paint and body process

1982 Porsche 911SC Restored – Part 3: Paint, Reassembly, Conclusion

[Ryan H]

Quick update:

I had Beau from BBR Tuning stop by to mechanically sync the ITB's and also give the electronics a once over. We're making a couple small tweaks and headed to the dyno in a couple weeks. Beau does all the engine calibration for Singer and is amazing.

Love this photo.

[Duc Hunter]

Love the olive. Reminds me on one of my all time favorite 911's. The RUF NATO 930. Look it up.

[dcbullet]

I saw this was asked earlier but didn't understand the answer. Will this car by smogged in the normal fashion? Any issues with the replaced intake system? CARB compliant

['76 911S 3.0]

+1 for Beau, kid is fantastic at what he does.

[Ryan H]

Originally Posted by '76 911S 3.0

+1 for Beau, kid is fantastic at what he does.

yup!

[al lkosmal]

Ryan.....great vision....great execution.

regards,
al

[911SauCy]

Originally Posted by ryan h

quick update:

I had beau from bbr tuning stop by to mechanically sync the itb's and also give the electronics a once over. We're making a couple small tweaks and headed to the dyno in a couple weeks. Beau does all the engine calibration for singer and is amazing.

Love this photo.

what. A. Shot.

[Ryan H]

Originally Posted by al lkosmal

Ryan.....great vision....great execution.

regards,
al

Thanks, Al! I appreciate it. Ready to turn some heads at Luft this year

[Ryan H]

Hit the scales today. 2,188lbs

[996AE]

Which shop did corner balance and alignment?

[Ryan H]

Originally Posted by 996AE

Which shop did corner balance and alignment?

I work at Eibach. We did

[996AE]

Haha

I should have guess that

Thanks

[Ryan H]

Originally Posted by 996AE

Haha

I should have guess that

Thanks

try joey at emotion engineering in costa mesa

['76 911S 3.0]

2188# ?!?!