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911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
12-25-2016, 03:06 PM
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How is primary length measured?
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PFM
The header length calculations are just not that...
The header length calculations are just not that accurate. PipeMax can get you very close but still not 100%. Build it as short as possible with a few pipe diameters straight before the collector....
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
05-14-2015, 08:40 PM
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What the "L", Supertec 2.8
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PFM
Henry, We may not always see eye to eye but...
Henry,
We may not always see eye to eye but I must salute the obvious first class nature of your builds! The motors you and your team put together look to be beyond first class.
Best regards,
...
Forum:
Porsche 911 Technical Forum
08-12-2014, 08:50 PM
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49
Crappy Dyno Run (Part Deux)
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PFM
Jung, FWI if those are full power full load...
Jung,
FWI if those are full power full load passes I would back off sooner than later or you will be doing all this again. Full load at 13.5 AF stops us on the dyno cold at 15.0 AF we pull it or...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
07-30-2014, 08:55 PM
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Crappy Dyno Results on 3.4L Rebuild
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PFM
Jungspike, It will take some work to get the...
Jungspike,
It will take some work to get the rings settled in to get the real results. Please go through the fuel system carefully as the dyno run was very lean. Also check the ignition timing...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
07-21-2014, 10:02 PM
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Did detonation kill my bottom end?
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PFM
Neilca, I see some questions in the photos...
Neilca,
I see some questions in the photos first you have grooves cut in all the mains, when cross drilling the crank I have seen the center main grooved AND the feed in the case bored a bit...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
05-04-2014, 08:49 AM
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Aluminum Flywheel 6 Bolt
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PFM
Crumm, FYI ARP now makes a nice set of...
Crumm,
FYI ARP now makes a nice set of flywheel bolts for the 6 bolt flywheels. Still thinking of adding an AASCO to my 914 project.
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
04-29-2014, 10:21 PM
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54
Crappy Dyno Results on 3.4L Rebuild
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8,316
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PFM
Jungspike, FWIW the dyno shop has some hand...
Jungspike,
FWIW the dyno shop has some hand in this as well IMHO. On the dyno at the shops I have been at the AF ratio you had would have been cause to shut it down and resolve the problem not...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
04-10-2014, 05:58 AM
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54
Crappy Dyno Results on 3.4L Rebuild
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PFM
Jim, So do you have an update on this?
Jim,
So do you have an update on this?
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
03-31-2014, 08:51 PM
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Is It worth Knife edging a Crank?
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PFM
FWIW... To knife edge is as Steve said maybe...
FWIW...
To knife edge is as Steve said maybe not a worth while investment if the RPMs are kept in check. That said if light weight pistons and pins will be used having some weight removed from the...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
03-28-2014, 08:16 PM
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54
Crappy Dyno Results on 3.4L Rebuild
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8,316
Posted By
PFM
I sit corrected... Teach me to reply from work...
I sit corrected... Teach me to reply from work without looking at my data....
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
03-28-2014, 12:36 PM
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54
Crappy Dyno Results on 3.4L Rebuild
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8,316
Posted By
PFM
Steve, Since the motor is normaly aspirated...
Steve,
Since the motor is normaly aspirated peak fuel usage normaly happens at or near peak TQ. So I do not agree. I would still be looking at fuel. An easy test is turn the pressure up a few...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
03-26-2014, 08:10 PM
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54
Crappy Dyno Results on 3.4L Rebuild
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8,316
Posted By
PFM
Jim, Get your part number and check hereStan...
Jim,
Get your part number and check hereStan Weiss' - Electronic Fuel Injector (EFI) Flow Data Table (http://users.erols.com/srweiss/tableifc.htm#BOSCH) to see what pound per hour and at what fuel...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
03-25-2014, 08:06 PM
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54
Crappy Dyno Results on 3.4L Rebuild
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PFM
Tim, I am glad the builder is looking at...
Tim,
I am glad the builder is looking at fuel pressure. I questioned the alcohol only because it takes even MORE injector to handle that. What injectors do you have? I maxed out my 3.6 injectors...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
03-24-2014, 08:10 PM
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54
Crappy Dyno Results on 3.4L Rebuild
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Posted By
PFM
Tim, What fuel were you running? Did it have...
Tim,
What fuel were you running? Did it have any alcohol content? As the motor was super lean near PK TQ it is possible you ran it out of injector. Do you know what fuel pressure you have? Can you...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
03-05-2014, 06:27 AM
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39
Adjusting Compression by Milling Piston.. ?
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PFM
James, Are you trying to get to a place more...
James,
Are you trying to get to a place more like this?
http://i900.photobucket.com/albums/ac204/dfriedeck/Porsche/CPPistonin3D.jpg
If you have a good piston vice for your mill you could get...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
03-03-2014, 09:47 PM
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65
Engine Rebuild DIY Project: 1976 Carrera 3.0
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Posted By
PFM
Every 914 / 6 guy wants this one as it will bolt...
Every 914 / 6 guy wants this one as it will bolt to the 901 and fit in the 914. I hope to be back on the dyno soon to finish up mine.
Enjoy,
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
01-16-2014, 08:28 PM
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7
Spring height on 3.0 heads
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662
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PFM
John, If lots of shims are required it...
John,
If lots of shims are required it sounds like you may have another problem. New valves, new size, new seats. Is the valve length correct? It should not take a "bunch" of shims. This may be...
Forum:
Porsche 911 Used Parts For Sale & Wanted
12-04-2013, 05:18 PM
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4
Electromotive HPV-1 Twin Plug
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681
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PFM
Headed for Ebay
Headed for Ebay
Forum:
Porsche 911 Used Parts For Sale & Wanted
12-01-2013, 08:45 AM
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4
Electromotive HPV-1 Twin Plug
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681
Posted By
PFM
Bump..... More photos on request. Used not new.
Bump..... More photos on request. Used not new.
Forum:
Porsche 911 Used Parts For Sale & Wanted
11-29-2013, 09:27 PM
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4
Electromotive HPV-1 Twin Plug
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681
Posted By
PFM
Electromotive HPV-1 Twin Plug
All,
The my motor is together now time to sell some of the "extra" parts not used to complete the build. Thought I would give the Pelican's the first shot. Here we have Electromotive HPV-1 Twin...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
10-20-2013, 01:47 PM
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8
Hypothetical engine question
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1,020
Posted By
PFM
3literpwr, You are correct to ask about TQ....
3literpwr,
You are correct to ask about TQ. The change in compression should be coupled with a cam change to optimize the power curve. If all things remain unchanged the TQ increases a bit more at...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
10-18-2013, 09:39 PM
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37
2.8SS build on 3.0 turbo engine - questions
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4,759
Posted By
PFM
Henry, What year was this? I recognize...
Henry,
What year was this? I recognize Martin's car but cannot place your 914. Mid 1990s?
Forum:
Porsche 914 & 914-6 Technical Forum
10-13-2013, 08:27 AM
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7
Replacing original plastic fuel lines with stainless
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1,605
Posted By
PFM
Mark, If one of the lines failed the other...
Mark,
If one of the lines failed the other is close behind. If you are still using both lines (EFI) it would be wise to replace both lines that pass through the tunnel. As you know a failure...
Forum:
Porsche 914 & 914-6 Technical Forum
10-10-2013, 07:52 PM
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359
Yet another rescue Porsche.
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54,891
Posted By
PFM
GladMister, Check your SCCA rules but MAYBE...
GladMister,
Check your SCCA rules but MAYBE you can fit a MegaSquirt inside the original FI "ECU" box and still be legal. I am not suggesting a cheat, check the rules. I do know it would run...
Forum:
911 Engine Rebuilding Forum
09-19-2013, 05:51 PM
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68
A 3.2 Short Stroke.. with room to grow?
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11,077
Posted By
PFM
James, The real beauty of offset boring the...
James,
The real beauty of offset boring the rods is you can make them the length you need for perfect deck height. So as above pre assemble measure and build the rod length to fit.
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