6k for a hobbled together clutch and 12k for a fucking aftermarket? What in the actual fuck!
I'll stick with my poor person Mustang and $1,500 twin discs that'll take 1,000hp
Engine shop is out of state?
Gotta pay to play. Sucks, but once the wait is over, you'll be all smiles.And I have the poor person 911! Imagine if it was a good one!
Yes, Arizona. There are only two or three companies that I would consider. All of them have great reputations for work. One is super slow, one is slow and poor communication, and the other seems to have poor communication.
The shop I used is who my tuner recommended, EVO. They also developed a few of the upgraded parts for these engines. As well as figured procedures to replicate procedures robots do from the factory. Or ways to make head studs and procedure so they don't have to be retorqued after a heat cycle. Stuff like that. It sucks that they are so far away. I hate dealing with shops far away. But AIM is in Jersey and beyond buried (A local guy I know sent his car there and it's been well over a year without any work done to it) Ended up shipping it back from them to have a local shop pull the motor and send it to EVO in Arizona. And Promotive is in Arkansas and far out as well.
It is what it is. I know local shops taking forever with common chevy and ford engines. So just part of the game. Sadly lol
That later style motor went out a couple of weeks after mine and just showed up back at the shop last week.The issues Pratt is having with the engine shop is true, I know of another build that is having the same issue with that same engine shop with a build happening at his shop in Glen Ellen.
He paid more than you, bottom line. LOLThat later style motor went out a couple of weeks after mine and just showed up back at the shop last week.
I also forgot, they said one of the reasons for the hold-up on my motor was a quality control issue with the batch of rods for my motor. But they have received a new batch of rods already. So that is why that motor got done in front of mine. But seeing it show up gave me hope mine will be done soon.
He paid a lot more than me! That motor costs a lot more than mine to build. hahaHe paid more than you, bottom line. LOL
Waiting on parts or just your turn for machining and assembly? What are you doing a forged rotating rebuild?
He was at our track day.Pratt, do you know this guy? He was at GLD on Sunday and pulled the front wheels. The car was wild
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Pratt, do you know this guy? He was at GLD on Sunday and pulled the front wheels. The car was wild
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I know who he (Greg) and his wife (Melissa) are from the forums and IG. But I have never met them in person. It is a killer 991 Turbo. Mark Blackwell was the original owner who had it built. It was in magazines and online with pics of it lifting the wheels last year. It made like 1150 hp / 1000 tq at the wheels. They also have a white 991 like this one that is slightly slower.
He had an older 993 Turbo that was incredible. But it caught on fire after a shop had done work on it.
I saw him post that he is building a 997 Turbo (like mine) now as well.
His IG is gjhdevelopments
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I believe he posted the quickest pass that day was 9.05.Awesome! I got a video of his second pass but it wasn’t as violent as the first. Iirc the car was running deep in the 9’s. There was another Porsche there too that was pretty quick but unfortunately I know nothing about them and couldn’t even tell you the model![]()
Yes. The 3.8L big bore kit comes with sleeves that are made of a stronger material.Is that Porsche that is pictured above the one doing the Joliet hat races?
So Pressure, sounds like you need a solid week or more of machining and assembly. Are they actually changing the sleeves?