I did not mean to discourage anyone with a 16V build in mind, far from it, but only to expect to spend time on some details. With an intake like mine designed to fit with most of the stock hardware one may only need a custom IC pipe from the intercooler to the throttle body and there was no modification needed to the various coolant lines, ISV location or many other "secondary" functions like Bergerac has gone through.
It is up to anyone to choose purchasing a 2JZ intake on ebay to save costs and chop it down but waste a lot of unrewarding time adapting all the other bits around it, or source an intake designed to fit with minimum hassle. Shameless plug I know but my welder can still make 16V intakes.
16v 3.0 in 944 Turbo Surprises?
I'd just add that I was fortunate enough to be a passenger in Thom's 16v turbo 944 and I'd have to say it's the fastest I've been on the street. Losing traction in 3rd or was it 4th gear on a regular basis was quite eye opening!
If you wait long enough you can buy my racecar w/ custom 3.2lt 16v motor for less than it would take to have someone put a properly built custom engine together with all the extra hardware. Import it to Canada. Swap the engine out into your car. Put a nice little 8v into the race car and have some fun or sell it on.
If you wait long enough you can buy my racecar w/ custom 3.2lt 16v motor for less than it would take to have someone put a properly built custom engine together with all the extra hardware. Import it to Canada. Swap the engine out into your car. Put a nice little 8v into the race car and have some fun or sell it on.
Please tell me your not serious333pg333 wrote: Mon Jun 16, 2025 6:17 am I'd just add that I was fortunate enough to be a passenger in Thom's 16v turbo 944 and I'd have to say it's the fastest I've been on the street. Losing traction in 3rd or was it 4th gear on a regular basis was quite eye opening!
If you wait long enough you can buy my racecar w/ custom 3.2lt 16v motor for less than it would take to have someone put a properly built custom engine together with all the extra hardware. Import it to Canada. Swap the engine out into your car. Put a nice little 8v into the race car and have some fun or sell it on.
While Thom is correct. I'm also serious. By the time my car is finished...(if / when ?) I will be pretty sick of having the anchor around my neck and will be trying to sell it. Short of winning life changing Lotto, then it can stay.
Well I won't sell it if nobody buys it lol. Cost/return is stupid. I'm just shoveling money into the fire but I can't stop now. Hopefully not too far now. Where have I heard that before...oh yeah, it was me.Bergerac wrote: Tue Jun 17, 2025 9:57 pm That's a pity, I would have loved to have seen it in action. What's the cost/return ratio like on finishing it like though?
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SIR, not to worry, some addictions are legal.
But I can understand your pain and the tantalizing trap of building your dream, and KUDO's to you for continuing.
SIR, not to worry, some addictions are legal.
But I can understand your pain and the tantalizing trap of building your dream, and KUDO's to you for continuing.
Rob
89 944 Turbo
Musik-Stadt Region
89 944 Turbo
Musik-Stadt Region
