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  • sumpcracker
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    Almost...


    Need a decent BOV to hold boost, and 3.0bar fuel pressure reg to go with the LR chip set and then it will run 17psi.

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  • autoE34
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    amazing. love it!

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  • sumpcracker
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    Burning my hand,uttering about breaking the F***ing thing ect..





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  • sumpcracker
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    Rannem- It has a k26/6 fitted but i just bought an 8.
    I will be using the 6 for now.
    I knew the best solution was to vent the front pannel, but i didnt want to change the look of the car.

    Seffer- im not done cleaning yet, its going to be much better.
    Last edited by sumpcracker; 10-29-2014, 10:21 PM.

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  • seffer
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    cleaned the bay up nice, i like :]

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  • Rannem
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    I see you have bumped into the same problem for cooling the intercooler, as i did when the turbo engine was fitted in my -83 944. The result was cutting ventilation holes in the front plate.. Not ideal, but efficient!

    Anyway.. Like the progress alot! I know how hard it is to do such fixes in a single garage..

    Are you running the kkk26/6 or the kkk26/8 turbo?

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  • sumpcracker
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    Thanks man, very nearly there now too.



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  • OSSHWA
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    Just read the thread from start to finish. Excellent progress you have made!

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  • sumpcracker
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    Problem time.
    I paced the inlet on to work out the hoses(vacum coolant and boost) very simple as I'm deleting the fuel vapour purge system, cycle valve system and venturi system.
    As I placed the intercooler in it was obvious it was not going to get any air fed to it.
    See-




    The turbo cars have a bumper slot like this-




    I have no desire to fit a turbo bumper anymore.
    My thoughts were to take advantage of the 5 digit plate and do this-



    As you can see, the frontal aera isnt massive but its very deep capacity.

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  • thuggie
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    love them 944's

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  • sumpcracker
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    The price of all the exhaust gasgets came to more than a Lloyds director xmas bonus, so I bought a sheet of exhaust gasget material, the joints on the crossover pipe and gate are important as boost can be lost here.



    Speaking of boost, I have 4.5mm shimmed the wastegate and got a bleed valve & line.



    I fitted the rear exhaust section, its going to have to be played with as it sits too low and pokes to much



    Engine back in and being built up, the head isnt bolted yet (waiting for gasget) just laid on to cover the block.



    Manifold is on though,



    Ive blagged an afternoon off, so I hope to get under it and fit the starter/exhaust front and whaterver else can go on without the head.

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  • sumpcracker
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    Thanks man.

    Got it out in the end, (single gararge not ideal)





    Clutch off,now to fit fly/pistons/clutch/sump.



    Thats not an oil leak btw, its spilled oil.

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  • carter
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    I really **** the 944's...

    But you've changed my mind. Significantly. So much so that I'd consider buying one someday.

    Excellent work.

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  • sumpcracker
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    I have bought a standard used exhaust to get it on the road , rear section is dansk. its a full system with the waste pipe fitted, should save a lot of hassle , I can mod it later..



    I said no blingy exhausts, but this has a blingy tail pipe..



    Removed head, bores perfect and block is groupe 1.
    Last edited by sumpcracker; 01-12-2012, 09:58 PM.

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  • sumpcracker
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    Wastegate came today (not shimmed yet)


    Also did a bit more blasting today, though the cam box was de greased and painted as I didnt was sand in it.

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