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hmmhoyhoy 04-19-2006 04:36 AM

Engine mods to a 84' 944?
 
Hey guys Im ripping my engine apart soon to fix a problem that Ive got. I figure I could do some engine mods while the engine is apart, or close to bein apart. Im not lookin to spend a whole lot of money, but what kind of stuff can I do while everything is torn apart? Thanks.

Oh and is it possible to bore out the throttle body without getting a new butterfly? Any other mods I can do that wont cost me a bundle as regards to everything else? Im new to Porsche all together so Im not so knowledgeable in this department.

PorscheDoc 04-19-2006 11:04 AM

RE: Engine mods to a 84' 944?
 
Not a lot you can do to an NA for power. You could cross drill and balance the crank which will help the engine run a bit smoother. Other than that, have fun in the corners, and when you can, upgrade to a 944 Turbo.

Mr Pilkington 04-24-2006 01:42 AM

RE: Engine mods to a 84' 944?
 
I have read before that you can swap for the 968 Crankshaft and rods to increase stoke. Call some of the salvage locations and I am sure you can locate a decently priced unit.
I prefer DC Automotive




Other than that most of the mods for any 944 are tremendously expensive.
I know speedforce has some very nice fuel management, but the gain per dollar spent is insanely low.

PorscheDoc 04-24-2006 11:37 AM

RE: Engine mods to a 84' 944?
 

ORIGINAL: Mr Pilkington

I have read before that you can swap for the 968 Crankshaft and rods to increase stoke. Call some of the salvage locations and I am sure you can locate a decently priced unit.
I prefer DC Automotive




Other than that most of the mods for any 944 are tremendously expensive.
I know speedforce has some very nice fuel management, but the gain per dollar spent is insanely low.
Properly building a 2.8L Stroker is extremely expensive. You will have 10k in the motor very easily.

PorscheUniverse 04-25-2006 06:49 PM

RE: Engine mods to a 84' 944?
 
I think you should do all the basics while you can, belts, pulleys, air filter, fuel filter, ect..

backyard_engineer 06-07-2006 05:26 AM

RE: Engine mods to a 84' 944?
 
Port and polish. And besides, it's a fun and educational thing to do. Its the best gain/$ thing to do. I have a spare head laying around right now that I want to port match/polish etc, and mill the surface to increase compression, just for kicks. Have no idea if it will work though!


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