Always like the sound of the short stroke sixes. Looks like fun!
From Henry Schmidt at Supertech.
2.8 SHORT STROKE 66 MM STROKE 95 MM BORE 2.2 "S" CRANK 3.0 TURBO CASE TURBO OIL PUMP SC HEADS PORTED TO 40 MM IN 38 MM EX TITANIUM VALVE SPRING RETAINERS TWIN ANDIAL DISTRIBUTOR DC80 CAMS (JOHN DOHERTY) camgrinder on this forum 10.5 TO 1 COMPRESSION MODIFIED 2.2 '"S" MFI PUMP, SEALED W/ BREATHER 41.5 MM BUTTERFLY HOUSINGS 41.5 X 46 MM MAG STACKS SUPERTEC FUEL INJECTOR LINES SUPERTEC ENRICHMENT DEVICE EURO RACING HEADERS (George does a nice job) 226 FAN W/1.3 TO ONE DRIVE RATIO SINGLE WIRE ALTERNATOR RSR SHROUD ( GETTY DESIGN) SOLID TENSIONERS (never fail)
THIS BAD BOY SHOULD MAKE 300+ HORSE POWER AND TURN 8500 RPM
I traded a 76 turbo engine I had for a pair of 2.4 MFI motors. Before trading it off, I considered building the 2.8 short stroke motor listed above. I decided I wanted a motronic motor eventually. So I made the trade.
Clay
Posted by: rhodyguy Feb 26 2020, 12:36 PM
What kind of money does an engine like that one run? Both kidneys and a piece of your liver?
Posted by: Root_Werks Feb 26 2020, 12:41 PM
QUOTE(ClayPerrine @ Feb 26 2020, 10:19 AM)
QUOTE(Root_Werks @ Feb 26 2020, 11:59 AM)
Always like the sound of the short stroke sixes. Looks like fun!
From Henry Schmidt at Supertech.
2.8 SHORT STROKE 66 MM STROKE 95 MM BORE 2.2 "S" CRANK 3.0 TURBO CASE TURBO OIL PUMP SC HEADS PORTED TO 40 MM IN 38 MM EX TITANIUM VALVE SPRING RETAINERS TWIN ANDIAL DISTRIBUTOR DC80 CAMS (JOHN DOHERTY) camgrinder on this forum 10.5 TO 1 COMPRESSION MODIFIED 2.2 '"S" MFI PUMP, SEALED W/ BREATHER 41.5 MM BUTTERFLY HOUSINGS 41.5 X 46 MM MAG STACKS SUPERTEC FUEL INJECTOR LINES SUPERTEC ENRICHMENT DEVICE EURO RACING HEADERS (George does a nice job) 226 FAN W/1.3 TO ONE DRIVE RATIO SINGLE WIRE ALTERNATOR RSR SHROUD ( GETTY DESIGN) SOLID TENSIONERS (never fail)
THIS BAD BOY SHOULD MAKE 300+ HORSE POWER AND TURN 8500 RPM
I traded a 76 turbo engine I had for a pair of 2.4 MFI motors. Before trading it off, I considered building the 2.8 short stroke motor listed above. I decided I wanted a motronic motor eventually. So I made the trade.
Clay
Jeff (sixnotfour) built a 2.5 for me many moons ago. Loved that engine. De-stroked 2.7.
Posted by: mepstein Feb 26 2020, 12:46 PM
QUOTE(rhodyguy @ Feb 26 2020, 01:36 PM)
What kind of money does an engine like that one run? Both kidneys and a piece of your liver?
I think a basic rebuild from any of the top builders runs $20-25K Hot rods like the one Clay posted are more like $50+
Our shop recently built a 3.4 with 300 rear wheel HP so that's like 360 at the crank. It's for a street car that gets driven regularly. They are getting help from an ex Andial employee who knows how to build these kind of engines. It's a lot more than just assembling expensive parts.
Dropping that hammer with one hand holding a phone and the other doing the shifting Clearly it tracks super straight!
I like how the follow up video is "Porsche 914 spanks 911"
GLWTS, there's not a lot out there and quality cars seem to be few and far between!
Posted by: siverson Feb 26 2020, 01:42 PM
That 2.0 was rebuilt in 2014 by European Motorsports and was about $19k all in. It was actually a bit more expensive to keep it as a 2.0 rather than going to a 2.2 or 2.4, but since its an original six I wanted to keep it almost entirely stock. Cams and later chain tensioners being the other exceptions.
Posted by: Cairo94507 Feb 26 2020, 01:50 PM
Steve's car is beautiful and we all know it runs like it looks. Anyone who buys his Six will not regret it. GLWTS.
Posted by: ClayPerrine Feb 26 2020, 02:01 PM
I got verbally slapped by Betty for suggesting we put 2.2 S pistons, cylinders and cams in Elwood.
But I deserved it. We agreed that car would be made as completely stock as possible.
Your car sounds really good. Hope the new owner enjoys it.