Before I get going on this I want to thank those who have been such great helps with parts and knowledge and graciousness.
Jeff H. (sixnotfour) for really everything involved with what I'm doing.
Tim Kornacki for getting me into 914s and learning from him all that I have.
Chris Williams (Efutto101) for all sorts of stuff.
Eric Shea (Eric_Shea) PMB performance for all the brake stuff and consistant help.
Jonathan (hwgunner) GPR for all the elephant stuff and some misc. stuff.
Rich Dauenhauer for the use of his welder and a few misc parts.
All the local guys for the support and BS you're always good for
Okay, so to the project:
So this winter I decided to rebuild my 2.4l T engine to a better AX engine. I bought this engine rough running knowing I was going to need to rebuild it. So we built a nice 2.4l engine that is about an E spec engine that should do well for AX. Then I wanted to shed a little unwanted metal, some of the rear, old four mounts, and other stuff. Not really to make it lighter but to make it a little cleaner and easier to work on. So after the engine was out I decided to repaint the engine bay and move the fuel pump to the front.
Okay, I did a lot of stuff. I'll let the pictures do most of the talking from here on out.
I will start with the parts
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Now to the work and assembly
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Did I mention I did a little too much at once?
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finally the brakes done by Eric Shea
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I forgot to mention Zack (Vacca Rabbit) for his awesome shift knob and Rich Johnson for his 6 accel linkage .
More pictures to come. I just need to add fuel and button up the top side of the engine. Soooo close...
Looking Good Jon, Good Luck at the Races
T.C.
Nice Jon! See how productive you can be when the market slows down!!
Dang, I've got to see your car in person.
Jon that looks really nice.
I can hardly wait to see it run
dave
Looking great Jon. Hope to get out to see it at the next AX.
Tom
Awesome job Jon!
I am jealous of the Eric Shea brake setup!
Hopefully, I will make it out to watch some of the AX this summer. (my car still under the knife. )
Have Fun!
Looks awesome Jon. I cant wait to see it in person when I come back home to visit.
Opps... I forgot to add a thanks to Curt and Nick, Greenie and Slow914, for their amazing bodywork skills and the use of their tool.
Excellent job and LOOKIN' GOOD!
Steve Hurt
and I forgot to add, your car looks Fantastic!!
NICE WORK BOVEY AND COMPANY..SEE ON THE 23RD
that was supposed to be tools. We are a tight group up here but we don't allow showing of individuals tool.
Sorry to get you Southern boys excited
lookin GREAT Jon!! keep the pictures coming!
HOLY COW that's a lot of dollars in those pics! And where did that muffler come from? That's badass! Is it from a Boxster S, or is it custom?
Mark D.
I'm sure Dave at Triad will make you one......it is a bit on the loud side.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdqgERs5P74&feature=player_embedded
Good work. All that progress and a new baby in the house too!
Very nice Jon.
just wanted to say you have one of the nicest 914's I have seen around....I hope mine will turn out as nice as yours someday.
Wow thanks. I really like it and am itching to get it on the road.
I guess all it needs is some spark
So Jeff and Chris came over and we got everything all sorted out and put back together. All things are go and I took it out for the first time in a few months. This engine feels nice Great power and it isn't even tuned yet. Just need to break it in and get in tuned. AX next Saturday and Sunday to look forward to I'll add more pictures tomorrow....er, when I wake up in the morning.
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