It’s not every day that you return from work to find a large box in the driveway:
Wonder what's inside:
I think that Jim approves:
Looks pretty good:
It's a 2.4 four for the 71 914:
Here is the for sale thread for the current engine:
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=97075
Sure is purdy.
I bet I know what your doing this weekend. Looks like you got a helper to hand you tools too. Just need to teach him wrench, socket, 10MM and 13MM and you'll have the perfest assistant.
Sure is Prudy!!
Who built it for you, H.P. TQ. Rough cost, Details man, Details,
Details detail details??????
Please fess up...
HP, TQ, Price, Vendor
Rich
The break-in instructions are from aircooled.net...
Might I suggest, a fire up video.
please...
Another local 914!
Good to see they exist in MD. Beginning to think I was one of maybe two here.
where are you guys, i drive my 914 to baltimore 5 days a week? I would love to see another 914 on the road. Bout a month ago, i saw a black 914 in canton. and then i saw one on 83.
Lets get togeather for a beer one day. Comon guys
very sweet engine, i hope to have mine looking like that one day
Did you get it in?
OMG! and a little helper to boot
Random, I found this on Youtube. Looks like its the same engine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gp9FpidesQ
Kyle
As sometimes happens with a project like this life gets in the way but at last progress.
The motor a (2.4 four) is in, SSI's, Triad West, Anti Sway, Bilsteins, 180lb springs and a deep sump.
Still to go 2.0 combo gauge and some misc wiring.
Finally getting close
Seriously, some of us (me) should reference historical events during our builds.
"yup did an engine swap, it was a 2.4 presidential term build"...
Pulled the motor during Clinton
Back in during Bush
Obama fired it up!
The only thing left is to clear a misfire, most likely a stuck jet:
Here are a few pictures shot last weekend.
http://s146.photobucket.com/user/speedstershop/media/Almostdone_zps064ce41b.jpg.html
http://s146.photobucket.com/user/speedstershop/media/Almostdone2_zps968da635.jpg.html
http://s146.photobucket.com/user/speedstershop/media/Almostdone3_zpsf45f20cb.jpg.html
http://s146.photobucket.com/user/speedstershop/media/Almostdone4_zpse8405a9b.jpg.html
Great looking car, Karl. I love the green with tan interior. Good looks and quick motor - enjoy!
I drove this car today for the first time since 2009. The expectations were high for this project and she did not disappoint. The engine has lots and lots of power and she pulls well up to 5000rpm's. The suspension is tight and she tracks straight and sticks like glue. We need to fix the speedo, button up a few items and she should be fit for duty.
A big thank you to GT Performance for a job well done and under budget
Great news, should be fun to drive around this spring!
She's back - Plan to take her for a long drive this weekend
http://s146.photobucket.com/user/speedstershop/media/Right-1_zpsaa786877.jpg.html
http://s146.photobucket.com/user/speedstershop/media/Left_zps7ffc9bf4.jpg.html
http://s146.photobucket.com/user/speedstershop/media/Home_zpsa9ceb54b.jpeg.html
Looks sharp!
At least one other, picked up the 70GT today from the shop and it's starting to look a lot like the 70's around here. Time to work on the storage lift.
http://s146.photobucket.com/user/speedstershop/media/image_zps526d250f.jpg.html
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