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Run wider gear tooth base, making the gears stronger

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Gear tooth count is reduced from what Porsche run for wider gear tooth base, making the gears stronger.

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Run wider gear tooth base, making the gears stronger

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Gear tooth count is reduced from what Porsche run for wider gear tooth base, making the gears stronger.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Starting to look like it is nearly ready to go in the car.... MC

POST 3Original post

Yes, agreed. Need a few more pictures for a diagnosis.......

POST 4Original post

It appears to have a couple of Babyliss hair dryers. Is this the new air cooled? :floor: :floor: :floor:

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Gearbox parts are mostly in. Hopefully there will be some photos of that in the near fiture. 2 piece GT2 RS mainshaft, full set of Guards straight cut gears with LSD and billet cover plate. MC

POST 7Original post

Is that a waffle sprocket connected to the baffle head?? :?

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes, with 997 inlet manifolds. I'll post a full spec when it is done. MC

POST 10Original post

For me .. the best picture is below .. the water take off . That's just a work of art period ! I dream of being able to ally weld like that .. never going to happen though sigh .

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm away on holiday at the momeng and don't have access to all the details, but this started its journey with me as an £1800 eBay purchase of a complete 996 turbo engine with a dropped valve, which meant a damaged head and a damaged piston. I had thought about having a go at rebuilding it myself for shits and giggles, but sense got the better of me and it was sent to Matt at Fearnsport where it was stripped down and put back together. I'll update the spec when I can confirm details. New liners and pistons, 3.8l Ported heads, standard size valves GT3 exhaust camshafts ARP head studs and big end bolts Carrillo rods 997 inlet with 1100cc injectors Meth injection IPD plenum with 84mm?? throttle body Fenderwell intakes Custom y pipe Custom exhaust Custom intercoolers Big turbos, water cooled Syvecs ECU Full pressure and temperature monitoring Pre and post turbo and intercooler Coolant pressure and temperature 6 exhaust temperatures Converted to 2wd Full Guards gearbox rebuild with LSD and straight cut gears custom gearing approximately 10% longer 2 piece mainshaft GT2 clutch conversion with adjustable stop Triple plate carbon clutch with very light flywheel Suffice to say, it is turning in to a very expensive cheap engine. MC

POST 12Original post

The AN fittings you have added to the lines in and out of the turbo sumps, where did you get them from? It looks like I'm going to have to chop my lines and this looks like a neat way to save an otherwise perfectly good line. Plus AN fittings are sexy

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Matt at Fearnsport sorted all of those. No idea, sorry. MC

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A couple of shots of gearbox parts. The input shaft is in 2 pieces, the part which goes in to the clutch is a springy steel to reduce the shock loading, the part where the gear stack fits is gear steel for strength. Gear tooth count is reduced from what Porsche run for wider gear tooth base, making the gears stronger. Shame to hide it away in the gearbox, great engineering. MC

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