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YOUR RESEARCHBig thank you to Japan's exotic car magazine, Motor Head

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BUT DID THEY REPLACE THE IMS BEARING!!!111one!!

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Use 10w-40 so this thing is toast anyway

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I love it but they are using 10w-40 so this thing is toast anyway.

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BUT DID THEY REPLACE THE IMS BEARING!!!111one!!

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Use 10w-40 so this thing is toast anyway

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It is an honor to be featured on the latest issue of Japan's exotic car magazine, Motor Head! Motor Head discusses Bisimoto's 771hp Twin Turbo Porsche 911 with a 996 water cooled power plant and what it took to reach its current state! Further information on this project: Bisimoto 1976 Porsche 911 Power plant Bisimoto built 3.4L M96 engine water cooled engine Bisimoto steel rods Bisimoto Spec. custom forged Arias pistons 9:1c/r Bisimoto Spec. custom Web Level 2.4 camshafts Bisimoto custom head work, valvetrain and intake manifold Purol Lubricants 10w-40 Turbo system Twin custom BTX6162X Bisimoto Spec. Turbonetics turbochargers Turbonetics Godzilla BOV Turbonetics twin RG-45 wastegates Spearco custom air to air intercooler Bisimoto Spec. JNF exhaust manifolds ENGINE MANAGEMENT / ELECTRONICS AEM Series 2 EMS with custom drive by wire throttle body control, AEM 5 bar MAP sensor, oil pressure sensor, electronic boost control solenoid, tuned at Bisimoto Engineering. DRIVELINE 997 six speed gearbox; Bisimoto-spec Action 2MS Clutch SUSPENSION / CHASSIS Steen NASA spec Chromoly roll cage; Bisimoto-Eibach full coilover suspension BRAKES Custom 996 derived brake kit WHEELS / TIRES Grand Prix white Eins Gramm aluminum wheels 18�11 (F), 18�13 (rear); Falken Azenis RT-615K tires 265/35R-18 (F), 315/30R-18 (R) CABIN Bisimotowerks racing seats, 11,000 rpm tachometer with shift light, fighter special gauge fit control box; Odyssey ER35MJ dry cell battery; Rywire mil-spec harness with low resistance bulkheads; Rueda interior paint; Rennline foot plates, steering release, batter box; Prototipo steering wheel; RS door panels; Porsche 997 shift **** BODY Bisimoto Electric Blue paint; Type 2 graphics stickers; Bisimoto splitter infused front bumper, rear bumper, side skirts, GT-X trunk wing; Dzus fasteners; Carbon Creations GT concept 1 top wing “If you can think it, we can build it!” We at Bisimoto Engineering can fulfill your desires of a dream vehicle. No longer do you have to outsource to numerous shops and avenues to piece together your ideal vehicle. We build Exotic street and track-ready/prepped vehicles. We are a ONE-STOP SHOP, ready and equipped to exceed your utmost highest expectations. Allow us us to serve and fulfill your needs today. We specialize in: - Turbo-Charged applications, both OEM and Aftermarket (single and twin) - Super-Charged applications - Hybrid Powerplants - Naturally aspirated applications - "Reliable Power, Guaranteed." Call or email today for your own personalized consultation. (888)922-6686 OR email: [email removed]

POST 3Original post

Sure it's an awesome car ... BUT DID THEY REPLACE THE IMS BEARING!!!111one!! kidding, I'm a kidder

POST 4Original post

Why was the decision made to go from the 930 powerplant (dry-sumped, Metzger based, already proven to be a solid platform for ~600hp+), and put in an M96?

POST 5Original post

I love it but they are using 10w-40 so this thing is toast anyway.

POST 6Original post

@Bisimoto - What do you charge to convert a stock M96 engine to the goodies (under sections "Power Plant", "Turbo System", "Engine Mgmt/Elec.") above?

POST 7Original post

Careful! HONER: A slang, somewhat derogatory, word for a Japanese person. Derived from the Japanese word for a Japanese person: Nihonjin.

POST 8Original post

Quotes source posts: 10415783, 10415909, 10416135, 10416159, 10416242

Thank you, very much. Yes, sir. The IMS bearing and cylinder sleeves (weak points of the M96 engine) were addressed. Great question. I am a huge fan of the classic bodied 911, and also an advocate of the latest technology. The M96 head ports are fantastic in flow and design configuration, and lend themselves to excellent power opportunities, even at low boost levels. The combustion chamber is appealing in its pent roof design, and the simple variocam system allows for a torque broadened powerband. It was my goal to merge the old with the new: fully built M96 engine, with a 997 gearbox, full drive by wire, CAN-BUS protocol and an air cooled chassis. The car dries beautifully, on and off the track, and is one of my most gratifying projects to date. I hope that helps. Thanks. LOL. Far from it, with over 12,000 hard miles on the powerplant. The lubricant compound I use is derived from the aerospace industry, and has presented amazing protection even at the viscosity level I used. No need for me to go to a 20w50 with associated parasitic losses. Thanks. Doug, kindly write to me at [email removed] for details. Thanks.

POST 9Original post

HP? 771? Dyno sheet? *drool* That is a thing of beauty. They symmetry of the turbo piping is amazing.

POST 10Original post

Saw this car at the PRI show back in December it is just as beautiful in person! Congrats on the article!

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you for the kind words everyone, I will have to dig up a dyno chart to share. However, here is a video of the dyno tune at lower boost levels. This full throttle sweep produced 648whp and 461ft/lbs! Bisimoto Porsche 911 Twin Turbo: low boost tuning - YouTube - Julio Bisimoto Tech.

POST 12Original post

Wow, this is a monster! Congrats on being featured in the magazine; and four pages nonetheless!

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 10430373

Thank you for the kind words. She is a handful. - Julio A.

POST 14Original post

I've followed this car in many articles so far. Congrats on the beast and not taking the easy way with a factory turbo motor. Glad you are getting some good recognition.

POST 15Original post

Bisi, congrats on being featured in a magazine clear across the globe. This car definatly grabing attention. Can't wait to see this at the TX MILE !!!

POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source posts: 10431940, 10432292

Thank you! Much effort went into this project and the Bisimoto team is very proud of the final outcome! Thank you Jesse, I will pass on the supportive words to Bisi! - Julio A.

POST 17 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

“If you can think it, we can build it!” We at Bisimoto Engineering can fulfill your desires of a dream vehicle. No longer do you have to outsource to numerous shops and avenues to piece together your ideal vehicle. We build Exotic street and track-ready/prepped vehicles. We are a ONE-STOP SHOP, ready and equipped to exceed your utmost highest expectations. Allow us us to serve and fulfill your needs today. We specialize in: - Turbo-Charged applications, both OEM and Aftermarket (single and twin) - Super-Charged applications - Hybrid Powerplants - Naturally aspirated applications - "Reliable Power, Guaranteed." Call or email today for your own personalized consultation. (888)922-6686 OR email: [email removed]

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