YOUR RESEARCHIncreasing Displacement For A 3.4 996
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I thought occured to me: instead of SC'ing my car, it might be better to up the displacement and go with other tuning options so as to ensure a certain amount of reliability. Is it possible to up the displacement from say 3.4L to 3.6 or 3.8? What would be the pro's and cons of this. Would there be significant performance gains or would an sc still be the better choice for big power?
would be better to SC or swap for a 3.6 better reliability and cheaper both. or trade up.
There are very few people opening up the 996 engine to include Porsche dealerships. I've seen some advertisements offering displacement modifications for the 996 engine, but I've not read any independent tests of these engines. Let the buyer beware! I'd go with a SC.
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