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High Power Motor In a street 996

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I cant imagine this really proper Hot Rodded German Motor in a street car... But certainly would be a "grab anything close" if your in the passenger seat! WOW... this is a beauty. I dreamed I bought a 996 from an old lady, got the car home, looked inside the rear... I hate waking up! Started Life as: 964 case twin turbo motor that needs a good home! here are the specs: 964 crankshaft 964 crankcase shuffle pinned pauter custom built 5.125 indy car journal clevite bearing 4.0 turbo 104mm piston cylinders J&E factory rsr heads ported and polish engine design individual throttle housings billet high butterfly polished aluminum motec fuel injection m800 tune by randy aase & brian sakata two maps wiring harness by brian sakata 2 injectors per cylinder twin turbo chagers custom built ball bearing by tubonetics custom intercooler msd 7al ignition engine dyno at 1 bar 700 plus custom headers will fit any 911 or tube frame car

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