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Of course none of them are "as good" as Jake, but is there anyone else out there that builds a decent factory spec engine that under normal street use will suffice.

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Of course none of them are "as good" as Jake, but is there anyone else out there that builds a decent factory spec engine that under normal street use will suffice.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Flame retardant suit on... Not trying to start a religious war here folks, I know Jake's engines are amazing, and worth every penny, but are there any other 996 engine rebuilders out there besides Jake? Of course none of them are "as good" as Jake, but is there anyone else out there that builds a decent factory spec engine that under normal street use will suffice.

POST 2Original post

I would recheck the details but this info put together by wsrgklt could be helpful https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...9Ks/edit#gid=0

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https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...bs-vertex.html

POST 4Original post

I'd also talk with your local PCA chapter members. I'd be surprised if there aren't any shops in TX that could provide you with a solid build. They just might not have any on-line presence so visiting and having a conversation about your goals and expectations may be the best way to go.

POST 5Original post

LN Engineering would be a good option for a stock rebuild.

POST 6Original post

9xx Motors in Long Beach California. They can ship you a motor. Good pricing also. http://www.9xxmotors.com/

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The burning question is: Do you need one now?

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What diff does it make to the question OP asked ?

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Nope, not even close! But I answer a lot of questions in other Porsche related groups I'm in. I'd like to able to tell them something that they don't have to wait a year for.

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Good! That makes me happy for you.

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WOW! When were you assigned to be the "Question Police"? I've had some pleasant exchanges with the gentleman and was hoping he didn't have an immediate need of services of an engine builder. Nothing more. Nothing less. Calm thyself...

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I do, almost every time!

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If you can’t wait, I’d suggest RND engines from LN Engineering. https://lnengineering.com/rnd-store/...-services.html

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