ls1 911
12-21-2010, 12:16 PM
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Melting Slicks
Wow, that's an engineering feat (and one cramped engine bay).Wonder if he bothered adding an air filter... the MAF is naked in that pic!
12-21-2010, 12:30 PM
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Burning Brakes
My question would be, "If you're gonna do it, why not do it so it looks good?"
I like the idea of installing an LS1 in a 911, but that looks like garbage. A twin turbo 6banger and dressed up engine bay would be more impressive to me.
It does have the potential to be purdy, I hope he is not finished yet.
I like the idea of installing an LS1 in a 911, but that looks like garbage. A twin turbo 6banger and dressed up engine bay would be more impressive to me.
It does have the potential to be purdy, I hope he is not finished yet.
12-21-2010, 12:45 PM
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I understand building a frankenstein car to add power the factory didn't supply and that I think is cool but from what I found on wikipedia (which never lies 
) the 996 had something like 315hp and he put in an LS1 from a camaro that was rated at 300hp? I'm sure there has got to be something I'm missing, still a very 
achievement.
12-22-2010, 09:03 AM
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I understand building a frankenstein car to add power the factory didn't supply and that I think is cool but from what I found on wikipedia (which never lies ) the 996 had something like 315hp and he put in an LS1 from a camaro that was rated at 300hp? I'm sure there has got to be something I'm missing, still a very achievement.ls1 camaro engine =325
Says he not done yet.
. He could have put one of these.
