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Old 06-15-2012, 07:02 AM   #21
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i assume that the gains are significant. i guess i need to drive a 987 to see the difference b/w it and my 02 s. long term i am considering a raby build and at 320 it would be similar gains to the ruf. just wondering how significant the difference is to the sop dyno. i figured todd would be able to give some real world comparisons. if the difference is negligible or less than the difference b/w a std boxster and an s then i will reevaluate my long term plans.
Yep, the m96 3.6L x51 is probably 330rwhp with a wide flat torque curve. Roughly 100 ftlb more tq than a stock Box S. A lot of motor. This is what Jake said a while ago:
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Old 06-15-2012, 03:22 PM   #22
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Yep, the m96 3.6L x51 is probably 330rwhp with a wide flat torque curve. Roughly 100 ftlb more tq than a stock Box S. A lot of motor. This is what Jake said a while ago:
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A few other smaller details. Roughly good for 25 RWHP on my dynojet.
I take these to 3.8 liters, do more head work, alter cam timing and throw a few tricks to them and 350 RWHP is common.
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Trust me a 3.6 motor in a Boxster is amazing.

997 owners can't believe they are being passed by what appears to be a 2.5 Boxster
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Trust me a 3.6 motor in a Boxster is amazing.

997 owners can't believe they are being passed by what appears to be a 2.5 Boxster
Yeah I have one, but it ain't like topless is guesstimating.
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Old 06-16-2012, 03:51 AM   #25
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Agreed, perhaps a test drive in a 3.6 997 would help. I believe an early Boxster with a 3.6 is lighter than an 997 so the Boxster has an advantage.
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It's all about torque when it comes to SOP dyno runs. The 3.6 has 295 lbft.
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A few other smaller details. Roughly good for 25 RWHP on my dynojet.
I take these to 3.8 liters, do more head work, alter cam timing and throw a few tricks to them and 350 RWHP is common.
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I have seen dyno runs on the 3.6X51 on Rennlist and with stock headers and stock tune they typically produced 295 ft/lbs (roughly 100 more than a stock 2001 Box S) with varying hp. Some were 305-307rwhp, some were more. I remember this build and I believe Todd had custom headers and custom tune which further improved performance. I will allow Todd to speak for himself regarding exact HP output on his motor because I really don't know.
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Old 09-17-2012, 08:50 AM   #28
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Todd,

do you still have the engine for sale?
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sorry, the engine is not for sale

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