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And she waits patiently...
Much more patiently than me! LOL :-)
Jay http://porscheboy.5u.com/3.2L03.jpg 2001 3.2L Porsche Boxster S engine w/ 4500 miles |
nice. yeah i know the feeling of waiting for your baby :)
How come you bought a new engine versus converting your existing engine? My shop guy wants to bore my exisiting engine to a 3.4 or a 3.6 and claims it can be done safely and for less then replacing it just to increase to the 3.2 I was just curious but I figure it it wont cost as much for a conversion versus a striaght replacement. Though I have thought about the way you have chosen..... |
How much does your shop want for the boring and rebuild of the engine to a 3.6? Still mated with the 5 speed?
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As for my reasons why I did it this way... I am still baffled (LOL) It just sort of happened... I had been upgrading my stock 2001 2.7L boxster since it had 17 miles on it...
I put FVD headers, FVD sport cats, Porsche Tequipment Sport Exhaust, Evo Cone intake, Enlarged throttle body, along with lots of other goodies... I had a friend whom came across this 3.2L 2001 S engine w/4500 miles in perfect condition... He gave me a great break on it and we sold my 2.7L engine... All my upgraded parts will directly fit onto the s engine, the engine doesn't need any modifications to be mounted, and the ease with how cheap the conversion would be... I just couldn't say no! I just lucked out, once again! |
JonnyBGood: I am dont recall what the price my tech said it would be but I do recall it being cheaper then buying a new engine.
PorscheBoy: Well it sounds like you got a good deal that probably was too good to pass up. So if I had been in the same situation I might have done the same thing. Most people dont have a hookup to get a good price on an upgraded engine, thats probably why I like the idea of just making the one you got better. Although if someone dropped a 3.2 engine in my lap I would definatly retrofit with 5 speed versus the 6(waste of time IMO) speed and upgrade from there.... |
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