You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
1986 Porsche 930 Turbo Speed Yellow...........Project Begins
- Thread starter andrew_churcher
- Start date
andrew_churcher
New member
so some good progress made in last few weeks. Only a few more weeks now and it will be ready to pick up.
![Picture078_zpsffe1ebee.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture078_zpsffe1ebee.jpg)
![Picture077_zps036bf99e.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture077_zps036bf99e.jpg)
![Picture076_zpsb170d789.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture076_zpsb170d789.jpg)
![Picture075_zps33e1a3d7.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture075_zps33e1a3d7.jpg)
andrew_churcher
New member
i did reach out to Brian Bodart @ Rarly8 for his view on best enhancements for the 930T. Preferably not look to touch the engine so purely external mods only.............his view is the following:
- start at the tailpipe and work towards the engine. Every opportunity to improve flow opens up more power for the next mod
- start with a muffler, the turbo, the larger intercooler, and 1 bar, headers..............then its cams and fuel system mods (as mentioned wouldnt want to go as far as the last two)
- He reckons 400 WHP and carrera driveability and 21mpg on the highway
His view on costs - excluding the last two components/upgrades which he thinks would give 360 WHP, boost would be full on by 2700rpm. He is also said the K27-7200 is the best turbo as its designed for these engines and bulletproof
- Muffler - $825 single outlet / $37.50 mounting kit
- Turbo - K27-7200 - $1945
- IC - Short Neck - $1495
- 1 bar - Tial Waste Gate - $560
- Headers - $2395 for tuned headers, $300 for heater boxes
food for thought.......................
- start at the tailpipe and work towards the engine. Every opportunity to improve flow opens up more power for the next mod
- start with a muffler, the turbo, the larger intercooler, and 1 bar, headers..............then its cams and fuel system mods (as mentioned wouldnt want to go as far as the last two)
- He reckons 400 WHP and carrera driveability and 21mpg on the highway
His view on costs - excluding the last two components/upgrades which he thinks would give 360 WHP, boost would be full on by 2700rpm. He is also said the K27-7200 is the best turbo as its designed for these engines and bulletproof
- Muffler - $825 single outlet / $37.50 mounting kit
- Turbo - K27-7200 - $1945
- IC - Short Neck - $1495
- 1 bar - Tial Waste Gate - $560
- Headers - $2395 for tuned headers, $300 for heater boxes
food for thought.......................
Hmmm .... now you are getting into ÂŁÂŁÂŁÂŁÂŁÂŁ territory ... any power increase will put a huge load on the engine, seals, pistons, crank etc .... be careful!
Andrew .... if this car is going to become a speed machine, you will have to alter ALL the dynamics. Suspension, ARB's, wheels and tyres, brakes, set up. LSD?
The route on this car was to keep it stock, as a really nice daily cruiser mate, I fear making the car with higher performance bolt ons will open open a tin of worms and YOU WILL HAVE to address the handling. In the slight wet, I floored the car in 4th. a real 911 moment, arse stepped right out, the car fortunately did correct itself, more by luck than my quick reaction. If I did the same thing in either mr Bob Watson Turbo or My Yellow Turbo Cup Car, I am sure nothing would have given. These are both cars with a huge amount of chassis modifications to take the power hike ..... this is just my humble opinion[&o]
The route on this car was to keep it stock, as a really nice daily cruiser mate, I fear making the car with higher performance bolt ons will open open a tin of worms and YOU WILL HAVE to address the handling. In the slight wet, I floored the car in 4th. a real 911 moment, arse stepped right out, the car fortunately did correct itself, more by luck than my quick reaction. If I did the same thing in either mr Bob Watson Turbo or My Yellow Turbo Cup Car, I am sure nothing would have given. These are both cars with a huge amount of chassis modifications to take the power hike ..... this is just my humble opinion[&o]
andrew_churcher
New member
Ah thanks the words of wisdom chaps. I was just doing some research tbh. Sounds like I will be more than happy with it stock and plenty of "widowmaker" potential as it is. I think you are right. Not really looking to modify components and then continually enhance all other areas to eradicate weak links. Leave it as Porsche designed.
Best route mate ... AND ENJOY!
andrew_churcher
New member
This a nice short film on the early 930 Turbos
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9YcfnsZRhM
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9YcfnsZRhM
andrew_churcher
New member
almost there...going to see it Saturday and it should be finished.
![Picture080_zps25e78bf1.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture080_zps25e78bf1.jpg)
![Picture083_zps1ba26522.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture083_zps1ba26522.jpg)
andrew_churcher
New member
a brief update.............still waiting on the bellows to fit the front bumper....OPC Hatfield on a go slow so looking at other options but think i have paid for them already........... went to see it a couple of weeks ago and pics below.....it definitely brightens up a dreary old winters day thats for sure........[
]..........they are storing it for me until end of March so expecting to get it on the road beginning of April for some Spring / Summer driving................
fitted a 10mm spacer of the back in this pic to fill the guard out a little more...i think it looks good
also bought it a present....Specialised car cover......the best in my opinion.......perfect fit and quality production.....
couple of other random pics.....just love the overall look/stance of this 930.
a tasty yellow bird..............
![Picture124_zps59d12ea7.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture124_zps59d12ea7.jpg)
![Picture126_zpse2077f9c.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture126_zpse2077f9c.jpg)
fitted a 10mm spacer of the back in this pic to fill the guard out a little more...i think it looks good
![Picture128_zps67a75a96.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture128_zps67a75a96.jpg)
![Picture130_zpsde50effd.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture130_zpsde50effd.jpg)
also bought it a present....Specialised car cover......the best in my opinion.......perfect fit and quality production.....
![Picture135_zpsa2c54f4d.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/Picture135_zpsa2c54f4d.jpg)
couple of other random pics.....just love the overall look/stance of this 930.
![MidnightBlue_930Turbo_stance_zpscbb00f45.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/MidnightBlue_930Turbo_stance_zpscbb00f45.jpg)
a tasty yellow bird..............
![1989_Porsche_911_Carrera_Ruf_Yellowbird_Twin_Turbo_For_Sale_zps9cb1f13d.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/1989_Porsche_911_Carrera_Ruf_Yellowbird_Twin_Turbo_For_Sale_zps9cb1f13d.jpg)
Car looks beautiful Andrew, why did your body shop not advise you to strip the pipe work etc off the inner wings and get them back to clean metal treated and painted while they had the wings off ?
I would have thought that you would want this done as your inner wings were showing signs of corrosion and you will find more if you strip off the sealer that's on there.
I would have thought that you would want this done as your inner wings were showing signs of corrosion and you will find more if you strip off the sealer that's on there.
ninesixfour
New member
I see there is a Full Monty Turbo engine for sale with exhaust loom the whole deal on this page!!!!!!
andrew_churcher
New member
Specialist car covers. Best out ther IMO
Looks lovely nice job .... [
]
andrew_churcher
New member
Passed its mot last week with no advisories (actually it needed new wiper blades
). Put 4 new tyres on it.
Gets picked up next wed for service etc and then it's officially back on the road.......
Got some more nice pics of it from Ed which I will post up soon
Gets picked up next wed for service etc and then it's officially back on the road.......
Got some more nice pics of it from Ed which I will post up soon
andrew_churcher
New member
some additional pics
![201212FatboysFORAndrew1_zpsec7b8e7e.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/201212FatboysFORAndrew1_zpsec7b8e7e.jpg)
![201212FatboysFORAndrew6_zps50c27ec6.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/201212FatboysFORAndrew6_zps50c27ec6.jpg)
![201212FatboysFORAndrew2_zps617445f2.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/201212FatboysFORAndrew2_zps617445f2.jpg)
![201212FatboysFORAndrew3_zpsce612327.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/201212FatboysFORAndrew3_zpsce612327.jpg)
![201212FatboysFORAndrew8_zpscee7e5e4.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/201212FatboysFORAndrew8_zpscee7e5e4.jpg)
![201212FatboysFORAndrew5_zps29745ccd.jpg](http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss336/andrew_churcher/Speed%20Yellow%20930_Project/201212FatboysFORAndrew5_zps29745ccd.jpg)
My Mate's Bay behind ..... [
]
Just picked up this thread (I am slow!). Great looking car and hope you get to use it soon.
I see the issue of engine mods was covered and agree you need to be careful where this could take you. You can make very good friends with your bank manager!
But having gone through 15 years of modifying mine, I would suggest a low ratio ring and pinion is worth a thought. Bringing down the overall speed in each gear make the car much easier to drive - feels quicker with no more stress put on the engine or transmission.
All the best Simon
I see the issue of engine mods was covered and agree you need to be careful where this could take you. You can make very good friends with your bank manager!
But having gone through 15 years of modifying mine, I would suggest a low ratio ring and pinion is worth a thought. Bringing down the overall speed in each gear make the car much easier to drive - feels quicker with no more stress put on the engine or transmission.
All the best Simon
![PCGB - an official Porsche Club](https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/stamp.jpg)
Posts made and opinions expressed are those of the individual forum members
Use of the Forum is subject to the Terms and Conditions
Disclaimer
The opinions expressed on this site are not necessarily those of the Club, who shall have no liability in respect of them or the accuracy of the content. The Club assumes no responsibility for any effects arising from errors or omissions.
Porsche Club Great Britain gives no warranties, guarantees or assurances and makes no representations or recommendations regarding any goods or services advertised on this site. It is the responsibility of visitors to satisfy themselves that goods and/or services supplied by any advertiser are bona fide and in no instance can the Porsche Club Great Britain be held responsible.
When responding to advertisements please ensure that you satisfy yourself of any applicable call charges on numbers not prefixed by usual "landline" STD Codes. Information can be obtained from the operator or the white pages. Before giving out ANY information regarding cars, or any other items for sale, please satisfy yourself that any potential purchaser is bona fide.
Directors of the Board of Porsche Club GB, Club Office Staff, Register Secretaries and Regional Organisers are often requested by Club members to provide information on matters connected with their cars and other matters referred to in the Club Rules. Such information, advice and assistance provided by such persons is given in good faith and is based on the personal experience and knowledge of the individual concerned.
Neither Porsche Club GB, nor any of the aforementioned, shall be under any liability in respect of any such information, advice or assistance given to members. Members are advised to consult qualified specialists for information, advice and assistance on matters connected with their cars at all times.