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928 with 502 BB Chevy
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928 with 502 BB Chevy
gt1scca Wed Jun 17, 2009 5:50 pm
OK, I'll motivate you 928 guys...
This car was built 5-6 years ago by a friend of mine. Someone (RH) told him a Big Block would not fit under the hood...we proved them wrong. Yes, it's carbed, and the intake was heavily milled, but it was the smoothest carbed engine I've ever overrevved!
502 BB Chevy
Dart Aluminum heads
CompCams stick (don't recall specs)
8-point hand-built cage
Late C5 Wheels
Bilstein coilovers, front & rear
Weltmeister bars, front & rear
600 HP / 650 FT. Lbs.
Damned fast...
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This car was built 5-6 years ago by a friend of mine. Someone (RH) told him a Big Block would not fit under the hood...we proved them wrong. Yes, it's carbed, and the intake was heavily milled, but it was the smoothest carbed engine I've ever overrevved!
502 BB Chevy
Dart Aluminum heads
CompCams stick (don't recall specs)
8-point hand-built cage
Late C5 Wheels
Bilstein coilovers, front & rear
Weltmeister bars, front & rear
600 HP / 650 FT. Lbs.
Damned fast...
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Re: 928 with 502 BB Chevy
Admin Wed Jun 17, 2009 7:58 pm
Did it have a stock tranny? I would like to see more wild builds that they say can't be done. 
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Re: 928 with 502 BB Chevy
modenas Wed Jun 17, 2009 9:30 pm
those 17s c5? and how u adapt them to the porsche cause those the set up i want!
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Re: 928 with 502 BB Chevy
gt1scca Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:56 pm
Admin wrote:Did it have a stock tranny? ...
those 17s c5? and how u adapt them to the porsche...
Yup...(5/6?) speed 928. And guess what else? RH BH adapter...AND...less than a year later, he was pulling the engine to replace, can ya guess? Yea...PILOT BEARING. Hmmm.
The wheels...17 x 9 & 18 x 10 Corvette C5 (1997-2004). The hubs were plug-welded and re-drilled for the GM bolt circle. The same end result can be had with concentric adapters...
"[PORH] favor"...
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xschop Wed Jul 15, 2009 1:43 pm
Did RH use needle pilot bearings for that 928 also? 
I have some primo "vacation time share" swampland I need to hit them up for.
If I do a 928 later I want to do the 6.0l iron block. I read on "Gestapoville" that the Alloy blocks would not be a good balance for the 928....
Very good looking ride there.
I have some primo "vacation time share" swampland I need to hit them up for.
If I do a 928 later I want to do the 6.0l iron block. I read on "Gestapoville" that the Alloy blocks would not be a good balance for the 928....
Very good looking ride there.
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Re: 928 with 502 BB Chevy
gt1scca Wed Jul 15, 2009 1:49 pm
He lathed an adapter for the roller bearing, but the BH adapter could have easily been to blame...don't recall the final verdict.
But, yes...@ the time RH used the needle bearing.
But, yes...@ the time RH used the needle bearing.
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