Hi,
Thanks chaps! I had planned on putting some build details on here but I wasn't sure how well it would go down with all the truly beautiful early cars
The build by Nick Fulljames was finished August this year and she's a bit of a hot-rod and my brief was to build a modern classic. She's on Bilstein B16 fully adjustable shocks and matching coils and to help her stop from the effects of the shopping list below, 964 turbo discs and callipers:
Fit Motec M84
PMO throttle bodies, wiring loom and map engine.
Engine harness.
Fast lambda.
Throttle switch.
Air temp sensor.
ITG Air Filters
JB Racing carbon fan shroud.
Engine temp sensor.
Throttle position kit.
RS lightweight flywheel & GT3 clutch.
Limited-slip differential
Blue printed top end build including:
RSR cams
Heavy duty valve springs.
3.8 Malhe Barrels and pistons
Titanium retainers.
New TRW valves, guides, chains and guides.
Clean out oil ways in cam spay tubes.
Shot peen rockers.
Reface cylinder heads.
Heavy ARP duty head studs.
Blend ports and throats.
Rocker shaft seal kit.
New oil drain tubes
Blueprinted bottom end build including; balance crank assemblies, polish crank.
Steel connecting rods (hp gain)
Boat tail case.
All new Glyco bearings.
Cosmetics, renew as required and powder coat all engine tins and rocker covers black.
Powder coat (newly fitted) rear bumper stays and middle section metal strip.
Refinish fan assembly.
Re-plate all steel bright ware
Oils, filters.
Twin Fabspeed exhaust system with heat.
Lots of other bits and pieces like RS quick-shift. Here's a few random pics from the build but it starts with my favourite the connecting rods weighing in at 576 grams each, Nick is even more OCD than me, tolerance is not to be tolerated

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She's back in Redtek at the moment (over winter) after the run in period covering 1,500 miles to have the the full hp unleashed although intend to limit the engine, I need the engine to last as it wasn't cheap
The AC pipes are being re-routed around the engine bay as I hate the original design. I know the cheapest way to get from A to B is a straight line but it's irritating to my OCD
This year there are plans for the interior, more on that another time.
Thanks again,
Paul