My Dad acquired this car when the owner couldn't figure out why it was getting oil in the intercooler. He had it sitting at a shop for over a year and they never touched it so he got a really good deal on it.
The car is a 1980 Porsche 928. It as a 4.5L V-8 with a Kuhn Twin Turbo kit on it.
When I first started the car oil was pouring out of the exhaust:aigo:. I figured we would have to get new turbos, but after a little checking we found that the scavenger pump for the turbos was unplugged. After we figured that out and drained the intercooler the car stopped smoking altogether. We have replaced the plugs, cap, and rotor so far. The car idles great but when you drive it, it falls on its face. We are thinking it is a fuel issue so we have ordered a new fuel filter and will end up draining the tank.
The Turbo kit has twin k24 turbos with external waste gates set to 10psi. The car is supposed to produce 400hp and 420tq. It also has forged pistons and some other internal upgrades done. This should be a fun car once it’s running. The only problem is the cost of replacement parts.
The car is a 1980 Porsche 928. It as a 4.5L V-8 with a Kuhn Twin Turbo kit on it.
When I first started the car oil was pouring out of the exhaust:aigo:. I figured we would have to get new turbos, but after a little checking we found that the scavenger pump for the turbos was unplugged. After we figured that out and drained the intercooler the car stopped smoking altogether. We have replaced the plugs, cap, and rotor so far. The car idles great but when you drive it, it falls on its face. We are thinking it is a fuel issue so we have ordered a new fuel filter and will end up draining the tank.
The Turbo kit has twin k24 turbos with external waste gates set to 10psi. The car is supposed to produce 400hp and 420tq. It also has forged pistons and some other internal upgrades done. This should be a fun car once it’s running. The only problem is the cost of replacement parts.