More CIS injector questions

Cody Cody at mail.craincorporated.com
Tue Dec 9 18:12:28 EST 2003


Yeah, of the 4 5ktq's that I've owned and of the other 3 or so that I've seen in my life (they are'nt exactly common in south florida), I've only seen 1 un-broken shroud. Honestly the price shouldn't be too bad, I'm guestimating $40 +/- $10 maybe. Like I said, about the carbon ones, I have TONS of scrap carbon pieces that otherwise either get thrown away or tossed into a big bin that basically just collects dust so the carbon ones wouldn't be any more $ unless I run out of scraps which isn't likely anytime soon.

If anybody has any interest let me know, because my descision will be based on the ammount of replies I get. So far 2, I'm looking for like 10ish which would be enough to make up for costs of the mold.

-Cody Forbes
Black Forest Racing
2x '86 5ktq
'87 5ktq
'88 80 4cyl


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Dan Cordon <cord4530 at uidaho.edu>
Date: Tue, 09 Dec 2003 14:33:45 -0800

>> I can't really help with your question, except to say that all of the CIS Porsches I work on
>> have no cooling methods for the injectors, but actually I have a related question. Would there
>> be any interest in reproductions of the cooling shrouds? I have one in mint condition (it's not
>> even brittle yet!) that I could make a mold of. Price would be cheap, would have to make the
>> mold first to figure out how much it costs me to be exact. They would be gelcoated fiberglass,
>> and I could even gelcoat in the color of your chioce. I could do them in carbon fiber too for
>> the same price as I have _tons_ of carbon scraps that would be about the right size.
>>
>> -Cody Forbes
>> Black Forest Racing
>> 2x '86 5ktq
>> '87 5ktq EFI
>> '88 80 4cyl
>>
>A carbon injector shroud would be way cool. It's probably going to be
>more $$ than it's worth. I know there's a TON of people running with
>broken/cracked/missing shrouds, but I don't know how much people are
>willing to pay for them.
>
>If you decide to give it a try, let me know the cost. Later--
>
>--
>Dan Cordon
>Mechanical Engineer - Engine Research Facility
>University of Idaho
>
>
>


More information about the quattro mailing list