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Porsche used the slide valve intakes on the RSR which boosted output +20HP.

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Fujimi's RS 3.0 kit includes the high butterfly intake.  Not aware of the slide valve setup being available in scale so I will make an effort to fabricate a reasonable replica.

Kit parts I'm starting with:
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Modified:

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  • Added the twin plug/twin coil alternator
  • fabricated some basic linkage
  • Fuel pump tilting to one side just as Porsche mounted it on the 1:1

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On 12/23/2020 at 11:42 AM, porschercr said:

Looks great JC.

Thanks Trevor.

On 12/23/2020 at 1:48 PM, Gary Davis said:

Yep...you're at it again JC....making me want to build one!! LOL Your fab work looks great!!

I'll keep prodding you Gary. :)

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Thanks JC for chiming in and bringing this one back to the top of the page. It allowed me to spot this build which I was not aware of.

I love builds starting with a few key components and requiring imagination and lots of scratch building to achieve the final results. This one is exactly that.

Thanks for sharing, definitely one to follow with great interest

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12 hours ago, Pierre Rivard said:

That baby looks mighty fine JC. I love how tou have worked out the engine side, looks like the real deal. Amazing how wide the rear tires were on these cars. Great cornering grip until...gone!

Thanks Pierre.  The 70s were definitely the fat tire era!

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8 hours ago, afx said:

Thanks Gary.  What have you been working on?  I enjoying seeing your builds.

Hey JC...I'm building the Marty Robbin's 34 ford 5 window Modified that's on the cover of the "DEVIL WOMAN" album in 1962. That album and 1 pic I found on the net is the only pics I have of the car, for reference. But....I was around racing (dirt) in the 60's and with helping on the local scene, I can get a facksimily(sp?) of his car. I've got most of the fab work finished. Now, It's getting close to primer time.  Thank you for asking JC!

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