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1967 SWB 912P (POLO). A 1 of 1 car. 

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6/24/21 A lot of the specs are out dated. There are a few new pictures on this page.
I will update in about a year when updates are complete.

Go to pictures of the 912 POLO Car to see 40+ more images. 


Paste this link for the Excellence Magazine article issue 205 on this car.
http://www.excellence-mag.com/issues/205/articles/less-is-more?page=1#.UI8bSsXA-uk


I have more than 2500 hours of my time over the last 10 years putting this project together. I probably have 6 to 8 inches of receipts. The engine and engine management, (ecu, fuel injection, and ignition) alone was over $40,000.00 in 2010. Today 12/12/24 that would be close to $100,000. At sea level this car makes about 180-190 horsepower. A duel outlet sport muffler would probably get it very close to 190-195. For a picture of a dyno run, go to the toolbar click pictures of the 912 Polo car and scroll through the pictures at the bottom of the page. The 2.4 liter four cylinder 911 type engine is About 80 pounds lighter than a 6 in a car that probably weighs 2125 to 2200 pounds. It's making about SC/3.2 Carrera horsepower in a lighter car. This car is about the balance of power and handling.                                                                    


Video links.
The 912 POLO engine running for the first time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyWMnx1yxvc 

A Pre A coupe and a 59 coupe with a POLO engine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF2jGrYmOlY&feature=plcp


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFhUqp7j_nI


Dean Polopolus: Engine Builder.
 www,polomotor.com


youtube interview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmMtdIfX-Yk
                                                            


Engine specs:2,400.2cc's    
7200 RPM redline
993 twin plug heads with Ti valves and quite a bit of flow work. 260CFM (220CMF stock?) 
993 piston and cylinders with 11.3 to 1 compression
Custom crank cut to 993 76.4mm stroke
4 TWM 50 mm throttle bodies
Electromotive Tech GT ecu and 4 coil packs plus a NOS ecu spare
Hall effect throttle, map, crank, cam, air temp sensors
Clewett crank fire ignition
993 altered heat exchangers
Burns Stainless muffler
Vintage CB air filters


Kennedy clutch

1 of 1  engine mount, black powder coated

Transmission specs
914 mag case transmission
1969-71 mag nose cone
Wavetrac torque bias diff
B,GA,N,U,ZA gears

Oil tank from a 1967 vintage race car with custom BAT baffling installed
Elephant Racing oil lines, thermostat, and duel triple loop oil coolers in each front fender with crossover tubing through the trunk

Rennshift shifter with new shift linkage bushings
The stock heater lever is now 2 for separate driver/passenger heat.

Suspension pickup points have been reinforced for Bilstein coil overs. Elephant racing GT3 type front suspension

 67S 16mmF/16mmR sway bars. The fronts are adjustable. The car has a nice firm and smooth ride. 


Front strut brace

New alignment

New gas tank and sending unit


New battery

Custom 6X16 inch Fuchs cosmetically changed to look like 15's on all 4 corners and spare with 195/55/16 Bridgestones. Spare still has the sticker on the tire.





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                       F&R Brake upgrade
              
A new exhaust system with heat.
                     Duel triple loop coolers.
  Coil Overs and custom 935 SWB Spring Plates
                       
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Brakes are non S Boxster front and custom 42 mm rear calipers to retain the 1.6 brake bias. The master cylinder has been increased from 19 mm to 20.64 mm. Pedal feel is perfect.
All 4 Zimmerman rotors cryo treated. Front rotors are 24mm, rears 20 mm.

Brakes were  converted from single to duel circuit  brake master cylinder.

All NEW very special North Hollywood gauges installed.

Outside temp gauge
Oil pressure, oil temp, fuel, volts gauge

7200 rpm redline tach with a red needle
150 mph speedo
clock 

The best and most comfortable early seats you have ever sat in. 
Custom upper with real support
 A set of my CUSTOM Chromed Sport Recliners. Chroming cost $700.00 back in 2013.
1 of 1 custom head rests with lengthened metal support. Each seat had hold downs increased from 2 to 4 attached to a steel plate inside the seat.

Beautiful custom plaid inserts
Seat rails cad plated

Rear shelf installed. There are 2 storage areas. One for the ecu and one for storage.

I will add more as I have time.

Very nice patina paint. Front drivers fender was replaced with a 68 fender maybe 25-30 years ago I'm guessing. The paint seems a perfect match as I didn't see it when I bought the car.  94,000 miles pre Polo, 30,000 as of 12/13/24. I like the patina. I built this car to be a awesome driver.


 It's a great car that is currently 1 of 8? in the world and will ALWAYS be the first of it's kind.

There are maybe another 3 or 4 more in the works that I know of. Currently other than this car, 1 in  one in England, one in Spain, 2 in Germany, 1 in Hong Kong and maybe 2 more in the US.

What's next?
A second seat upper for the driver with much more support so I have touring and sport uppers?
GT3 type front suspension? DONE.
Custom 993 heat exchangers? DONE.
Second set of 5 wheels? DONE
Boxster brakes? DONE.

This is only a partial spec list. Basically at this time think of this project as a 67 SWB tub with almost everything upgraded over the last 10 to 12 years,
I can't say it's rust free, I just can't find any. Even with a digital camera probe.


I have so many ideas.






 

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