We managed to get the valve mechanisms on the Saab 96 V4 Rally done the past weekend. Also the intake manifold and throttle linkages are now done. A few photos:
The valve mechanism ready for action.
Time to put in the intake manifold and carburetors.
And the intake and carburetors done.
The next job was fitting the throttle linkage.
Making a new support fot the throttle lever.
A little paint to make it nice.
There we go – throttle lever installed.
Between the carburetors we used the linkage that came with the carburetors. Not pretty but they were already nicely synchronized.
Saab 96 V4 Rally – starting to look like an engine.
Tommi,…………as always a beautiful job, and an engine that should give you a thrill to drive. I would love to find the intake and carb setup you have, over here in the USA. guess I need to talk to the right people. Keep up the great work, and am looking forward to your next post.
Bill
Thanks for the update Tommi, i’m watching with great interest…noticed you painted the engine blue, very similar to Ford blue in the U.S.. I’m now convinced Saab should be reborn with the 96!
Wow Tommi! You are such a master with these Saabs. I think I will use this site as a great reference on the proper way to do things. Thanks for sharing so much detail!
Tommi, As always the wait is worth it. From your pictures and description of work, you are a master rebuilder, and it shows in your work and in the details of great workmanship. Looking forward to your next post. Bill
Tommi,…………as always a beautiful job, and an engine that should give you a thrill to drive. I would love to find the intake and carb setup you have, over here in the USA. guess I need to talk to the right people. Keep up the great work, and am looking forward to your next post.
Bill
Thanks for the update Tommi, i’m watching with great interest…noticed you painted the engine blue, very similar to Ford blue in the U.S.. I’m now convinced Saab should be reborn with the 96!
Wow Tommi! You are such a master with these Saabs. I think I will use this site as a great reference on the proper way to do things. Thanks for sharing so much detail!
Thanks for the comments! But, looking at your project I think you are doing nice work yourself!
Welding is the most tedious part of any restoration project, but doing it properly is very rewarding.
Tommi, As always the wait is worth it. From your pictures and description of work, you are a master rebuilder, and it shows in your work and in the details of great workmanship. Looking forward to your next post. Bill