Crash,
I am embarrassed to say ........ no.

However it is very close. Maybe February or March. We have made alot of advancements including intake cams and transposing a modified GT3 program on a 996tt ecu. Markski's car actually has a set of my cams and cam housings. Markski's car is really the state of the art at this time. What he did helped advance our testing and we shared alot of info and parts with him. His motor is at the state of the art. I know it has been awhile so I tell you where we are in our project.
We used the Spanish webbed case and had it bowtailed and shuffle pinned. It has been machined to acccept a three index GT1/965 oil pump.
The crank is a billet 80 mm stroker that has been knife edged. The journals are (reduced diameter) 2.0" to accept the NASCAR oval barings. The motor is designed to redline @ 9200 rpm's)
The rods are custom titanium by Avon. Designed to place the weight near the crank and away from the pistons.
The pistons are CT (340 grams) They have been ceramic coated on the domes and SO1 coated on the skirts. They are 102 mm utilizing ductile iron sleeves that have been plasma welded.
The heads are GT3 Cup with ceramic coated combustion chambers and exhaust ports. The ports were mildly ported and the chambers are micropolished. The heads flow 362 cfm @ 25 inchs.
The springs were one off made so the spring pressure matches the cam, valves and head flow. The springs were SO1 coated. The retainers are titanium.
The valves are Inconnel. We used a larger diameter stem and valve diameter. They were ceramic coated on the face and under the radius. The stems were SO1 coated.
The cams are the real break through. We maximumized the lift for the head flow (both intake and exhaust), grinded a turbo duration profile and removed all harmonic distortion. The cams are SO1 coated.
The intake is a modified World Cup plumbed for nitrous. The nitrous is solely used between 3000 and 4500 depending on turbo used. It is used to pre boost certain turbo's and it comes on with an intial 10 shot and an additional 10 shot every tenth of a second thereafter until it is max'ed at 100 shot. It can be either on or off mode.
The ECU is a 996tt with transposed modified GT3 software.
The maximum power as measured on engine dyno tests varies between 900 and 1400 hp depending on which turbo's are being used. Turbo's tested were Garrett GT30R's, GT35R's and GT40R's.
I know I have left out alot of details but that is it in the nutshell for the motor. If you want additional details there is a 152 page thread entitled cjv turbo. It is in the 6speedonline forum in the Tuning and Modification section.
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1112