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Early 911 Cylinder Head Cross Reference
Based on a question from one of my customers, I did a little research and put together this early 911 cylinder head cross reference listing.
I thought others might find it useful. Note there are a couple of missing pieces. If anyone knows the casting numbers for those heads, please let me know and I'll complete the list. ![]()
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Nice.
Flow ratings (CFM) would be over the top!
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Nicely done, Tom.
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Tom,
Nice and thanks. You don't happen to have the combustion chamber volume for those heads listed, do you?
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Good information Tom. Thanks for sharing.
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Saved, Thank you.......
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The 2.7 Carrera mechanical uses the same as the S of 70 to 73. I had one in my hand this week with a 75 date stamp on it.
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Well let's see....The SC heads are 90 cc so that almost completes the list.
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The 3.0 SC, 3.2 Carrera and 3.0/3.3 turbo heads were all 90cc, correct?
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Tom,
Is the intake port diameter for the 930 heads correct? Why I ask, is they are smaller than almost all the N/A motors. Just curious. Great data collection!
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They have always been smaller as to keep the volume speed with direction.
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Thanks Tom and Happy New Year.
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Does anyone know why Porsche used so tiny porting for the 3.3 Turbo? (32/34)
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Smaller ports increase intake air velocity at low engine speeds, sharpening throttle response at times when the turbocharger is not operating at its optimal efficiency and boosting.
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HI Tom
some photos of the Carrera 3 head for your chart; ![]() ![]() casting part No' is 930 104 329 2R ![]() ![]() ![]() regards mike Last edited by MBEngineering; 01-14-2010 at 11:54 PM.. Reason: mor info |
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Hey Mike
Thanks for the info. Here's an updated listing with Mike's new data. ![]()
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HI Tom
you will need to make a note on the carrera 3.0Lt head, that it has NO air injection as the part No's(sorry the casting No's) are the same for the SC head that has air injection. regards mike Last edited by MBEngineering; 01-15-2010 at 03:29 AM.. |
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I was sorting heads last week and have a couple K2 to add to the list
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