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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.
But I will save the sheet for the information,
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Tom,
Nice and thanks. You don't happen to have the combustion chamber volume for those heads listed, do you?
The 2,0 liter heads are 72cc, the 2,2-2,7 are 68cc.

That's all I know, the earth ends for me in 1978 . . .
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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 2,0 liter heads are 72cc, the 2,2-2,7 are 68cc.

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Well let's see....The SC heads are 90 cc so that almost completes the list.
You guys are the best! Happy New Year!

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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Updated with additional data

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Does anyone know why Porsche used so tiny porting for the 3.3 Turbo? (32/34)

Was this due to emission?
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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

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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.

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I was sorting heads last week and have a couple K2 to add to the list
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