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911SC Cylinder head torque

Hello,
Trying to find the correct torque for the cylinder heads on a 79SC. I replaced the bottom studs with epoxy coated dilivar stud (a long time ago) and the original (dilivar/steel???) on top.
The Porsche spec book is showing a value of 24 lbs. That same value is listed in a Haynes book. In Bruce Anderson's performance book he also mentions 24 lbs for steel studs and 29 lbs for Dilivar.
My question is at what torque should the studs be. I thought in 79 that the 911 had Dilivar studs. I don't want to use different torque settings for upper and lower. Just doing the top end with 9.5 JE's and WebCams.
Any input, comments would be appreciated.

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Dilivar was used from 78-82 1/2. Then they went to the coated dilivar. My spec book is 78-81 and shows the 33Nm which is 24.3ft lbs. If Bruce says 29 I would find the correct torque for a late 83SC before settling on 24. I put Raceware in and they state 25. I can check the factory manual later tonight and update if there is a difference in the late 83s w/ dilivar.

I got the dilivar info from this website.

http://www.weissach********.com/guide.html

See the engine section.
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Thanks for the info. I'll see if I can find the torque for the later SC.
Steve

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