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iiXii 03-29-2013 05:53 AM

Size between exhaust stud on 911 SC 1982 please
 
Hello everybody :D

I nee to know the size between exhaust stud on a 911 SC 1982 and the size of exhaust hole;

http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/87...1125086555.jpg

I'm sure all the people on the site have removed a cylinder of SC! :eek:

Thanks a lot SmileWavy

iiXii 03-30-2013 04:54 AM

SmileWavy

iiXii 03-30-2013 05:08 AM

2.59 or 65.78 mm

there is the hole to be measured please

fred cook 03-31-2013 05:32 PM

Stud distance center to center
 
Use a caliper to measure the distance between two other exhaust studs and then add the diameter of one stud. That should give you an exact center to center distance. Be certain to measure on a non threaded portion of the studs.

Walt Fricke 03-31-2013 06:08 PM

All the 3.0 liter street motors, and most of the 2.7s, have 35mm exhaust ports.

The stud spacing for all intake and exhaust flanges from the first 911s through the end of the 3.2s is the same. So you can measure on the (unbroken, one hopes) intake studs to get this dimension perhaps more easily?

iiXii 03-31-2013 11:42 PM

Ok thank you very much.
the size between stud looks 65.8 65.9 mm

iiXii 04-02-2013 02:07 AM

at least exhaust hole is 35 mm

http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/71...0401181745.jpg

Walt Fricke 04-02-2013 03:09 PM

Roman numerals: I think you may have posted a picture other than what you intended.

To avoid that, I usually use the "preview" feature to see if the picture I stored with a title of just a bunch of numbers is the one I really wanted to post. Caught one of those just a day or so ago.

iiXii 04-03-2013 03:20 AM

thank's for your advice.
the piece is what I made with this measurment. It's a guide to drill hold stud

http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/90...0402202028.jpg


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