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MotoSook 08-11-2005 06:02 AM

935 Pressure Plate Part Number?
 
Anyone know what the part number is?

I believe it may be, PN 930 116 021 03R.

Can anyone confirm?

Carrera3.5L 08-11-2005 07:21 AM

Re: 935 Pressure Plate Part Number?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Souk
Anyone know what the part number is?

I believe it may be, PN 930 116 021 03R.

Can anyone confirm?

Souk,

I have the info (Porsche & Sachs numbers) at home. If nobody else can provide the number during the course of the day, I'll PM you tonight with the info.

Sorry, best I can do at this point.:(

Ralph

MotoSook 08-11-2005 09:17 AM

Thanks Ralph.

dbanazek 08-11-2005 10:56 AM

sachs #88 3083 574
Clutch Pressure Plate
Aluminum (11.95 lbs.)
(w/release bearing)
934, early 935 Type
w/Right Side Up Trans.

3083 025 031
Clutch Pressure Plate
Aluminum (8.25 lbs.)
(w/release bearing)
Late 935 Type w/Up Side
Down Trans.

I have not used these but my supplier has them in stock. I don't think Pelican has them but I can get you one if you want. If Pelican sells them there you go...

MotoSook 08-11-2005 11:34 AM

Thanks Dave!
.

Carrera3.5L 08-11-2005 04:50 PM

I show the following from my Andial notes (be it 15 years ago!) which were taken from the Sachs competition clutch catalog. All of the apps listed below are 240mm diameter

3.0L Turbo 74-77
935 < 76
3083 999 020 PP for Gruppe B

935 76>
3083 025 031 for Gruppe 5

The following discs were used with either pressure plate for Gruppe B or Gruppe 5:

88 1861 999 615
88 1861 999 838 (either a 4 or 6 puck, I'm not sure at this point)

I'll have to do some further digging in the morning if interested to find out what kind of disc they both actually were/are. Those notes are now at work.:(

Ralph

MotoSook 08-12-2005 07:35 AM

Thanks Ralph.

Looks like we'll be using the the Ruf CTR pressure plate which is not as strong as the 935 pressure plates, but the ~2400 pounds-force of the CTR plate should be adequate. The 935 part prices are just too high!

Anyone know what the clamping force of a 76-77 pressure plate is? And the 930 116 021 03R plate force? That appears to be a slightly stronger pressure plate, but I don't have any tech data on it.


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