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Dumb Question Regarding Heads
Why do 911 engines have one head for each cylinder as opposed to one head for each bank like type 1, type 4 etc?
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One head for each cylinder. Three heads on each side connected together with the cam housing. The individual head don't become apparent until the cam housing is removed.
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Sorry didn't see the why. I would think that it is if one goes bad you don't have to replace all. I suppose it could be done with one large head. Also if cylinder heights are off just a bit the individual heads can compensate. One large head and all the cylinder heights would have to be perfect to seal. Probably though due to cost.... Just my opinion.
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One more time... It would also be difficult to cast a single piece head and provide the cooling fins... OK I'm done guessing now.
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