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What head is this? Strange part number?
I have a 1968 911T with its original engine, supposedly modified to S specs. The head part numbers are 901.104.305.0R dated 9/67 and 901.104.305.02 dated 6/67 - on the three heads I have off. This doesn't match any head numbers I've found, but I have very limited experience at this. What do I have?? Thanks for any help.
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R901.104.305.02 is a 67-68 911S head and should have casting marking k1819c on it.
I don't know what the other one is, what is the casting marking on that one? |
Thanks!! Yes, it does have K1819C. The other two have K1819O. This is great to hear!
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are you sure they are k1819o? There is no "o" to the best of my knowledge. can you post a close-up pic.
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You're right - dirt and my poor eyesight made the C look like an O. They're all K1819C
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nice heads!
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Shaun, perhaps I can impose one more ID question. I finally found a cam and wonder if they are also early S. The engine is only partially apart so I can't see the other one yet.
Part# 901.105.1090R Casting# 28-12166 (possibly 12168) I'm much more excited about proceeding with the restoration now. Thanks, George |
George, what is stamped on the threaded end of the cam?
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03 is stamped
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Then you have a rare, perhaps special, cam and I can't help I'm sorry to say.
901.105.109 cams came in 3 flavors to the best of my knowledge. Note that 110 references the right side cam while 109 is left. .01 is a 1965 Solex center lube cam .04 is 65-67 solex spray .05 is a 911L cam So there's room for .02 and .03 I hope you can find what each indicates, I'm very interested. |
Wow! Thanks for your help. I'll let you know if I find out.
Cheers! |
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