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    Double plug heads

    I have a set of 911 factory double plug heads dated 2/72, and casting number 911 104 303 2R. Does anyone know what engine they go to? The valves and ports seem to be the same as a 2.8 RSR.
    Mike

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    Armando has a set of 2.8 heads on one of his sites. His castings are 3-73 and 911.104.322.0R

    http://www.pbase.com/slidevalve911rs...twinplug_heads

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    Well that's a casting number I don't see listed on my cross reference list. What is the casting marking? k1819n, k1819q, etc.
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    What's the stud spacing? Intake and exhaust valve sizes (forget port size as that's easily modified)? That will tell you quite a bit.

    PS: I found those pistons ... they're pretty beat ... They've hit the valves a few times.
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    its k 1819m. valve size is i49mm out 41.50mm

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2.5MFI View Post
    Well that's a casting number I don't see listed on my cross reference list. What is the casting marking? k1819n, k1819q, etc.
    Mike

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    80mm head stud spacing, intake valve 49mm, exhaust valve 41.50mm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr9146 View Post
    What's the stud spacing? Intake and exhaust valve sizes (forget port size as that's easily modified)? That will tell you quite a bit.

    PS: I found those pistons ... they're pretty beat ... They've hit the valves a few times.
    Mike

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