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The valve stem diameters are the same/ guides are about the same. I don't have springs on here, but same spring package would work on both. It's all bolt patterns and what not; it's made to bolt up to the standard cam housings. Because we've got the same number of valves, same number of plugs, same number of everything, the billet heads are an OEM replacement style cylinder head. I don't know if you can notice, but the secondary air injection port is missing on these. The secondary air injection port has a nasty habit on turbo heads of torching out the seal which gives you a crazy exhaust leak or it sounds like you've blown a cylinder head and a liner out. This happens because the exhaust pressure and temperature going down through there is so high it literally torches a hole through the side which is incredibly damaging to the cylinder head. So rather than having to plug these or do some machine work or weld them, they just don't exist; so you've got a much stronger head- no potential for leak path there. This series is from our video Ep. 1: Billet Porsche 993 Turbo Cylinder Head Unboxing, Review, and Factory Comparison . We recently got shipped some Billet Porsche 993 Turbo Cylinder Heads from Pauter to install flame rings and wanted to do a little review and factory comparison for you guys :) We'll be covering everything from how these heads are packed for shipping to all the differences you'll expect to see compared to a factory 993 Turbo Cylinder Head including valve size, port size + exhaust port shape, cooling fin thickness + the impact that can have on thermal diffusivity, etc.! Stay tuned for the rest of the series where we also do a deep dive into the metallurgy and discuss which alloys work best for Cylinder Heads and why 🔬🧑‍🔬 . Here's Pauter's website if you'd like to check them out! https://pauter.com/ . Products Mentioned Stroker Crank https://www.protomotive.com/wp422/product/stroker-cranks-for-930-964-993-gt3-996t-997t Connecting Rods for Stroker Crank https://www.protomotive.com/wp422/product/stroker-rods-for-porsche-911-930-964-993-gt3-996-997-1-turbo . Like, follow and Subscribe so we can keep making more videos for you. Let us know what else you'd like to hear about in the comments below. . If you'd like to learn more and see more fun videos Subscribe to our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@protomotive . Visit us at https://www.protomotive.com Check our tech library / blog out at: https://www.protomotive.com/wp422/protomotive-tech-tips . #protomotive #porsche993turbo #porsche #aircooled #enginetuning #enginetechnology #997turbo #cylinderhead #horsepower #porsche993c4s #porsche993 #porsche997turbo #porsche911 #porsche911turbo #porsche911turbos
On the exhaust side you can see the ports on these things are a little strange- they're what you'd call the D-shape port. We're looking at about 40 millimeters, so the port size hasn't changed. What they're doing with the D-shape is increasing the short side radius at the port to keep it from not necessarily cavitating but leaving the wall when you're doing port work and what not. If the short side radius gets too tight in there, you get a turbulent boundary layer rather than following the wall; so they bring the wall out to keep that boundary layer/or fill this boundary layer with aluminum so that the flow stays attached to the inside radius. even though the port is slightly smaller in diameter, you actually increase or improve flow because you've gotten rid of a turbulent boundary layer on the inside radius. The other advantage of the D-shaped port is it does provide a slight AR and a reversionary effect on the port so it keeps the flow from backing back up into the port. That was popular for a while and still effective. This series is from our video Ep. 1: Billet Porsche 993 Turbo Cylinder Head Unboxing, Review, and Factory Comparison . We recently got shipped some Billet Porsche 993 Turbo Cylinder Heads from Pauter to install flame rings and wanted to do a little review and factory comparison for you guys :) We'll be covering everything from how these heads are packed for shipping to all the differences you'll expect to see compared to a factory 993 Turbo Cylinder Head including valve size, port size + exhaust port shape, cooling fin thickness + the impact that can have on thermal diffusivity, etc.! Stay tuned for the rest of the series where we also do a deep dive into the metallurgy and discuss which alloys work best for Cylinder Heads and why 🔬🧑‍🔬 . Here's Pauter's website if you'd like to check them out! https://pauter.com/ . Products Mentioned Stroker Crank https://www.protomotive.com/wp422/product/stroker-cranks-for-930-964-993-gt3-996t-997t Connecting Rods for Stroker Crank https://www.protomotive.com/wp422/product/stroker-rods-for-porsche-911-930-964-993-gt3-996-997-1-turbo . Like, follow and Subscribe so we can keep making more videos for you. Let us know what else you'd like to hear about in the comments below. . If you'd like to learn more and see more fun videos Subscribe to our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@protomotive . Visit us at https://www.protomotive.com Check our tech library / blog out at: https://www.protomotive.com/wp422/protomotive-tech-tips . #protomotive #porsche993turbo #porsche #aircooled #enginetuning #enginetechnology #997turbo #cylinderhead #horsepower #porsche993c4s #porsche993 #porsche997turbo #porsche911 #porsche911turbo #porsche911turbos
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