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Justice 02-01-2009 02:33 PM

New to forums, quick question
 
Ok so from what I understand the 944 is a sohc, right? and the 944s is a dohc? if so, is the head from a 944s swapable with the 944? could I buy a 944 and put a s head on it?

PorscheDoc 02-02-2009 08:10 AM

RE: New to forums, quick question
 
You could do that with extensive work, it is not just a straight swap. Pistons would also have to be swapped for the S pistons as you would need the valve cutouts. Also......not worth the effort.

Justice 02-02-2009 10:22 AM

RE: New to forums, quick question
 
OK, thanks a ton Doc.

Justice 02-03-2009 03:28 PM

RE: New to forums, quick question
 
K guys got another quick question. I searched engine cleaning and I only came up with stuff for the 911 dunno if it would use the same routine or if anyone has some unique suggestions for cleaning out the engine/engine bay. I thought I would use the same thread cuz its the same noob with same dumb questions haha. thanks in advance all

Rob944 02-04-2009 07:29 PM

RE: New to forums, quick question
 
I'm not sure if there is anything specific about engine cleaner for aluminum engines so I would look into that a bit but other than that I would cover the distributor cap, try to keep the plugs and wires dry and use a reputable engine cleaner.. For the tighter to reach spots like around the balance shafts, oil pump, power steering pump, etc I'd use a toothbrush to get into some of the harder to reach places... After you get the engine cleaned I'd look for oil leaking anywhere around any gaskets, etc...

hope this helps...

PorscheDoc 02-04-2009 10:56 PM

RE: New to forums, quick question
 
There are bunch of different ways to clean the engine bay, some have good results using a power washer, others through other techniques. Simple green and a small toothbrush/scrub brush does wonders, I am personally a fan of brake clean, but you need to catch everything and dispose of it (as well as a case of brake clean costing you 50 bucks). I don't like using water much because of corrosion that could start in the electrical connectors.

Justice 02-05-2009 08:49 AM

RE: New to forums, quick question
 
ok thanks you two, so a bottle of simple green? never head of it... Ill have to go check out auto zone. would it be there or is it a household cleaner?


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