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Old 03-09-2009, 01:18 PM
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Is this proof of a 928 squirter block?

It is a folding wing 87.

Looking down from the head side.



Old 03-09-2009, 01:37 PM
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Very cool - clear pistons!!!!!!
Old 03-09-2009, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
Very cool - clear pistons!!!!!!
Detonation is hard on them.
Old 03-09-2009, 01:43 PM
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That is the hole for the oil right?
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It would appear so.

From the WKD 493 421 '87 Spec book:

Old 03-09-2009, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by the flyin' scotsman
It would appear so.

From the WKD 493 421 '87 Spec book:

That settles that question.

Thanks
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Bingo.......you can also determine it by engine production #.....under a certain # means oil squirter...but of course I can't remember which #...... :>(
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Originally Posted by IcemanG17
Bingo.......you can also determine it by engine production #.....under a certain # means oil squirter...but of course I can't remember which #...... :>(
I never could find out exactly when the cut off date and number was.
got to be a good thing for a blower build up.

Most folks said if it was a folding wing, it most likely was a squirter block, now I know for sure.
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For future reference. Whats the engine number?
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Originally Posted by Vilhuer
For future reference. Whats the engine number?
I will get it for you tomorrow.
From what i understand these blocks a bit rare.
For me the bigger issue is why Porsche decided that it was not such a good idea.
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Mines a folding wing with a vin 1305# and engine sn 00664. Though has later style plastic filler neck, ribbed intake, and solid fuel rail mounts.

I've read and read but nothing definitive about the folding wing.

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Originally Posted by Jadz928
Mines a folding wing with a sn 1305#. Though has later style plastic filler neck and ribbed intake. I've read and read but nothing definitive about the folding wing.
Mine has the plastic filler neck and I think it has the ribbed intake.
I am going to have to take of picture of the intake and let the experts here tell me.

Also IIRC, when I first started wondering about if mine was a squirter block it was just outside the "Known" units, but I could be wrong about that.
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Originally Posted by blown 87
For me the bigger issue is why Porsche decided that it was not such a good idea.
If you ask me, it was because the Marketing Weenies at PAG were worried that someone might actually race a 928 and beat up on their favorite ***-engined slot cars.

Originally Posted by blown 87
I am going to have to take of picture of the intake and let the experts here tell me.
I'm going to bet that your intake has 4 of the "bonded rubber buffers" to which the fuel rails bolt.
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Originally Posted by worf928
If you ask me, it was because the Marketing Weenies at PAG were worried that someone might actually race a 928 and beat up on their favorite ***-engined slot cars.
They would not do that, never have, never will, the Cayman is just slow, if you want to go fast, buy a 911, simple.



Originally Posted by worf928
I'm going to bet that your intake has 4 of the "bonded rubber buffers" to which the fuel rails bolt.
I don't know, heck I am not even sure I know where my fuel rails and intake are after this much time.
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For whats its worth...my engine 81H05204 is a fairly early 87 automatic engine...... 81H05746 is a known oil squirter that also came from an automatic.....


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