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Old 10-25-2019, 04:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Weston Dillard
I flogged the heck out of that block for 5 years and it was in perfect condition when I pulled it out for my 3.3L upgrade. I'm a believer!

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Old 10-25-2019, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 951and944S
With the 944's lower crankcase, the route for transfer of the air/mist/cloud to the adjacent cylinder is more blocked/restricted than most engines.
It's not really "pressure" in the oil pan (IMO, the ports would be better defined as "transfer") as a whole but creating a route of transfer from one piston displacing area as it travels downward into a void created in the area being created by the piston next to it moving upwards.
So, instead of this air having to make it's way around the lower crankcase's main bearing mass (where more oil/suspended mist are) to transfer, it now has a dedicated path higher up in the upper crankcase.
An inter-cylinder breathing effect if you will.
One cylinder exhales, the next one inhales....., balance transfer.

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Thanks for the further clarification.



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