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sixaddict
post Apr 26 2023, 07:30 PM
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Restoring a matching numbers six.Wondering what upgrades
are acceptable…
Such as oil fed tensioners and engine head studs all for reliability.j
What’s the general feeling since these are not s”period correct”.
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mepstein
post Apr 26 2023, 08:25 PM
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Steel head studs are perfectly fine (and sometimes preferred) for a stock or modified motor. Some of the aftermarket head studs are only for aluminum cases since they use much higher torque specs.
Porsche didn’t always get it right the first time around and changes like tensioners are a worthwhile upgrade. You won’t go to Porsche hell if you use them on a stock engine.
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post Apr 27 2023, 07:40 PM
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Curious…..does that mean I still need to replace head studs but using stock/OEM
Not positive and want to br sure especially with your experience.
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Steel head studs are perfectly fine (and sometimes preferred) for a stock or modified motor. Some of the aftermarket head studs are only for aluminum cases since they use much higher torque specs.
Porsche didn’t always get it right the first time around and changes like tensioners are a worthwhile upgrade. You won’t go to Porsche hell if you use them on a stock engine.

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