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Re: Early Porsche cooling

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Re: Early Porsche cooling

Ilambert20 Dec 2003 17:16
Originally VW and Porsche had timing retardation built into the distributor
cap at #3.Steve
> Did the 356s and 912 have the same problem of the #3 cylinder
> overheating because they had the cooling shroud similar to the early
> Vws (non doghouse)?  How did Porsche deal with this?

haught_hazel20 Dec 2003 03:22
Did the 356s and 912 have the same problem of the #3 cylinder
overheating because they had the cooling shroud similar to the early
Vws (non doghouse)?  How did Porsche deal with this?

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