Engine Specifications

1982 Porsche 928 Automatic TransSECTION Engine Specifications
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

Year Displacement Fuel System HP@RPM Torque Ft. Lbs.@RPM Compr. Ratio Bore Stroke
Cu. In. cc In. mm In. mm
1982 273 4474 Fuel Inj. 220@4000 265@4000 9:1 3.74 95.0 3.11 78.9
VALVES

Engine Size & Valve Head Diam. In. (mm) Face Angle Seat Angle Seat Width In. (mm) Stem Diameter In. (mm) Stem Clearance In. (mm) Valve Lift In. (mm)
4474 cc              
  Intake 1.692 (43.00) 45° 45° .067 (1.70) .3498 (8.97) .0010-.0020 (.030-.057) ....
Exhaust 1.496 45° 45° .078 .3490 .0200-.0028 ....
(38.00) (2.00) (8.95) (.050-.077) ....
PISTONS, PINS, RINGS

Engine PISTONS PINS RINGS
Clearance In. (mm) Piston Fit In. (mm) Rod Fit In. (mm) Ring No. End Gap In. (mm) Side Clearance In. (mm)
4474 cc .001-.002(1) (.024-.050) Interference .0007-.0012 (.019-.032) No. 1 .008-.015 (.20-.40) .002-.003(2) (.050-.082)
No. 2 .008-.015 (.20-.40) .002-.003(2) (.050-.082)
No. 3 .015-.055 (.40-1.4) .0009-.0050(2) (.023-.137)
(1) Wear limit.003" (.080 mm).
(2) For KS piston rings. For Mahle piston rings, No 1 clearance is.002-.004" (.060-.102 mm), No. 2 clearance is.0015-.0026" (.040-.072 mm) and No. 3 clearance is (.013-.127 mm). Piston manufacturer must match ring manufacturer.
CRANKSHAFT MAIN & CONNECTING ROD BEARINGS

Engine MAIN BEARINGS CONNECTING ROD BEARINGS
Journal Diam. In. (mm) Clearance In. (mm) Thrust Bearing Crankshaft End Play In. (mm) Journal Diam. In. (mm) Clearance In. (mm) Side Play In. (mm)
4474 cc 2.754-2.755 (69.97-69.99) .0008-.0038 (.020-.098) No. 3 .0039-.0157 (.100-.400) 2.046-2.047 (51.97-51.99) .001-.004 (.034-.092) .004-.016 (.10-.40)
VALVE TIMING

Engine INTAKE EXHAUST
Open (ATDC) Close (ABDC) Open (BBDC) Close (BTDC)
4474 cc 12° 48° 32°
RENDER: 1.0x

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