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Engine Design

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Designation 997 GT3/GT3 RS 997 Turbo 997 GT2
Type 6-cylinder aluminum opposed-cylinder engine, water-cooled 6-cylinder aluminum opposed-cylinder engine, water cooled, twin-turbo with variable turbine geometry
Crankcase Vertically split light alloy cylinder housing with integrated crankshaft bearings Vertically split light alloy cylinder housing
Crankshaft Forged, long-term gas-nitro carbonated, supported by 8 bearings Forged, supported by 8 bearings
Crankshaft bearings Plain bearings
Connecting rods Titanium, forged, l = 131.5 mm Forged
Con-rod bearings Plain bearings Plain bearings, sputter bearings on rod side
Pistons Light alloy, forged
Cylinders Nikasil cylinder lining, detachable cylinder housing Cast light alloy with wet cylinder sleeves inserted, Nikasil running surface
Cylinder head Light alloy RR 350, spherical cap on combustion chamber Light alloy RR 350
Valve arrangement Two input and output valves per cylinder suspended in parallel v-format
Diameter of inlet valve 41 mm 37 mm
Diameter of exhaust valve 35.5 mm 32 mm
Valve lift of inlet 12.67 mm Large lift: 10 mm
Small lift: 3.6 mm
Valve lift of outlet 11.1 mm 10 mm
Valve gear Inlet and exhaust via crowned bucket tappets Inlet: Switchable bucket tappets
Outlet: Bucket tappets
Camshaft Chilled cast iron
Camshaft drive From the crankshaft via a gear wheel to the intermediate shaft, and from there to the exhaust and inlet camshafts via one roller-type chain each.
Camshaft adjustment- inlet side Porsche VarioCam with 52° adjustment (vane adjuster and valve travel adjustment) Porsche VarioCam Plus, continuous 40° adjustment
Valve clearance Hydraulic valve clearance compensation
Timing(1): Inlet opens, large lift 19.4° after top dead center (TDC) 20° before TDC
Timing(1): inlet closes, large lift 81° after bottom dead center (BDC) 50° after BDC
Timing(1): inlet opens, small lift - 30° after TDC
Timing(1): inlet closes, small lift - 30° before TDC
Timing(1): outlet opens 46° before BDC 40° before BDC
Timing(1): Outlet closes 2° after TDC 9° before TDC
(1) Timing in late position with 1 mm valve lift and zero clearance