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YOUR RESEARCHWatch 911 Engine Assembly Line Up Close!
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It's as if they expect the thing to run when they are finished.
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Take an up-close look at the 911 engine being assembled as it travels down the factory line! Fascinating stuff and a great perspective - you may even catch a turbo engine in there as well! Enjoy!
With all that special installation equipment, robotic torquing and new parts that do not need to be measured I would say it is much more difficult to be an engine RE-Builder than an assembly line tech. Also the engine rebuilder has opportunity to modify and enhance without regards to assembly line cost so what is better, original or rebuilt by someone who really knows what fails. Of course none of that matteres until the vehicle has some real miles on it. All that being said why can't they get a hold of the IMS failures!?!? And GT3s spontaneous combustion of the entire vehicle?
I'll be honest, I found that video very depressing to watch.
No skill involved at all. It just a production line. One person, one job - put this in there and dont touch anything else....
The speed at which they drop the cam in worries me. But I am sure they have coloured dots to line up or something.
How come when I work on my engine there's always beads of nervous sweat dripping down my face. These guys look cool as cucumbers. It's as if they expect the thing to run when they are finished.
They could have fired one up at the end...
LIKE to know how they install the second set of pistons, cannot be done from the top any longer i have look at many video that show the connecting rods standing up with no pistons attached then the second half of the block is bolted down must be a secret .
Really just an assembly video, wish they had shown some of the machining process. Very new video as the engines are direct injection.
I was surprised that the workers clothes do not have any Porsche logo's on them.
Paul
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