Hello I searched a bit, now asking here….This is in regard to US m30b35 engines. A couple of things I know, the earlier b35 engines like the ones used in the 635 have the engine boss holes in the same place as all the earlier m30 blocks. These blocks are regarded to be more durable as far as cracking from the rear head bolt holes. I “think” these engines ran a 150 yellow label ECU. I am looking at one of these motors now and it appears the intake ports are the same as the b34….is this true of the engines with the early bosses? My understanding is that all b35’s had 1mm larger intake valves….will have to check date on this head. Wondering about this because of port matching triple Weber manifold…most big valve heads I have looked at have a significantly larger, wider intake port….wondering if there was a transistion, like with the block itself that earlier castings used…This engine does have Motronic 1.3 like all b35’s.
Thanks
Alonzo Taylor
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Alonzo Taylor