PMO set of six black anodized aluminum intake runners for Porsche 993 3.6L
Front view of the PMO aluminum intake runner set
Bottom of the PMO aluminum intake runners showing base sealing faces
Base gasket end of the PMO 993 aluminum intake runners
Second lifted view of the PMO aluminum intake runner set
Second front view of the PMO aluminum intake runner set
Second bottom view of the PMO aluminum intake runners
Alternate base view of the PMO 993 aluminum intake runners
PMO set of six black anodized aluminum intake runners for Porsche 993 3.6L
Front view of the PMO aluminum intake runner set
Bottom of the PMO aluminum intake runners showing base sealing faces
Base gasket end of the PMO 993 aluminum intake runners
Second lifted view of the PMO aluminum intake runner set
Second front view of the PMO aluminum intake runner set
Second bottom view of the PMO aluminum intake runners
Alternate base view of the PMO 993 aluminum intake runners

PMO Aluminum Intake Runner Set for Porsche 993 3.6L 1995–1998

SKU: PM-O966-0

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Product details

This set replaces the six plastic intake runners on the Porsche 993 3.6L engine with die-cast, CNC-machined aluminum stacks. The runners connect the intake assembly to the cylinder-head ports, making their sealing faces and port alignment important during an intake refresh. A black anodized exterior retains a subdued appearance, with the PMO marking hidden at the base once installed.

Technical Details

  • Part number: PM-O966-0
  • Quantity: Six runners
  • Material: 356A aluminum
  • Finish: Black anodized, machined bore
  • Reference: 993 110 712 50
  • Included base gaskets: Elring Viton, 993 110 713 01

Fitment & Compatibility

For the 1995–1998 Porsche 911 993 with the 3.6L engine. Check the installed manifold and head ports, particularly on ported or converted engines. PMO also states compatibility with forced-induction installations, but the complete engine's manifold, sealing, and calibration requirements still need to be assessed.