Porsche MCX.ZA Specs: 96 x 83 mm (3.7795 x 3.2677 in), 440 hp

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Porsche MCX.ZA specs: 3.6L (220 ci) 6-cylinder, 96 x 83 mm (3.7795 x 3.2677 in) bore and stroke, 10.5:1 compression. Rated 440 hp, 2016–2018.

The Porsche MCX.ZA is oversquare — the 3.7795" bore exceeds the 3.2677" stroke by 15.7% — a layout that favors airflow and RPM over leverage at the crank. The 3.2677" stroke does not reach 4,000 ft/min of mean piston speed until about 7,350 RPM, so piston speed is not what limits this engine's revs — valvetrain and breathing are. Each of the 6 cylinders displaces 36.7 ci (601 cc).

10.5:1 is in the range that usually runs on pump premium.

It is one of 3 engines in the Porsche 220ci family, all of them 220 ci — the differences between them are in compression, heads and rating, not displacement. 3 factory variants share these dimensions, rated at 440 hp across 2016–2018.

Dimensions

Displacement220 ci / 3.6 L
Bore3.7795"
Stroke3.2677"
Cylinders6
ConfigurationV6
Compression ratio10.5:1
Bore/stroke ratio1.157

How to tell which you have: The 440 hp Cayenne GTS engine (MCX.ZA) is Porsche's 3.6 twin-turbo V6. The code is on the vehicle data label in the spare-wheel well and with the engine number on the crankcase.

Construction

Fuel typegas
Advertised HP440 hp
Years2016–2018

What these numbers mean

Bore/stroke character1.157 — oversquare — bore exceeds stroke, which favours higher RPM and larger valves
Mean piston speed at 6,000 RPM3,268 ft/min — conservative for a street engine
Displacement per cylinder36.7 ci
Static compression10.5:1 — in the range that usually runs on pump premium

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Variants sharing these dimensions (3)

These records share identical bore, stroke, displacement and compression. They differ by model year and factory power rating.

YearAdvertised HPCode
2016440 hpMCX.ZA
2017440 hpMCX.ZA
2018440 hpMCX.ZA

What cars have the MCX.ZA?

1 factory vehicle, 2016–2018. Each year opens that model's engine table.

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