New to the forum and am in search of an exhaust on my newly purchased 1976 914. Well, not quite new bc it needs a lot of work
Thanks for any help
WOW! Thanks and I guess I need to add some more info here.
1976, 2.0L middle of the road in terms of loudness. Here is a pic.
I'll update.
Thanks again.
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Looks like you might have push rod tube seal leak. Lots of oil there. Enjoy your new teener.
If your muffy is shot..
I have that same one available.has about 3 thou miles on it
newer cond..
pm me if interested..
Thanx Rx
looks like you mainly are looking for a muffler - and that you will be using your late 2 piece heat exchangers.
with any older car you should make sure your brakes all work well, or look to eric shea for rebuild calipers. also check your suspension, shocks, etc.
i'd run that exhaust and spend the money elsewhere, I think.
you will only get an unnoticeable increase in HP by backdating your exhaust if that is what you are thinking.
if you decide to go stainless - check for this.
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=147005&hl=sshe++crack
even a small fissure can be found with MOUTH pressure.
also - regular steel 2.0 set has almost the same ID as 2.0 stainless set - just heavier.
I have a practically new Bursch with the catalytic bypass that I no longer need. I would sell for $100.00 plus shipping. Picture available if interested.
This is a BX1433 with the catalytic by-pass pipe, the sticker on it hasn't even been burned off. It has a nice deep throaty sound. Pelican sells this with the bypass pipe for $326.00 plus shipping. I would use it myself, but no longer have the original HE's on my 75.
i'd take jerry up on his offer. back dating involves a whole lot of parts, $$$, time and related shipping costs. if there is an 'issue' with a exh manifold stud, or 2, it's a whole new door.
I have a 4 outlet muffler like yours, nice condition. $75 plus ship from Illinois. (probably about $35.) But, too loud and requires notching the valance. My recommendation: go with the Bursch offered by Pilot. That's a great price. The Bursch is the longest lasting muffler available for 75 and 76 cars. Brad
Per your request, here are pictures of the Bursch Extractor that were taken this evening.
nice clean part there jerry.
Item marked as SOLD PENDING PAYMENT. I would like to extend thanks to Kevin and Brad for your supportive remarks about this item. It is really a nice one at a good price for anyone looking for this.
Jerry's muffler is a nice piece at a good price. better sound than that 4 tip dea but no performance improvementl. getting rid of that 2 pc smog dog HE is a noticeable improvement in torque range. SSI has larger ID and the 4-2-2-1 design when coupled with a Brusch is a good improvement but alot more money
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