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914World.com _ FS/WTB: 914 Parts _ WTB Muffler
Posted by: Peter Zimmermann Jun 19 2014, 03:56 PM
I would like to buy a stock muffler, in good condition, for a 1974 1.8L 914/4. Please let me know price and shipping details. Thanks!
Posted by: chad newton Jun 19 2014, 05:34 PM
I would like to buy a stock muffler, in good condition, for a 1974 1.8L 914/4. Please let me know price and shipping details. Thanks!
I have a used one that still works and looks decent. I will do 200.00 plus shipping on it. If you would like to have it, pm me your email and I will get you some pictures.
Posted by: Peter Zimmermann Jun 20 2014, 03:27 PM
I would like to buy a stock muffler, in good condition, for a 1974 1.8L 914/4. Please let me know price and shipping details. Thanks!
I have a used one that still works and looks decent. I will do 200.00 plus shipping on it. If you would like to have it, pm me your email and I will get you some pictures.
Where are you so I can calculate shipping (I think that I found one close to home)?
Posted by: chad newton Jun 20 2014, 07:07 PM
Ventura ca.
Posted by: orthobiz Jun 20 2014, 08:26 PM
I have a muffler on my thread
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=227785
It isn't stock, but it might interest you because it's in great shape.
Paul
Posted by: bdstone914 Jun 20 2014, 09:39 PM
BTW 74 1.8 is a one year only muffler if you want stock. It have a curved pipe bolted to the drivers side of the muffler. 1.7 mufflers will fit but will probably restrict flow. If you cant find stock I would go with a Bursch unless you like loud mufflers.
My $.02
Posted by: chad newton Jun 21 2014, 12:36 AM
This is mine.
Posted by: chad newton Jun 21 2014, 12:39 AM
Posted by: bdstone914 Jun 21 2014, 07:04 AM
That is a 2.0 muffler that will not fit a 1.8 unless you use the matching heat exchangers and muffler bracket.
Posted by: orthobiz Jun 21 2014, 07:38 AM
BTW 74 1.8 is a one year only muffler if you want stock. It have a curved pipe bolted to the drivers side of the muffler. 1.7 mufflers will fit but will probably restrict flow. If you cant find stock I would go with a Bursch unless you like loud mufflers.
My $.02
And mine is only 75 dollars shipped...it definitely does not restrict flow and you'll have something on the car while you continue your search!
Paul
Posted by: Peter Zimmermann Jun 29 2014, 10:21 AM
BTW 74 1.8 is a one year only muffler if you want stock. It have a curved pipe bolted to the drivers side of the muffler. 1.7 mufflers will fit but will probably restrict flow. If you cant find stock I would go with a Bursch unless you like loud mufflers.
My $.02
And mine is only 75 dollars shipped...it definitely does not restrict flow and you'll have something on the car while you continue your search!
Paul
I have an Ansa/Anza (?) on the car; it's painfully loud and doesn't have any holes!
Posted by: Peter Zimmermann Jul 8 2014, 10:06 AM
BTW 74 1.8 is a one year only muffler if you want stock. It have a curved pipe bolted to the drivers side of the muffler. 1.7 mufflers will fit but will probably restrict flow. If you cant find stock I would go with a Bursch unless you like loud mufflers.
My $.02
And mine is only 75 dollars shipped...it definitely does not restrict flow and you'll have something on the car while you continue your search!
Paul
I have an Ansa/Anza (?) on the car; it's painfully loud and doesn't have any holes!
BUMP...Still looking...
Posted by: Peter Zimmermann Aug 1 2014, 06:29 PM
Problem solved! Found a new Dansk complete with new (correct) tailpipe at a wholesaler that I used back in the day. Now, when the temp in my garage comes down into the 90F range I'll install it!
Edit: Just installed the new muffler, and I have a new car!!! What a difference - whoo-hoo. It's really hot here, but my son and I are going for a drive in a few minutes...
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