i have a stock 1972 1.7l and have been looking for an ehaust system for it. I want the car to sound good and look good first of all and get a couple horspower out of the it. What exhaust would you guy pick? pictures of the exhaust would be great.
Ps Can you put 2.0L heat exchangers on a 1.7L
Thanks alot,
James
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for starters u can drop of the front end of the car....
yes on the he's. you might give the Triad posting in "914 Resources, Parts, Products" forum a look. gives you another option other than the usual choises.
kevin
I dont want the exhaust too loud but just nice sounding
bursch maybe? Acox914s sounds good...not too loud either...not nearly as loud as my stock muffler...dont ask...
thanks son.... i like my bursch... saving money fro a flowmaster
If your looking for style go with the monza exhaust its has 4 exhuast pipes that stick out. I just got mine on today it looks sweet and sounds sweet not to loud and not to quite.
If you aren't going with Racer Chris', my opinion is that the oem 2.0l set up sounds pretty decent. and looks decent as well.
You can get a Dansk repo muffler. (I'd try to find it somewhere besides Performance if you want it any time soon)
I think you'd pick up a bit of HP over the 1.7 set up and it is louder, but not objectionably so by any strech if the imagination.
i do really like the look of the monza. What do you mean that the exhaust is not reliable??Does it hurt the engine??????
I'd also like to hear on that last one,
I've got a monza, with 10k or more miles on it and no problems, not much rust and while it's loud its not too loud....
but what's the deal with it being bad for our engines???
Monza's are the 70's and 80's answer to todays loud big diameter fart tubes that kids put on thier Hondas and Saturns...
they simply replace the factory part with a "flashy and louder" part that will not last as long.....yes, they do work, but you are not gaining anything from it..the ROI is not very positive with a part like this.......if makes you feel good, do it
on a street car, if you are changing your exhuast 'cause you think you'll be gaining tons of HP, forget about it....you are better off spending your money on something else
That's a really cool stock 914 BTW
on monzas:
from Jake, from a post a few days ago:
To put stock 2.0L heat exchangers on a 1.7L what do you have to do to the exhaust system or do they just bolt on?? Will they add hp??
Is it only when the monza gets old and the baffles close when they start to make problems???Would 2.0L heat exchangers help with the back pressure problem????
What do you guys think about the manta exhaust system. I looks like the monza. Does any one know of a problem with this setup?? Does it sound good??
I think that if you really want the four tip and love that sound, you need to find the real deal. The ANSA set up is trick! I had one on my 75 way back. every thing else died BUT that muffler...
http://www.classicgarage.com/ansaquadchrome.html for the 1.7 or 1.8!!
;^)
2.0 SS HE's with a Bursch seems to be the hot ticket with heat. you may grab a couple hp. if you don't care about heat, just get a header (mo' power still).
You also need the 2.0 muffler hanger to use the 2.0 muffler and HE's.
I had what I think was the ansa in the seventies. The tips angled up and were cut on an angle too. They sit under the valance nicely, but still had to cut the valance on the right side. It sounded so sweet. The only problem was the tip rusted off, and it wouldn't pass inspection anymore. I replaced it with a Manta. I hated that pos from the minute I put it on. It stuck out too far, and made the car sound like a beetle.
Yes back then, we didn't have the choices we do now! The Triad or Tangerine for preformance or the Bursch for value and ease of install.
I really think this whole "information superhighway" is going to catch on and be BIG you can quote me on that!
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