I just installed a new Bursch exhaust on my 73 2.0. The exhaust that I ordered from "the bird" has the pipes welded to the muffler. When I took off the old muffler, I noticed that the muffler is bolted to the pipes . So, looks like even though my muffler went bad, the pipes are in pretty good shape.
Is there any value to these pipes ? What are they called? These are the pipes that bolt directly to the heat exchanger pipes. They are attached to the 2 heat exchanger pipes with the usual 3 bolt arrangement. It seems to me that a different muffler could be attached to these pipes and someone could have a cheap replacement muffler.
Is it worth screwing around with these, or should I just pitch them along with the old/holey muffler?
Thanks.
Warrenoliver
given the price of new burschs and complete systems in general, they may be of value to someone wanting to simply attach a new muffler to your old piping. try selling it. you could have done the muffler for less than the price of the new bursch.
k
I believe someone added a flange to prevent having to replace the entire unit agian. The pipes themselves are called an extractor. When I replaced my Bursch, I got just the muffler from somewhere and had it welded on. Looks to me like a PO had decided that was impractical, as was tossing the pipes with the muffler, so he welded flanges on to allow bolting up. I don't think you can buy a flanged Bursch though, It would always require at least that much modification.
Could be that the old one is a "Sebring"; I remember that those were a lot like a Bursch but with a flange for a bolt-on muffler.
--DD
Agree with Dave.
How about this?
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/9144/POR_9144_EXHmuf_pg1.htm#item2
--DD
Pipe value = very little to zero.
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