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> S O L D Monza/Pacesetter 914 Exhaust for 75-76
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post Sep 1 2011, 12:05 PM
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Good condition, air input connection in place for a smog equiped 914 1.8. Can be welded up to use on any 1.7 or 1.8 engine. $50.00 plus shipping.


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post Sep 8 2011, 03:56 PM
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Could this be used on a 75-76 2.0L engine?
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post Sep 8 2011, 09:45 PM
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I don't know to be 100% honest. I think they are different, you will have to ask someone more knowledgeable. Sorry.
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I don't know to be 100% honest. I think they are different, you will have to ask someone more knowledgeable. Sorry.

It's easy to tell. If the flange where the three bolts attach to the muffler from the exhaust pipe surround one big hole (for the exhaust gas to escape) in the middle and the flange is a triangle it's for a 75-76 1.8-2.0liter car.

If the flange is a trapazoid with three bolts surrounding 2 big holes for the exhaust outlet it's a earlier year.

This configuration would be on each side.
75-761.8 and 2.0 Liter has 2 ehaust ports total 1 per side, other years have 4 ports total, 2 per side.

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I will swing by today to look at the exhaust. I'll post a photo. I am sure it has two hole per side on the muffler inlets.
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I will swing by today to look at the exhaust. I'll post a photo. I am sure it has two hole per side on the muffler inlets.

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Here it is. Aren't all 75-76 exhausts the same? 1.8 or 2.0? Same crappy exchanger set up? I tore apart a 76 2.0 once and I am sure it was single outlet to the muffler system.



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Here it is. Aren't all 75-76 exhausts the same? 1.8 or 2.0? Same crappy exchanger set up? I tore apart a 76 2.0 once and I am sure it was single outlet to the muffler system.


Yes this is for a 75-76 1.8-2.0L engine. One exhaust port per side, triangular flange.
Whish I had have seen this view yesterday I would have definatly taken it...

That muffler could clean up really nice. Chrome looks pretty good, just surface rust on the pipes and muffler, alittle wire brushing and a coat of high heat paint, they would look great.

I like the look of the Ansa Monza exhaust with the 2 tips/ side. Definately not for the concourse but IMHO it looks cool. I had a 1970 914 1.7L back in the 80's that had the monza system on it. Sounded really nice.

Are you in Califormia? thought I read in your post that you pieced that carout in Socal. I see your profile mentions England.
Thanks for taking that pic. That's a really good price by the way, still thinking about getting it for a backup what would shipping be to zip code 30124 Cave Spring GA.


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This will ship from Sacramento, Ca. I do not know what the price will be, I would guess between $30.00 and $50.00 based on the prices I have seen lately on the other items I have shipped from this car.

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