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> Remove Monza exhaust to go stock?, Will the performance degrade?
boxster914
post Sep 28 2020, 08:28 PM
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Just got my first 914, a 71 Irish Forest Green.

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It came with a Monza exhaust. I hate the look of it and I want to revert it back to stock.

Will I experience significant performance degradation in going back to the stock set up?

Should I reconsider this?

I invite and appreciate all advice you can offer.
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fiacra
post Sep 29 2020, 11:22 AM
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First off, beautiful car. Let's see more pictures and hear more about it.

I'm not a performance hound, so stock is generally my preference and I don't mind the few extra pounds it adds to the car. I think the stock exhaust system has a nice sound. My 1973 2.0 currently has a really loud muffler that the previous owner put on it and I have finally broken down and ordered one of Ben's quiet stainless steel mufflers to replace it. The neighbors will thank Ben, and I look forward to being able to hear my own thoughts when driving (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif). Your car, so your decision and your preference, but if you are soliciting opinions I'd say find a stock muffler or wait until @mb911 comes out with his stainless steel muffler for a 1.7. I hear it is in the works..... I would also say don't rush to change things --- drive it for a while and see what you really think about its current configuration. There is, in general, no rush to make changes.
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post Sep 29 2020, 01:45 PM
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QUOTE(fiacra @ Sep 29 2020, 01:22 PM) *

First off, beautiful car. Let's see more pictures and hear more about it.

I'm not a performance hound, so stock is generally my preference and I don't mind the few extra pounds it adds to the car. I think the stock exhaust system has a nice sound. My 1973 2.0 currently has a really loud muffler that the previous owner put on it and I have finally broken down and ordered one of Ben's quiet stainless steel mufflers to replace it. The neighbors will thank Ben, and I look forward to being able to hear my own thoughts when driving (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif). Your car, so your decision and your preference, but if you are soliciting opinions I'd say find a stock muffler or wait until @mb911 comes out with his stainless steel muffler for a 1.7. I hear it is in the works..... I would also say don't rush to change things --- drive it for a while and see what you really think about its current configuration. There is, in general, no rush to make changes.

Ben/MB911 is making me up a batch of his stainless steel 914-4 1.7/1.8 mufflers. They should be available in a week or so. They are not the quiet version, those are built to order and $850 but they are the sport version with a single side exhaust. $550 each.
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