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> Stainless steel heat exchangers for the 6, GHL or BB
iamchappy
post Sep 26 2006, 09:40 AM
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I am considering my next expensive solution to not having heat in my 914 6 conversion. I do have an electric heater that does a pretty good job for the limited time I plan on driving the car when it's cold. The late start on getting my car together could force me to drive my car until the snow falls.

With a set of new heat exchangers my car would be a complete car without the mickey mouse electric heat option or going to the gas heater which I bought but am afraid to install for fear of fire.

Any recommendations as to what is best for fitment, the GHL or the Billy Boat BB product.
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GeorgeRud
post Sep 26 2006, 12:39 PM
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The stainless exchangers are available through the usual suspects (Patrick Motorsports, Performance Products, etc.).

Everything I heard is that they don't heat very well, though they may defrost somewhat.

The factory heat exchangers are still available, although they cost ~$4800/pair from the dealer. Used ones occassionally show up for ~$1000-1800. If you're not going to drive the car in the snow, you would probably be best served by finding a good used set, have them Jet Hot Coated, and then they should last forever.
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