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nickg
i just bought a new 2.0 liter 73/74 bannana muffler from mid america(tweeks) for $219. it turns out to be a dansk....most other guys are selling them for over 400 for dansk. also got a deal of heater flappers too
Mueller
QUOTE (nickg @ Feb 17 2005, 01:55 PM)
i just bought a new 2.0 liter 73/74 bannana muffler from mid america(tweeks) for $219. it turns out to be a dansk....most other guys are selling them for over 400 for dansk. also got a deal of heater flappers too

isn't that the OEM of the factory part?

good deal.....hope it's built to flow and sound like the original
Aaron Cox
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nickg
the original 914 was leistritz, the current porsche exhausts are Dansk, Dansk was a supplier for flapper valves and such. it is identical to the stock one, I will put some pictures up shortly. I was gonna get a bursch, but i wanted an oem style muffler.
skline
I like the factory muffler too. I just won an auction for a stainless leistritz muffler last week or so. I can hardly wait to get it and put it in the car with the 2 liter HE's. Let that motor breathe.
Dave_Darling
Now that muffler I would like to see!!

--DD
Cap'n Krusty
In all the time I've worked on 914s, I have yet to see a SS Leistritz muffler for a 914. The Cap'n
porsche914gt
I sold a 2.L one on Ebay last year, never used it.
Had it for years.
porsche914gt
Had some surface rust so I applied a little primer.
Jenny
QUOTE (porsche914gt @ Feb 17 2005, 04:17 PM)
Had some surface rust so I applied a little primer.

ohmy.gif I thought I read somewhere that primer will actually pull moisture in, since it's porous.

Jen
Lou W
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Jenny   Posted on Feb 17 2005, 04:36 PM
QUOTE (porsche914gt @ Feb 17 2005, 04:17 PM)
Had some surface rust so I applied a little primer.

ohmy.gif I thought I read somewhere that primer will actually pull moisture in, since it's porous.

Jen


My understanding was that because it's porous, similar to a thin piece of cloth, the exposed areas will get rusted. Primer needs to be porous in order for the paint to stick. smile.gif
Jenny
Yeah, I know. My car was once 2/3 surface rust, and we primered over its unsightliness since I was driving it. I found out later that wasn't so good during the rainy season. It probably aids the rusts more. Proally alright for a couple months, but definitely not a long term solution.

Jen
nickg
i just ordered a set of flappers as well from them @39.99 each. they are going up to 49.99 shortly btw
Lou W
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Jenny   Posted on Feb 17 2005, 05:11 PM Yeah, I know. My car was once 2/3 surface rust, and we primered over its unsightliness since I was driving it. I found out later that wasn't so good during the rainy season. It probably aids the rusts more. Proally alright for a couple months, but definitely not a long term solution.

Jen


Yah, you're probably ok for a short period of time, but at one point you'll have to remove the primer to get down to the rust, use "Metal Prep" then reprimer and paint. smile.gif
grantsfo
I still have original muffler on my car. It still has plenty of miles left. Did 74 1.8's use same manufacturer?
Marlow
What was the part number from Tweeks? 400-482 Muffler, ANSA, 2.0 ltr $219.99? Was that the one?
nickg
yup...2 left , they are dansk
Marlow
Thanks, ordered one up. I'm sick of how loud my exhaust currently is, a no-name 4 tip thingy that's just about rusted out.
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