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Localboy808
I bought a Tri-Mil 4 tip exhaust off of Craigslist. But my noob self did not know there was a difference between a 2.0 exhaust and a 1.7/1.8! Well I do now! wink.gif So my question is. Can I use this exhaust with a different set of j-tubes/headers? Or is it impossible? I've been trying to sell it. But if there is a way to use it I'd like to. Could this work?

Thanks, Scott
jcd914
Depending on what the muffler is made to fit, 73/74 2.0L or 75/76 20L, you can replace your 1.7 Heat exchangers with 2.0 heat exchangers that match your muffler.
You also have to replace the muffler bracket on the back of the trans mission.

There are only 3 different exhaust systems used on 4 cyl 914s.
70-74 1.7L/1.8L system
73-74 2.0L system
75-76 2.0L system

You can use any system on any car but you need the complete system, including the muffler bracket.

The heater connector parts (s-tubes, j-tubes) on 70-74 are all the same, 75-76 are different.

Jim
Localboy808
QUOTE(jcd914 @ Oct 18 2016, 10:26 PM) *

Depending on what the muffler is made to fit, 73/74 2.0L or 75/76 20L, you can replace your 1.7 Heat exchangers with 2.0 heat exchangers that match your muffler.
You also have to replace the muffler bracket on the back of the trans mission.

There are only 3 different exhaust systems used on 4 cyl 914s.
70-74 1.7L/1.8L system
73-74 2.0L system
75-76 2.0L system

You can use any system on any car but you need the complete system, including the muffler bracket.

The heater connector parts (s-tubes, j-tubes) on 70-74 are all the same, 75-76 are different.

Jim

Thanks for the info Jim. This is the muffler I have. Click to view attachment
How can I tell if it's an early or late 2.0?
N_Jay
So, can anyone tell me why the copper exhaust seals are different?
cwpeden
I've been looking for one of those for years. Big pipes and tips with small mufflers.

Of that type of muffler it was way better than the Monza and way better sound.
914werke
QUOTE(jcd914 @ Oct 18 2016, 08:26 PM) *

Depending on what the muffler is made to fit, 73/74 2.0L or 75/76 20L, you can replace your 1.7 Heat exchangers with 2.0 heat exchangers that match your muffler.
You also have to replace the muffler bracket on the back of the trans mission.

There are only 3 different exhaust systems used on 4 cyl 914s.
70-74 1.7L/1.8L system
73-74 2.0L system
75-76 2.0L & 1.8L system

You can use any system on any car but you need the complete system, including the muffler bracket.

The heater connector parts (s-tubes, j-tubes) on 70-74 are all the same, 75-76 are different.

Jim
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Here use this bye1.gif
Localboy808
QUOTE(rdauenhauer @ Oct 19 2016, 12:02 AM) *

QUOTE(jcd914 @ Oct 18 2016, 08:26 PM) *

Depending on what the muffler is made to fit, 73/74 2.0L or 75/76 20L, you can replace your 1.7 Heat exchangers with 2.0 heat exchangers that match your muffler.
You also have to replace the muffler bracket on the back of the trans mission.

There are only 3 different exhaust systems used on 4 cyl 914s.
70-74 1.7L/1.8L system
73-74 2.0L system
75-76 2.0L & 1.8L system

You can use any system on any car but you need the complete system, including the muffler bracket.

The heater connector parts (s-tubes, j-tubes) on 70-74 are all the same, 75-76 are different.

Jim
A little correction shades.gif
Here use this bye1.gif

Found that graphic after I realized this muffler wouldn't fit. But also realized looking at it that the correct exhaust pipes would have to also be shorter and maybe bent up higher? Just wasnt sure if the ends going into the heads would be the same or not.
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