Full Version: WTB a pair of exceptionally nice 2.0 heat exchangers
We are doing a restoration on a 1 family owner 1973 2.0. I need an excellent pair of 1973-1974 2.0 heats. I would be interested in just one with hopes of finding a match.
Thanks for looking! Brad Mayeur
QUOTE(914ltd @ Jan 27 2018, 05:49 PM) 
We are doing a restoration on a 1 family owner 1973 2.0. I need an excellent pair of 1973-1974 2.0 heats. I would be interested in just one with hopes of finding a match.
Thanks for looking! Brad Mayeur
AA has SSI ones listed on Evil Bay, Mucho Dinero $$$
Brad,
If your customer isn't only interested in finding some NOS or excellent condition mild steel originals, then Dansk/JP are the current Porsche OEM for classic P-car exhaust, & they sell both the stock steel or SSI stainless flavors the last I saw. They may not continue the mild steel ones since the SS is more durable, & they can be prepp'd & painted Porsche Exhaust Gray, but they may still have some in stock &/or plans to continue production.
There are many Porsche parts houses selling Dansk, so you can shop for best price &/or sales/discounts for your customer.
You might also consider getting the Dansk/JP 2L Banana muffler & the exhaust hardware & gaskets at the same time.
AFAIK, all of the PCA Zones & Parade, & most of the other auto organizations/clubs concerned with Concours originality will consider the replacement parts from a current OEM for wear & deterioration parts as correct.
However, they may not be as accepted by some anal CWs buying collector cars for "investment" - but then, that type is usually looking for all original confirmed ultra-low mileage cars - & not restorations.
Good Luck!
Tom
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If your customer isn't only interested in finding some NOS or excellent condition mild steel originals, then Dansk/JP are the current Porsche OEM for classic P-car exhaust, & they sell both the stock steel or SSI stainless flavors the last I saw. They may not continue the mild steel ones since the SS is more durable, & they can be prepp'd & painted Porsche Exhaust Gray, but they may still have some in stock &/or plans to continue production.
There are many Porsche parts houses selling Dansk, so you can shop for best price &/or sales/discounts for your customer.
You might also consider getting the Dansk/JP 2L Banana muffler & the exhaust hardware & gaskets at the same time.
AFAIK, all of the PCA Zones & Parade, & most of the other auto organizations/clubs concerned with Concours originality will consider the replacement parts from a current OEM for wear & deterioration parts as correct.
However, they may not be as accepted by some anal CWs buying collector cars for "investment" - but then, that type is usually looking for all original confirmed ultra-low mileage cars - & not restorations.
Good Luck!
Tom
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Thanks Tom and 7T3
I would prefer nice originals but the Dansk steel and stainless are a back up option.
I'm grateful to Dansk for they're contribution to the sport but there have certainly been some stumbles along the way like the 914/6 heat exchangers. Up until the recent set I purchased from Stoddard, they were a real hassle to fit and each one was different. The Dansk stock 2.0 banana muffler has a sound of it's own, not pleasant to my ears but to each his own.
I am still looking!
Brad
I would prefer nice originals but the Dansk steel and stainless are a back up option.
I'm grateful to Dansk for they're contribution to the sport but there have certainly been some stumbles along the way like the 914/6 heat exchangers. Up until the recent set I purchased from Stoddard, they were a real hassle to fit and each one was different. The Dansk stock 2.0 banana muffler has a sound of it's own, not pleasant to my ears but to each his own.
I am still looking!
Brad
I still need these. Thanks!
QUOTE(914ltd @ Feb 16 2018, 06:37 AM)
I still need these. Thanks!
I have a set of SSi heat exchangers but I wont be home for a month so I don't know what motor they fit
QUOTE(DM71SIX @ Mar 5 2018, 01:43 PM)
QUOTE(914ltd @ Feb 16 2018, 06:37 AM)
I still need these. Thanks!
I have a set of SSi heat exchangers but I wont be home for a month so I don't know what motor they fit
Let me know when you return.
Save my contact information at the bottom of this message. Thanks, Brad
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