QUOTE(Mark Henry @ Nov 30 2019, 11:24 AM)
QUOTE(Maltese Falcon @ Nov 29 2019, 05:12 PM)
Probably the short primary tube design (like a manifold log design), with a long secondary (each bank) leading directly into a restrictive muffler/egr dump/ + cat. Everything the EPA/CARB needed in a '75-'76 914 to run hot and compliant
Nothing in this design bringing performance to the table.
The early 2.0 HE's are not headers but at least they're two pipes that go straight back.
Headers are the only true bolt on HP, although the increase isn't that big on a stock engine, on performance engine the difference using a good header is huge.
a cheap solution would be to buy set of steel heatexhangers with bad or no tin ,not worth much,then bolt on stock or aftermarket muffler.
Those pipes are not efficient and it will cost you $$$ to get 3 bolt flanges made,good luck.