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DennisV
post Nov 23 2023, 09:19 AM
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Can someone help me identify this muffler? I could not find a part number on it. Reviewing pictures online, the 914-6, early 911, and even 912 look very similar. Are there measurements I can take to confirm? I don't have an assembled car to trial fit it on.

Did I mention it is hanging about 10 feet up on a wall with headers attached? Not certain if the headers are meant for the muffler. I can pull down if necessary.
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johnhora
post Nov 23 2023, 02:06 PM
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Looks like the Leistritz muffler I have which has a 1969 date code...the one on the bottom....Leistritz and the Bischoff mufflers were factory installed....you can usually find a date code and model # stamped in on the bottom of the factory muffler....the 911 models tip have a downward and outward angle....the 914-6 model tip is more straight backward. You can see the the tip angle better on the 1972 Bischoff muffler on the top and the tip is a smooth pipe like most mufflers.

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post Nov 25 2023, 07:01 AM
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QUOTE(johnhora @ Nov 23 2023, 12:06 PM) *

Looks like the Leistritz muffler I have which has a 1969 date code...the one on the bottom....Leistritz and the Bischoff mufflers were factory installed....you can usually find a date code and model # stamped in on the bottom of the factory muffler\

Good eye John. Thanks for your suggestion regarding date code and model. I took another pass and found this obscured by a lot of dust.
901.011.08/04 70
901/1

I guess this makes it a Leistritz for 911/12 from April 1970.

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