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> 1.8L VS 2.0L T4 exhaust systems
technicalninja
post Dec 22 2024, 12:51 AM
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I've wondered why Porsche built different exhaust systems for the T4.

It appears that any year complete exhaust system can be installed on any year T4.

And yet the systems are so different that even the mount at the transmission needs to match the exhaust.

Why?

It seems the systems have the same size pipes.

The 1.8/1.7 have a short "S" kick up at the back that doesn't look like it will affect flow very much.

What am I missing?

Are the 2.0L mufflers higher flow?

Was it just a sound difference?

I didn't "see" an obvious flow difference when I bought a pair of used 1.8L SSI exchangers and the Bursh muffler that fit them.

Was I wrong?




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post Dec 22 2024, 02:31 PM
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QUOTE(Superhawk996 @ Dec 22 2024, 02:18 PM) *

QUOTE(mb911 @ Dec 22 2024, 03:09 PM) *

QUOTE(bdstone914 @ Dec 22 2024, 10:40 AM) *

1974 1.8 stock heat exchangers have the same tube size as 2.0.
@mb911 might have flow info on stock mufflers



Sorry long gone information

@bdstone914 now has a flow bench. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smilie_pokal.gif) We’ll make it Bruce’s job to set up fixtures and measure flow for all the OEM mufflers as well as Triad, Bursch, Monza, etc. Probably has nothing better to do with his time.

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If Bruce has extra time on his flow bench, I can think of HUNDREDS of things I'd test before I jacked around with stock 914 exhaust...

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post Dec 22 2024, 03:41 PM
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@technicalninja

@Superhawk996

' @mb911 might have flow info on stock mufflers
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Sorry long gone information
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@bdstone914 now has a flow bench. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smilie_pokal.gif) We’ll make it Bruce’s job to set up fixtures and measure flow for all the OEM mufflers as well as Triad, Bursch, Monza, etc. Probably has nothing better to do with his time.


Yeah I have been wondering what to do in my spare time.
In the plans is to develop an equal lenght header system with heater boxes for large displacement type 4 engines. Need to know flow of stock heat exchangers, mufflers, Triad ( which we have) 911 type mufflers to optimize our system.
Have a stock 2.0 banana mufflers. NO plan to test a Monza or any 4 tip muffler unless someones wants to pay to see how bad they are.
May offer flow testing of intake manifolds and other components. having correct adapters is the determining limiting and what it costs to make them.
Stay tuned

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If Bruce has extra time on his flow bench, I can think of HUNDREDS of things I'd test before I jacked around with stock 914 exhaust...

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