SSI Heat exchanger/muffler recommendations
#1
SSI Heat exchanger/muffler recommendations
Hey Guys,
Just picked up another 1978/79 SC, after selling my 996 & 987,
Looking to order some SSI heat exchangers, just not sure which ones to order as they have different flange sizes?
I think I have the 930/06 motor according to my engine no: 6590388?
Also can anyone recommend a good muffler at a reasonable price? I looked for Danks but seem to be discontinued,
how much performance is the gain also?
Just picked up another 1978/79 SC, after selling my 996 & 987,
Looking to order some SSI heat exchangers, just not sure which ones to order as they have different flange sizes?
I think I have the 930/06 motor according to my engine no: 6590388?
Also can anyone recommend a good muffler at a reasonable price? I looked for Danks but seem to be discontinued,
how much performance is the gain also?
#6
I just did this swap a couple of months ago and picked up a 2-in-2-out Dansk w/ center outlets from patrick motorsports for about $700. It's certainly loud, but not so loud that it's bothersome on the street--at least I don't think so. Here's what it sounds like:
As far as the flange thickness, I think pre '80 were thin flanges and after that were thick. If you crawl under there you'll be able to see the existing flanges to confirm--you can easily see the difference between 8mm and 21mm thick flanges.
As far as the flange thickness, I think pre '80 were thin flanges and after that were thick. If you crawl under there you'll be able to see the existing flanges to confirm--you can easily see the difference between 8mm and 21mm thick flanges.
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#11
That does sound great...Dansk makes a nice product...not as light as some but I've always gotten (2 Dansk units) better mid range with their stuff.
I put a pea shooter on my SC and baffled it just a tad in one outlet to maintain the mid range I had with a Dansk 2 in one out. Love the visual of the two center pipes on both mufflers.
I put a pea shooter on my SC and baffled it just a tad in one outlet to maintain the mid range I had with a Dansk 2 in one out. Love the visual of the two center pipes on both mufflers.
#12
does anyone know if there is Is there a performance difference between the SSI & the Dansk heat exchangers?
http://www.design911.com/Exhaust-and...4-83/prod1755/
VS
http://www.design911.com/Porsche-911..._2/prod126314/
They said SSI is owned by Dansk?
http://www.design911.com/Exhaust-and...4-83/prod1755/
VS
http://www.design911.com/Porsche-911..._2/prod126314/
They said SSI is owned by Dansk?
#13
Suggest going to Patrick Motorsports website, seems SSI is owned by Dansk. Pelican Parts has good information and exhaust products regarding heatexchangers, mufflers for aircooled cars.
Also, you can see lots of pics of SSI/header set ups if you google ssi vs header for 911 Porche.
Enjoy.
Also, you can see lots of pics of SSI/header set ups if you google ssi vs header for 911 Porche.
Enjoy.
#14
I've heard some people saying there were differences in weld quality between SSI headers and SSI headers under Dansk, but I'm not sure of the veracity of these statements and it seems like heresay more than anything.
I'll point out that these are put together by hand, so be ready to get your rubber mallet out and get to beating to make the heat exchangers fit. Mine took quite a bit of pounding and swearing to make the exchangers clear the clutch omega-spring and pre-74 oil hard-line.
It was not fun. Though at least I was blessed with good studs; not a single one broke and I was able to reuse them without issue. I bought a new set of studs just in case and was going to take the old ones out but...well they didn't want to come out and I had had enough already by then.
I'll point out that these are put together by hand, so be ready to get your rubber mallet out and get to beating to make the heat exchangers fit. Mine took quite a bit of pounding and swearing to make the exchangers clear the clutch omega-spring and pre-74 oil hard-line.
It was not fun. Though at least I was blessed with good studs; not a single one broke and I was able to reuse them without issue. I bought a new set of studs just in case and was going to take the old ones out but...well they didn't want to come out and I had had enough already by then.