"GT" type resonators for sale
10-24-2005, 10:09 AM
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"GT" type resonators for sale
Anyone on the list that has an '87 S4, or a GTS that would like a bit more engine sound from their cars, Earl and I have a pair of the lighter weight, smaller, less muffling "GT" type resonators for sale on eBay. These could also be used with 86.5 cars but the driver's side would need some modification of the driver's side pipe that connects the rear of the resonator to the muffler. Here is the address: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT
Pickup in southeast PA is fine. Thanks for the "time".
Gary Knox
West Chester, PA
Pickup in southeast PA is fine. Thanks for the "time".
Gary Knox
West Chester, PA
10-24-2005, 06:02 PM
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edit: the note below was an unsolicited response to 'BerNard94' s comment that "GT" resonators are incorrect terminology. As those posts have been deleted .... just having some sport Bernard, no offence intended: Come back and join the fun ...
Perhaps you offer a more succinct descriptive to allow identification of the two resonator types?
BTW, the 'fat' ones came off my '88 ROW/'ZZZ' car - and perhaps I hadn't correctly installed the 'wee' ones - for the differential in ground clearance was within 0-4mm; however, the weight differential is ~ 25Kg/pr ..... and with less weight, the sound improves, albeit a subjective call.
Perhaps you offer a more succinct descriptive to allow identification of the two resonator types?
BTW, the 'fat' ones came off my '88 ROW/'ZZZ' car - and perhaps I hadn't correctly installed the 'wee' ones - for the differential in ground clearance was within 0-4mm; however, the weight differential is ~ 25Kg/pr ..... and with less weight, the sound improves, albeit a subjective call.
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10-24-2005, 11:44 PM
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According to PET for USA for the right side:
928 111 094 01 = 87
928 111 094 02 = 88
928 111 094 02 = 88 CS
928 111 094 04 = 93
So, it would seem that the wee resonators were available from 88 to 91. Fat resonators for '87 and a different fatty resonator for the GTSs (perhaps they have flares ) PET makes no indication that the GT had resonators different from other 88 - 91s.
928 111 094 01 = 87
928 111 094 02 = 88
928 111 094 02 = 88 CS
928 111 094 04 = 93
So, it would seem that the wee resonators were available from 88 to 91. Fat resonators for '87 and a different fatty resonator for the GTSs (perhaps they have flares
) PET makes no indication that the GT had resonators different from other 88 - 91s.
10-25-2005, 12:06 AM
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Small mids are cool and sound wonderful. However .....
If you have an X, you will need the larger ones ('87 S4 or GTS) unless you like shaking the foundations and waking the dead and getting noise tickets
If you have an X, you will need the larger ones ('87 S4 or GTS) unless you like shaking the foundations and waking the dead and getting noise tickets
10-25-2005, 12:16 AM
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Originally Posted by heinrich
If you have an X, you will need the larger ones ('87 S4 or GTS) unless you like shaking the foundations and...
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10-25-2005, 12:20 AM
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Oh ... 
... Sorry Dave yes you are correct. ...... We dynosaurs live in the old school where there was only one X ... these newfangled gadgets have different rules 
... Sorry Dave yes you are correct. ...... We dynosaurs live in the old school where there was only one X ... these newfangled gadgets have different rules
