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Old 11-11-2007, 01:14 PM
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The header itself is the same but on the 964 the turbo is in a different place as well as the wastegate. So the plumbing is what is not the same. Also a dual outlet exhaust (like on a 930) is almost impossible. There is no way to get the driver side exhaust pipe to clear the turbo and rear fascia. This is why the wastegate exits this side rather than the small dump pipe on the 930.

I have tried to have a dual exit exhaust fabricated for my 965 but it will not work without some really horrible bends that would restrict power.

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Old 11-12-2007, 09:08 PM
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Default GSF Headers

I had the following from Albert at GSF if this helps.


I had a customer installed it on a 1992 965 turbo no problem.

I install it on a 1986 Carrera with 965 turbo motor in it. no problem.


I install it with a set of 930 flat type gasket and a set of 965 O-ring gasket on top of it.

I install it without turbocharger support brackst, they install with it. but I think they redrill the bracket.


The heater pipe on the right hand side will touch the oil filter a little need to bend a little for better fit.


I install the exhaust system with factory large oil line, by push the large oil line up a little factory oil line can be reused. picture below.


shipping to UK is $150.



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Old 11-12-2007, 10:11 PM
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Default Another option to GSF may be Schnell for us in Europe.

I am likely to go with GSF by the sound of others so far. However whilst doing some searching I also found these.

These are also designed for a 930 and i found this funny enough found this on a US website but apparantly the headers are made in Europe. Not sure if a European retailer exists. In addition if they do a version with heat exchangers.




Application Notes
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It might look like other sport exhausts made of polished T-304 Stainless Steel, but the similarities end there. These are completely handmade by Porsche fanatics whose sole dedication is to squeeze out every ounce of performance. With dual welds at joints for astonishing durability, and 100% mandrel bends with every tube polished even on the inside, this exhaust maxes your car’s airflow. Schnell’s design and quality means less weight, and also delivers a furious sound that makes your engine sound like it was developed to. Throatier and more aggressive, it instantly announces this is no ordinary Porsche.

There may be no better bang for your money. Increased performance, sweet sound, long life, at a remarkably competitive price. Schnell simply exceeds every expectation you ever had about a high-performance sport exhaust for your Porsche. Order now and become one of the elite to get the new standard for pumping out the max from your car.





Special Notes
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Inside Diameter Of The Header Is 35 mm
Inside Diameter Of The Crossover Pipe is 50 mm
Thickness Of Steel Is 1.5 mm
>T-304 Stainless Steel
>Unparalleled Quality
>50 State Street Legal
>Polished Mirror Finish
>100% Mandrel Bends
>Oil Tank Included





Porsche 911 Turbo Headers Schnell Performance Exhaust : Performance Exhaust


Weight: 20.0 lbs Porsche 911 Turbo Headers Schnell Performance T-304 Stainless Steel
Manufacturer: Schnell
Headers, Schnell Performance
Part # 930HEADERS
$799.00

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Price: $59.00

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Price: $179.00
Old 11-13-2007, 09:06 AM
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Anyone know what standard OEM heat exhangers weigh? The Schnell ad says 20lbs for theirs but looks like without heat. I'm guessing aftermarket headers save quite a bit over standard, as there is something like 5ft less piping

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Old 11-13-2007, 09:15 AM
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Never heard of the "Schnell" Headers, the name is cool because "Schnell" means "fast" in german. The GSF Headers with heat exchangers are currently out of order
Old 11-15-2007, 03:56 PM
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I'm sure Schnell has been discussed before either here or on Pelican.
Old 11-26-2007, 05:23 PM
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Hi only just picked up on this post.

My gsf headers are about to be fitted as garage got sidetracked with another job and had to send them off for a few days. One of the manifolds was a couple of mm out so that was rewelded (cost £40) and now they are ready to go.

Will let you know outcome and cost soon
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Originally Posted by spark_s
Hi only just picked up on this post.

My gsf headers are about to be fitted as garage got sidetracked with another job and had to send them off for a few days. One of the manifolds was a couple of mm out so that was rewelded (cost £40) and now they are ready to go.

Will let you know outcome and cost soon
Amazing, I have 2 sets of OBX here, on both (means 4 sides) the middle manifolds was out of line.
Both needed rebending.
And please inspect them carefully inside!!
We found nearly loose pieces from grinding in both sets!

Falk
Old 11-30-2007, 08:12 AM
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Is rebending good for them. It may weaken them over the long term, and put extra pressure on the fit. Not ideal.

Why can't these header makers get the right quality of fit, and consistency?
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I have a set of GSF header with heat that "I" have modded for use on my 965..

I am going to be selling them soon. I have been running them since fall.
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Hello Kevin,

what are your experiences with the gsf, liked it or not?

Klaus



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