3.4 Fister cans into a 3.6 engine
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3.4 Fister cans into a 3.6 engine
Have seen many people putting 3.6 mufflers into a 3.4 but not the other way around. My situation is a bit unique.
I have a 3.6 x51 (40AE) with fabspeed supercups and a 3.4 99 c4 with fisters. The fabspeed SCs sound great at higher rpm’s but the drone is a bit too much for an old timer like me. Given I have a set of fisters in my 3.4 I’m looking to put them into my 3.6 and the SCs into my 3.4.
Can this be done?
Do I have to buy additional hardware I.e mounting brackets?
Many thanks in advance.
I have a 3.6 x51 (40AE) with fabspeed supercups and a 3.4 99 c4 with fisters. The fabspeed SCs sound great at higher rpm’s but the drone is a bit too much for an old timer like me. Given I have a set of fisters in my 3.4 I’m looking to put them into my 3.6 and the SCs into my 3.4.
Can this be done?
Do I have to buy additional hardware I.e mounting brackets?
Many thanks in advance.
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Mack Bari (07-15-2024)
#3
The mounting brackets for the 3.4 mufflers are different from the ones for a 3.6 muffler. You have to use the brackets for the 3.4 ufflers. Check the exhaust tips also, they are different as is the opening in the rear bumper cover
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That means I need an additional 3.4 bracket needed to mount the fabspeed supercups in the 3.4?
by brackets we mean these right?
#5
I'm a little confused by this. 996.2 mufflers fit perfectly on my 996.1 car. I can't see why the reverse wouldn't be true. The only difference I'm aware of is the accordion folds on the 996.2 mufflers, which are also found on 996.1 tiptronic cars.
#7
I just spent a few minutes going through the autoatlanta on line catalog. The headers, muffler engine bracket, support and muffler all go back to the same part numbers for 98-05. It shows different cats for 98-99 but even the 00-05 cross over to fit the early cars. The only difference is the tail pipes. The mk1 is shorter to fit the bumper but an mk2 tail pipe will fit as i have done it (just looks funny witg a mk1 bumper).
Basically any factory part should fit in any factory system between the 3.4 and 3.6.
Basically any factory part should fit in any factory system between the 3.4 and 3.6.
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I just spent a few minutes going through the autoatlanta on line catalog. The headers, muffler engine bracket, support and muffler all go back to the same part numbers for 98-05. It shows different cats for 98-99 but even the 00-05 cross over to fit the early cars. The only difference is the tail pipes. The mk1 is shorter to fit the bumper but an mk2 tail pipe will fit as i have done it (just looks funny witg a mk1 bumper).
Basically any factory part should fit in any factory system between the 3.4 and 3.6.
Basically any factory part should fit in any factory system between the 3.4 and 3.6.
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#11
Mk1 and 2 mufflers r the same so there will be no change. Just unbolt yours and put the mk1 muffler in. Expect to have to cut off the old clamps and hardware so buy new stuff in advance.
That is the same car with 2 diff bumpers
That is the same car with 2 diff bumpers
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Mack Bari (07-16-2024)
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final question for now : what hardware should I get in order to mount a 3.4 mufller into a 3.6 ?
I can’t thank you enough! If you’re ever in austin tx lmk, beer/bbq either or both on me mate.
#14
All the hardware is the same. I would get the bands that r on the cat side and the v clamps in the tail pipe side. Sometimes the 3 bolts that hold the mount to the bracket sieze along with the 2 bolts that hold the muffler to the mount. Use copper antisieze on threads and bolts shafts that go through the sleeves when reassembling.
In reguard to the "flex" pipe in the muffler pic....that is the tiptronic muffler but the input and outputs r in the same spot ao it too will work.
See if this link to autoatlanta.com site works?
https://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-...section=202-00
thx for the bbq offer. I ha e friends and family between dallas and austin so one day i will get down that way and run Cota.
Resonably priced hardware.
https://www.design911shop.com/p/moun...hoCg-cQAvD_BwE
In reguard to the "flex" pipe in the muffler pic....that is the tiptronic muffler but the input and outputs r in the same spot ao it too will work.
See if this link to autoatlanta.com site works?
https://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-...section=202-00
thx for the bbq offer. I ha e friends and family between dallas and austin so one day i will get down that way and run Cota.
Resonably priced hardware.
https://www.design911shop.com/p/moun...hoCg-cQAvD_BwE
#15
All the hardware is the same. I would get the bands that r on the cat side and the v clamps in the tail pipe side. Sometimes the 3 bolts that hold the mount to the bracket sieze along with the 2 bolts that hold the muffler to the mount. Use copper antisieze on threads and bolts shafts that go through the sleeves when reassembling.
In reguard to the "flex" pipe in the muffler pic....that is the tiptronic muffler but the input and outputs r in the same spot ao it too will work.
See if this link to autoatlanta.com site works?
https://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-...section=202-00
thx for the bbq offer. I ha e friends and family between dallas and austin so one day i will get down that way and run Cota.
Resonably priced hardware.
https://www.design911shop.com/p/moun...hoCg-cQAvD_BwE
In reguard to the "flex" pipe in the muffler pic....that is the tiptronic muffler but the input and outputs r in the same spot ao it too will work.
See if this link to autoatlanta.com site works?
https://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-...section=202-00
thx for the bbq offer. I ha e friends and family between dallas and austin so one day i will get down that way and run Cota.
Resonably priced hardware.
https://www.design911shop.com/p/moun...hoCg-cQAvD_BwE