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What type/ year are these heat exchangers
These came with a 3.0 I bought a couple years ago. Lost my job so now I’m selling the motor, someone pm’ed me that they might be early 901 or 1964/65 911 exchangers. Surprising solid. Any insight greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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I have an identical set to these on a 1981 targa, I am also interested to find information on these.
Mine are in similar condition and have some internal rust that came out. I am wondering whether they are worth restoring, potentially ceramic coating them. Would I be wasting money doing this? Thanks in advance |
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Made by Triad industries. In Bruce Anderson’s engine book he has some HP numbers. Rob
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If the actual exhaust pipes are solid, ceramic coating might certainly make them look better. I had some 914-6 heat exchangers done and they’ve held up beautifully.
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