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Does anyone make a complete kit to backdate heat on an '83 911SC?
I'm looking to back date the heat on my '83 SC to earlier style. I will be doing SSI's shortly after.
Does anyone make a comprehensive kit of everything needed to do the conversion? I have been doing some research and it looks like I will need left and right ducts to the sides of the fan, additional hoses, and apparently certain parts of the engine tray need to be replaced? I see FVD has a kit, but it says it is for a 3.2 car. https://www.fvd.net/us-en/FVD211328490/heating-retrofit-kit-911-32-l-early-style-1974-dual-in-muffler-dual-out-header-exchangers.html Will that work for me? I am trying to do it as clean as possible using factory parts. If a kit doesnt exist for an SC, could someone post the list of individual part numbers to do it? Thank you! :) |
There is no earlier style after the 74 model year
Go directly to SSI. All you can do with the 83 is a cat replacement and maybe a noisy muffler Bruce |
I did a heat backdate on my '83 targa a few months ago. All you need are the following:
LFT & RHT Heat Ducts https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/93010632101V2PH.htm?pn=930-106-321-01-V2-PH&gclid=Cj0KCQjwspKUBhCvARIsAB2IYuvy5hLFAmSX1sQje thIZAPjXPHbvhjBOge0gTxUN0vn3DwWmaBFf3saAmx4EALw_wc B https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/91110632201PH.htm?pn=911-106-322-01-PH and 4 feet of CAT-10 DUCTING 2 1/2" https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/appages/cat.php Very straight forward install, no need to replace or modify engine tray. https://i.imgur.com/ctt8BKP.png |
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911-106-322-01-PH Right Side Heater Duct 930-106-321-01-V2-PH Left Side Heater Duct |
You can do an SSI with a dual in, single out muffler. Be advised not smog legal in many states
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Thanks all for the pics, links, and part numbers.
Instead of buying the Cat-10 hose, can you use the stock hoses that run down to the heat exchangers to attach to the new L & R shrouds? Or is the tubing diameter different than stock? |
I believe I initially tried the stock hoses but the one on the right split/ripped so I pulled it and used the CAT-10...
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I did an 83 this last year. Very straight forward once you have the pieces in hand. The fit on the block off tins needed some massaging but over all a worthwhile mod imo.
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Make sure you don't snap any exhaust studs.....buncha threads on the subject.
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Thanks Mattthew_VA for the links--very helpful.
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Aircraft Spruce is your source for (non-paper!) ducting.
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its so easy Pelican has the 2 parts and the ducting you can get on amazon. Not sure why you'd be worried about snapping anything it's literally like 6 screws and you're done.
Heat is way better than the factory on my 83 now. And so much room to move, no clue why I didn't do this earlier... |
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