Can anyone make a heating crossover pipe that will fit Fabspeed headers?

[Trakrat]

I am looking for something similar to the crossover heating pipe in this picture.
Can someone make me the same thing? If so... please PM me with payment info and such...

[mepstein]

PM - MB911 he can do it if he has time and you have money. :-)

[Trakrat]

Originally Posted by mepstein

PM - MB911 he can do it if he has time and you have money. :-)

Thanks... will do!

[Bill Verburg]

Originally Posted by Trakrat

I am looking for something similar to the crossover heating pipe in this picture.
Can someone make me the same thing? If so... please PM me with payment info and such...

Aren't they designed to use the stock 3.2 or 964 parts?

[Trakrat]

Originally Posted by Bill Verburg

Aren't they designed to use the stock 3.2 or 964 parts?

When I bought their RSR kit, I thought they did come with everything I need... but it seems their Carrera RSR kits w/ heat are not designed for 1987-1989 Carrera 3.2s.

I was told by Fabspeed that I would need to modify their part made for a different model car to make it work.
Would rather just fabricate the entire thing.

[mb911]

I can do something for you but would need templates and or drawings.

[DaveMcKenz]

Just an idea. Can you cut the crossover that you have and reconnect with high temperature hose and clamps?
Good luck,
Dave

[Trakrat]

Originally Posted by DaveMcKenz

Just an idea. Can you cut the crossover that you have and reconnect with high temperature hose and clamps?
Good luck,
Dave

That's what Fabspeed suggested I do... which I will try it out.
Not ideal, but would eventually want something that looks a little less 'redneck' and a little more refined and professional.

[Bill Verburg]

Originally Posted by Trakrat

When I bought their RSR kit, I thought they did come with everything I need... but it seems their Carrera RSR kits w/ heat are not designed for 1987-1989 Carrera 3.2s.

I was told by Fabspeed that I would need to modify their part made for a different model car to make it work.
Would rather just fabricate the entire thing.

There are 2 different heat crossovers that were used on 3.2 thru 964
1) the 3.2 version w/ round inlets
2) the 964 version w/ oval inlets

This appears to be using a 964 version


I have B&B headers and used a 964 heat, hard to believe that Fabspeed wouldn't have done the same sort of thing crossover

[michael lang]

Originally Posted by DaveMcKenz

cut the crossover that you have and reconnect with high temperature hose and clamps

That's what I would do. With carefully selected placement of SKEET you should be able to avoid the "redneck engineering".