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H.E. question
I have a euro exhaust and it uses heat exchangers with part # 930.211.021.03 and I'm looking at a set to replace mine since they are toast. The ones I'm looking at are part # 930.211.021.01, is there a difference between the two and if so what is it?
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01-13-2008, 03:54 PM
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Why don't you just scrap the OEM HE's and install aftermarket headers? You'll get better performance/response with the shorter secondaries. Just a thought
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01-13-2008, 04:13 PM
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Because I like to keep it as close to stock as I can and I need the heat. Also, I have other things I need to spend the money on. I can get these for $100 in perfect condition.
So, does anyone know if these will work?
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