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Help sourcing heat exchangers from the US

ChrisG89

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Hey,

I need a new set of heat exchangers for my 964, and rather than buy a set from the UK that will have been exposed to our weather conditions, I'm hoping to get a decent set from one of the drier states! But struggling to find a set other than whats on eBay, the same sets are still for sale and have been for a few months, so surely I can't be the only one thinking they are expensive! This is also the second set I've needed in 12 months, so don't fancy spending a chunk of money only for them to go the same way as the last two sets!

I've just had a full rebuild at Unit11, so trying to keep the cost reasonable whilst my bank balance recovers. But struggling to find other sources at the minute, has anybody else used a supplier of second hand parts from the US that they would recommend?

Thanks,

Chris
 
Have you explored pattern parts? I believe Dansk make a good aftermarket part which is reasonably priced.
 
I don't think Dansk make a standard set of exchangers, otherwise I'd go for that if cost wasn't ridiculous. They make them for earlier 911, but not 964.

Mine is cracked hand has a whole where the exhaust leaves the left hand side exchanger. The exact same thing happened to the last set as well.
 
colin129 said:
What is wrong with your heat exchangers?

I had to get mine repaired recently due to the flange rusting through, thread here:

https://www.porscheclubgb../forum/tm.aspx?m=932375


It they were fixable Jonny and Danny at Unit 11 would have done so (they put a flange on mine many years ago). So I assume they're saying to Chris that they're beyond repair this time.

Chris, there are other aftermarket solutions but you will be looking at something like £4000. Check the FVD website. If the 964 is a keeper I would look at buying new ones from Porsche but I guess a pair will be something like £6000 now!
 
Jonny carried out a temporary repair so I had time to source another set.

Yeah a new set from Porsche is £6k I think with VAT. Did look at aftermarket systems, but decided against them for now as wanted to keep costs reasonable whilst I build back some funds after the unexpected rebuild!
 

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