Turbo 2 - heat exchangers

[MegatronUK]

Hi folks, couple of questions about the heat exchangers on the 964 Turbo 2..

1. Are the parts / part numbers the same as the C2/C4, or 930?

2. Is there anywhere that sells OEM/pattern type exchangers online, either mild or stainless - I need a price.

I'm not looking for aftermarket stuff - I know 9m, fabspeed, GHL etc do those.

 

[MegatronUK]

Found the part numbers (they're unique to the 965, but are the same part left and right).

Just trying to find a price on a replacement part.. £250-£350 sound about right?

 

[Nick Moss]

They are the same part left and right, I paid £300 each for my stainless 930 3.3 items from Roger Bray.

 

[911addict]

Nick,
Are they original design, and do you know who makes them? eg. Porsche or other? And do you think the stainless steel offer any performance benefits over original (mild steel?) due to possible smoother airflow and heat dissipation?

 

[Nick Moss]

I am sure there is no gain in power, but there is surelay a gain in residual value with SS, and don't they look petty?

 

[MegatronUK]

Thanks for the replies, but no need for them now - I didn't buy the car that needed them.

 

[nathan 1981 930 G50]

Megatron, What happened buddy ?

Nick, Are your shiny new SS exchangers (they look sweet) fully stainless including the flanges ?

 

[Nick Moss]

I didn't check the heat exchanger flanges but the pipes and shrouds are stainless. The crossover pipe is stainless with mild flanges.

 

[MegatronUK]

Nathan, replied via rennlist.

 

[emilios]

Hi Nick,

may I ask where you got the ss headers from and at what price- I am also interested

Thanks and best regards

Emilios

 

[Nick Moss]

£300 each from Roger Bay. I'm not sureyou will get that price from them as I spend a couple of £ thousand with them every month on restoration parts.

 

[emilios]

Thanks very much.

 

[nathan 1981 930 G50]

Thanks.