So picked up a GDP exhaust twin tip,
more for a under car visual upgrade as the original exhaust has seen better days from a cosmetic standpoint (still functional).
I also don't care for the exhaust through the bumper guard look and the damage it causes, so I will be replacing the aging rear guards (with front ones). The heat exchanger pipe looks original a bit of surface rust but intact. clamps look rusty probably will replace those.
Am I doing the car a disservice by leaving the heat exchangers on if they still appear functional?
Changing exhaust, should I replace the heat exchangers also?
- Richard Holler
- 356 Fan
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Changing exhaust, should I replace the heat exchangers also?
1963 356 S T6 Karmann Coupe (stock engine)
Front disc brake conversion
GDP Dual Exhaust
Momo Classic steering wheel
SMD headlights
CUlayer LED rear tails
Superleicht spec (aka missing V brace and copious amounts of Bondo)
Front disc brake conversion
GDP Dual Exhaust
Momo Classic steering wheel
SMD headlights
CUlayer LED rear tails
Superleicht spec (aka missing V brace and copious amounts of Bondo)
- Jules Dielen
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- Location: Arizona
Re: Changing exhaust, should I replace the heat exchangers a
as long as you have the small flapper-style heat exchangers and not the european style you can leave them on so you still have heat in case of need.
Jules
Water pumps are for windshield washers only.
Water pumps are for windshield washers only.