What are best muffler options available today for '68 S?

[jaldeguer]

Did the '68 911S originally come with Leistritz or Bischoff? Are these the only two I should consider? Most vendors offer Dansk; are they any good?

Thanks.

Jay

[1968DT]

There are so many options available, originals or NOS are available but pricey. I haven't touched one but Porsche Classic http://www.aasesales.com/products/rc3-b52-738i-104822 has a nice one and you can also get a 60mm chrome tip.

[jaldeguer]

Thanks very much for the link.

Jay

There are so many options available, originals or NOS are available but pricey. I haven't touched one but Porsche Classic http://www.aasesales.com/products/rc3-b52-738i-104822 has a nice one and you can also get a 60mm chrome tip.

[raspy2point2]

bischoff mufflers came on 72 and 73 cars only

[jaldeguer]

Thanks for pointing that out.

bischoff mufflers came on 72 and 73 cars only

[Richy]

I'm working on a '70S with 35,000 miles and with a muffler with a /70 date , and it's a Bischoff .

[Richardnew]

If value is a concern then you want the original. If you want sound then you have a variety of choices.

I'm glad I cut my OEM up a decade ago before we even considered the price of a muffler.



Richard Newton
My 911 Project