Current Factory Available Mufflers

[Jay Laifman]

Well, I broke down and ordered one. So we'll see soon what it weighs. And if it cures the problem, I'll have a rattling '74 Leistriz to give away (dated 7/1986). If it doesn't cure the problem, I'll have a good '74 Leistriz to sell! And of course, anyone can cut and reposition the tailpipe and it's the same as the 73 and earlier ones.

[runsub5]

the Dansk muffler weighs a ton compared to the original OEM Porsche used. That is a big consideration.

I am getting ready to install a Porsche Classic muffler. Mine weighs 19 lbs.

[Jay Laifman]

I'm curious. Does it say "Made in Germany" on it like shown in Ravi's picture on the other thread?

[runsub5]

I'm curious. Does it say "Made in Germany" on it like shown in Ravi's picture on the other thread?

Yes. Here is one of the labels that came on the muffler.

[Jay Laifman]

Just got mine. I haven't weighed it yet. But definitely feels light. Hope to install it this weekend. Some rubs and light scratches on the paint. Also debating asking them to send another one.

Definitely has the P triangle on it - like seeing that.

Interestingly, no space or dot between 025 and 05. I note that Rafi's has a space there. I would expect a dot. And mine has nothing:

[Stretch32]

Is Eisenmann making the Porsche factory part? They make some very nice Porsche mufflers (356 comes to mind) that fit and are nearly exact copies of the originals.

Stretch

[718RSK]

Is Eisenmann making the Porsche factory part? They make some very nice Porsche mufflers (356 comes to mind) that fit and are nearly exact copies of the originals.

Stretch

That has been my thought also. It would not surprise me

[718RSK]

Just got mine. I haven't weighed it yet. But definitely feels light. Hope to install it this weekend. Some rubs and light scratches on the paint. Also debating asking them to send another one.

Definitely has the P triangle on it - like seeing that.

Interestingly, no space or dot between 025 and 05. I note that Rafi's has a space there. I would expect a dot. And mine has nothing:

I have three factory mufflers sitting here and all have the same 10/18 date code.

[Rdkc01]

Yes Eisenmann manufactures the early 911 and 356 Porsche Classic mufflers. I installed one on a 1971 911E restoration and the quality is excellent. I was informed that the muffler was reproduced to sound like the original. I can’t confirm that statement however. The 356/912 muffler looks like the original including the rounded end caps.

[Bert]

Yes Eisenmann manufactures the early 911 and 356 Porsche Classic mufflers. I installed one on a 1971 911E restoration and the quality is excellent. I was informed that the muffler was reproduced to sound like the original. I can’t confirm that statement however. The 356/912 muffler looks like the original including the rounded end caps.

Is the Porsche Classic/Eisenmann muffler mild steel or stainless steel?