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While under the car I noticed there were two bolts missing on the underside of one of the muffler brackets. In looking at a couple parts diagrams, it appears it was not added to the drawing. The upper bolts are there, #19, but do not see ones for the lower part of the bracket.
As the diagram says 4 of #19 is required, and it shows #19 for both brackets, I had assumed that there are two #19 required for each bracket (for a total of 4) to mount the tops. But what about the bottom? OR does it mean that 4 are required per side and that #19s would also be put in the bottom? Thanks!
#19, two bolts at the top of the bracket, no bolts on the lower side
Check it out here #19 quantity 4 -
http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-p...section=202-00
No, no, this is wrong. There are bolts at the bottom too that go into the head. Going from memory so I could be wrong but I think they are the same as the top ones #19.
Damn it, well there goes $1.62 that could have been put to gaining more HP... guess they'll just be added to the collection of other random Porsche hardware I have amassed over the years.
Thank you for the help.
All is not lost...thread a correct pitch and thread nut on bolt that you bought down towards the head.Cut to the proper length with a hacksaw(fine tooth blade works the best).Using a file or a grinding wheel chamfer the cut edge.Remove nut(acts as an in expensive die).
Done.
