Scoobysport mid section
16 January 2004, 06:21 PM
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I've seen a Scoobysport mid section for sale on this board. I want to get it, but what I need to know is this:
Will it fit my 94 WRX that has a standard exhaust on it, bar an STi back box?
Obviously don't want to get it if it won't fit for any strange reason.
Thanks,
Andy
[Edited by Walwal - 1/16/2004 6:22:43 PM]
Will it fit my 94 WRX that has a standard exhaust on it, bar an STi back box?
Obviously don't want to get it if it won't fit for any strange reason.
Thanks,
Andy
[Edited by Walwal - 1/16/2004 6:22:43 PM]
16 January 2004, 10:09 PM
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It will fit no problems, but not sure if the WRX mid section has a cat in it or not? I know the STi mid section of the GC8 Classic shape doesn't have a car.. just a resonator bubble.
If you have a bubble only then you will gain nothing other than a little noise and there is no point changing it. Better doing the downpipe.. although then you have the slight problem at mot but you could borrow a uk centre which has a cat.
JGM
If you have a bubble only then you will gain nothing other than a little noise and there is no point changing it. Better doing the downpipe.. although then you have the slight problem at mot but you could borrow a uk centre which has a cat.
JGM
18 January 2004, 11:56 AM
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Evenin' JGM, How are you? Back to the question...
The WRX of that vintage do indeed have a cat in the centre section, so a cat free centre pipe would be of benefit - better flow, less back pressure, slightly better turbo spool up ( down pipe change makes biggest difference ) and some small increase in noise and dugga dugga growl.
The Scoobysport and most other makes of centre pipe will fit upto 2000 model. Unless you have HKS downpipe which I think is shorter?
The WRX of that vintage do indeed have a cat in the centre section, so a cat free centre pipe would be of benefit - better flow, less back pressure, slightly better turbo spool up ( down pipe change makes biggest difference ) and some small increase in noise and dugga dugga growl.
The Scoobysport and most other makes of centre pipe will fit upto 2000 model. Unless you have HKS downpipe which I think is shorter?
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