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Hey, ive sourced a vf35 turbo. I'm also going to needing an sti up pipe, am I right in thinking the ebay ones are a no go? What about the afterburner from scoobyworld? http://scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=24_53&products_id=446
Is there any cheaper option?
Is there any cheaper option?
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Sorry pal im spent up untill next pay the wife would go mad lol just bought a sti scoop, had it dipped and a vf35. Sorry for the nooob question but do I need the headers or will the vf35 and up pipe bolt straight on the wrx
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Hi there
As above Classic STI or New age STI will be OK for yours needs,if budget allows then I would go with Harvey Up pipe
About yours mods,they should easily support 270bhp,if you want go beyond that then turbo and bigger injectors there
WRX headers can be restrictive above 350bhp,but bellow that you should be OK
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
As above Classic STI or New age STI will be OK for yours needs,if budget allows then I would go with Harvey Up pipe
About yours mods,they should easily support 270bhp,if you want go beyond that then turbo and bigger injectors there
WRX headers can be restrictive above 350bhp,but bellow that you should be OK
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
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With OEM standard headers, you'll need a 2-bolt uppipe...
You can get the the latest design harvey (RIP) trick uppipes off AS Performance.
Just contact them and tell them your supporting mods spec and intended mapped power level, and they'll recommend the correct bore of uppipe for your needs (so as to optimise/maximise gas flow speed to the turbine for ASAP spool-up).
You can get the the latest design harvey (RIP) trick uppipes off AS Performance.
Just contact them and tell them your supporting mods spec and intended mapped power level, and they'll recommend the correct bore of uppipe for your needs (so as to optimise/maximise gas flow speed to the turbine for ASAP spool-up).
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With OEM standard headers, you'll need a 2-bolt uppipe...
You can get the the latest design harvey (RIP) trick uppipes off AS Performance.
Just contact them and tell them your sporting mods spec and intended mapped power level, and they'll recommend the correct bore of uppipe for your needs.
You can get the the latest design harvey (RIP) trick uppipes off AS Performance.
Just contact them and tell them your sporting mods spec and intended mapped power level, and they'll recommend the correct bore of uppipe for your needs.
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I have one, and IIRC, they're a 2-part slip-jointed jobbie, which takes the stress out of them, when bolted between headers and turbo. I.e. the slip-joint allows the whole setup to 'breathe' in concert with the movement of the engine. (And no fragile flexi-piece to worry about, neither!).
Win-win.
Win-win.
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