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Old Aug 17, 2009 | 05:52 PM
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am i right in sayin that the classic uppipes dont av a cat?
and will one fit a newage? i have a stainless flexy joint one on my 53 wrx and want rid of it as ive heard bad things about them spliting!

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Old Aug 17, 2009 | 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by harrisard
am i right in sayin that the classic uppipes dont av a cat?
and will one fit a newage? i have a stainless flexy joint one on my 53 wrx and want rid of it as ive heard bad things about them spliting!

cheers harri

yes correct all classics no up-pipe cat, and yes you are best getting rid of that **** flexi one aswell, you will also gain some spool up due to the correct size up-pipe being refitted
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thanks for the reply! but wil a classic uppipe fit a newage?
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Originally Posted by harrisard
thanks for the reply! but wil a classic uppipe fit a newage?

yes! the only significant difference to the up pipe was subaru went to twin scroll, but your year is fine.
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