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Old 16 July 2004, 08:25 AM
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I have just had PPP fitted to my WRX 03 5dr and what a difference. Power delivery is spot on and the exhaust sounds the business. I have the old exhaust in 2 bits - is the smaller bit the second smaller CAT? My previous car was a P1 and I can honestly say that I am not missing the power so much now!
Old 16 July 2004, 09:03 PM
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I did the same for a MY04 WRX ....

I'm not interested in the Sti (too much) or modding (too old) ... for me the PPP was ace ...

No idea how fast me car is now ... don'y car .... it leaves a HUGE smile on my face when I start her up and drive her ....

thats all that matters !

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Old 16 July 2004, 09:10 PM
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STi too much!!! Too old for mods?!!! Nonsense. Just wait 'till the midlife crisis hits!
Old 16 July 2004, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by markus_UK
I did the same for a MY04 WRX ....
What milage did you get your PPP done markus ? and how long did they have your car for ?

cheers.
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Originally Posted by Badone
I have the old exhaust in 2 bits - is the smaller bit the second smaller CAT?
Yep they replace that cat with a "high flow" cat.

Sounds like a moggy with a bladder problem.

I was P1 to standard Bugeye & got withdrawal symptons so got a 03WRX Stealth Wagon with PPP.

Then after Eibachs,Prodrive geometry,18" PFF7'S & 335mm Brembos its . . . .

. . . Sorted.





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Old 17 July 2004, 12:47 AM
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Originally Posted by FLAT ERIC
Yep they replace that cat with a "high flow" cat.

Sounds like a moggy with a bladder problem.

I was P1 to standard Bugeye & got withdrawal symptons so got a 03WRX Stealth Wagon with PPP.

Then after Eibachs,Prodrive geometry,18" PFF7'S & 335mm Brembos its . . . .

. . . Sorted.

http://www.scoobycity.co.uk/phpBB2/f...1__medium_.jpg

http://www.scoobycity.co.uk/phpBB2/f...3__medium_.jpg

Mark.
Nice looking motor,

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Awsom Mark what a looker

How do you attach pics like that to your thread ?

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Originally Posted by skubyman
Awesome Mark what a looker

How do you attach pics like that to your thread ?
Cheers guys.

I am a moderator & paying member on Scoobycity.Part of membership is use of a Picture gallery & uploader.

http://www.scoobycity.co.uk/phpBB2/portal.php

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Arr ok thx ...
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Originally Posted by skubyman
Awsom Mark what a looker

How do you attach pics like that to your thread ?
Or you could use Photobucket like everyone else
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
Or you could use Photobucket like everyone else
Or even http://www.fotopic.net/ when its not running out of megs.
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Originally Posted by FLAT ERIC
Or even http://www.fotopic.net/ when its not running out of megs.
I don't think Fotopic allows direct links anymore.
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They dont replace the downpipe with a high flow cat on the WRX, only the STI.........they only remove the center cat on the WRX PPP.
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Originally Posted by Neilo
they only remove the center cat on the WRX PPP.
What goes in its place then? A short de-cat section or a high flow section?

I thought they had to keep some sort of cat for emissions & cel light issues.You can see a hole for a sensor which would have to go back somewhere on the PPP pipe I guess.

This is what I got back after mine was fitted.

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The short length with the cat is replaced with a straight through section. This is the first length of the mid section.
The downpipe race cat is fitted to the STi PPP - I've come across some continental owners who've fitted this and the std STi up-pipe to give another 15/20 bhp on the WRX PPP.

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Smart looking car Mark. I'm looking at 18s (Prodrive gold but previous design) plus bigger brakes etc and possibly uprated front seats. I'm so pleased with the performance now I just wish I'd done this in the first place and saved myself a few pounds!
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Originally Posted by FLAT ERIC
Yep they replace that cat with a "high flow" cat.

Sounds like a moggy with a bladder problem.

I was P1 to standard Bugeye & got withdrawal symptons so got a 03WRX Stealth Wagon with PPP.

Then after Eibachs,Prodrive geometry,18" PFF7'S & 335mm Brembos its . . . .

. . . Sorted.





Mark.
I am not normally a lover of black cars but that car looks absolutely awesome Mark. Wanna swap it for a "common" WR Blue STI
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Originally Posted by Badone
Smart looking car Mark. I'm looking at 18s (Prodrive gold but previous design) plus bigger brakes etc and possibly uprated front seats. I'm so pleased with the performance now I just wish I'd done this in the first place and saved myself a few pounds!
Cheers m8. I found the 18's & the springs tightened up the handling no end but without giving away too much of the ride comfort. I had the PPP on from new but waited a year for the wheels & springs.In hindsight I should have had it all done straight away & reaped the benefits from day one.

Originally Posted by Yorkie
I am not normally a lover of black cars but that car looks absolutely awesome Mark. Wanna swap it for a "common" WR Blue STI
Thanks but no thanks.

I have gone from Red Classic to Sonic Blue P1 to Blue Mica UK300 to Graphite Black WRX. I wanted subtle & stealthy,not too "in your face" yet still get looks from those in the know. Hopefully I have achieved this.

Mark.
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