how can you tell the difference?
#2
The engine number is the only definitive way
#3
Newage or classic?
Newage STI's, depending on model may have red manifolds as stated above, plus bigger intercooler and often have a strut brace fitted.
They'll also have an intercooler spray fitted around the undertray (WRX's don't), and a bigger undertray.
STI's also tend to have a higher pressure rad cap too - some with the STI logo on.
The STI's don't have the cat in the up pipe that the WRX's do - don't know how different this looks (if at all) mind.
All this can of course be retro-fitted to any WRX though, so as wisely stated above, the only real way is to do a vehicle check.
Newage STI's, depending on model may have red manifolds as stated above, plus bigger intercooler and often have a strut brace fitted.
They'll also have an intercooler spray fitted around the undertray (WRX's don't), and a bigger undertray.
STI's also tend to have a higher pressure rad cap too - some with the STI logo on.
The STI's don't have the cat in the up pipe that the WRX's do - don't know how different this looks (if at all) mind.
All this can of course be retro-fitted to any WRX though, so as wisely stated above, the only real way is to do a vehicle check.
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