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Old 03 July 2011 | 10:16 AM
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iv got an 'x'reg subaru wrx bugeye, and started loosing power, sounds like its the exhaust near the turbo. took it to a garage and the guy said its the "riser" pipe from the manifold to the turbo. i need a new pipe and gaskets to fit. iv looked on ebay and theres nothing that comes up when i type in "riser" pipe!!! would it be called something else? and where can i get one and how much is the parts likely to cost? cheers johnski.
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Up pipe?!

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http://www.eclipseracing.co.uk/product.asp?id=1008
Old 03 July 2011 | 10:45 AM
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Sounds like the cat had started to break up. A decatted one will improve spool up.
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the up pipe. ok cheers.
im looking at getting a bigger exhaust streight thru and de-cat it, maybe hayward and scott?
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yep H+S are good stuff
Old 03 July 2011 | 11:52 AM
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iv just had a look on ebay for an up pipe from manifold to turbo. and they call them up pipe de-cat? is that the same pipe as i need? theres only certain ones like" 93-03 models, so i guess that will fit my wrx 'x' reg?
need some advice because im not sure im gonna buy the right thing.
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Originally Posted by johnski
iv just had a look on ebay for an up pipe from manifold to turbo. and they call them up pipe de-cat? is that the same pipe as i need? theres only certain ones like" 93-03 models, so i guess that will fit my wrx 'x' reg?
need some advice because im not sure im gonna buy the right thing.
cheers
can you post the ebay link for us please
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cheers mate

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/93-06-SUBA...item5d2c51e5fd
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for big-sinky!!!!!!!!!
cheers for posting that link showing an up pipe hayward and scott. im sure thats the part i need. replacing that( only because mines broke) ...will it up the horse power? ir will it just take it to back to the same power it was before the valve in the up pipe went?
cheers johnski
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Originally Posted by johnski
Don't try fit this up pipe is too big and oversized,this up pipe will not help at all spool and power.

Personally i would go for Harvey upipe or as above H&S(Hayward and Scott) up pipe.


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