Exhaust and other mods removed from MY97 wrx wagon
13 January 2004, 11:03 AM
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Well I've putting my MY97 WRX wagon back to standard for trading in to the dealers, so these mods are now for sale:
Scooby Mania 3" De-cat Downpipe £100
Custom made powerflow stainless 3" cat-back system ( 1 piece, additional silencer to make it quieter than other 3" systems ) £200
Forge Recirc Dump Valve ( only suitable for MY97/98 ) £50
Blitz Dual Turbo Timer with digital Boost gauge ( old style ) complete with box with fitting instructions £70
Blitz LM Cone air Filter ( paper filter not mesh ) in original box as I took it off after 1 day ( didn't like the induction noise ) £30
MRT Anti Lift Kit £50
Scooby Mania 3" De-cat Downpipe £100
Custom made powerflow stainless 3" cat-back system ( 1 piece, additional silencer to make it quieter than other 3" systems ) £200
Forge Recirc Dump Valve ( only suitable for MY97/98 ) £50
Blitz Dual Turbo Timer with digital Boost gauge ( old style ) complete with box with fitting instructions £70
Blitz LM Cone air Filter ( paper filter not mesh ) in original box as I took it off after 1 day ( didn't like the induction noise ) £30
MRT Anti Lift Kit £50
13 January 2004, 11:51 AM
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Hi
Does the downpipe have a standard flange, to joint to a standard centre section?
Does it also have two holes in it for the sensors or just one for the lamda sensor - UK spec?
cheers
Does the downpipe have a standard flange, to joint to a standard centre section?
Does it also have two holes in it for the sensors or just one for the lamda sensor - UK spec?
cheers
13 January 2004, 12:14 PM
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I believe that the downpipe will mate to a standard center, the bolt holes are in the right place, but the flange is flat rather than bulged like the standard downpipe, also I think the sudden step down in pipe size would do terrible things to gas flow.
In short I think it will fit, but unless your planning to upgrade the rest of your system to 3", it would be far from the best performing solution
It has two threaded holes, One for Lamda, other currently blanked off with a bolt for second lamda or EGT sensor
[Edited by KevinH - 1/13/2004 12:23:59 PM]
[Edited by KevinH - 1/13/2004 12:24:42 PM]
In short I think it will fit, but unless your planning to upgrade the rest of your system to 3", it would be far from the best performing solution
It has two threaded holes, One for Lamda, other currently blanked off with a bolt for second lamda or EGT sensor
[Edited by KevinH - 1/13/2004 12:23:59 PM]
[Edited by KevinH - 1/13/2004 12:24:42 PM]
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