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Old 11-10-2003, 05:36 PM
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Thanks Dave.

Nice & quiet, but everybit as much power as any other.

Check out Turbo Magazine's review of different WRX exhausts.
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Old 11-10-2003, 09:54 PM
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Originally posted by gpatmac
Thanks Dave.

Nice & quiet, but everybit as much power as any other.

Check out Turbo Magazine's review of different WRX exhausts.
That exhaust is definitely the way to go as is supporting the group. We will always go through parts and others can use em. Helps us all upgrade when the time is right. Cant beat the price either. Heck saved about $500 on my HKS exhaust/dp. Mahalo again hslin!
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Originally posted by HaYnGaMeShOoTeR
i know cat back would be much cheaper the axel back rite?


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Old 11-11-2003, 01:26 PM
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i'm selling my Blitz Nur Spec axleback soon 300obo.
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Old 11-11-2003, 02:50 PM
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dude, get Pat's Greddy cat-back. You'll free up more power with cat-back, and then all you'd need to get later is a downpipe to have a complete turbo-back exhaust.
an axle-back is a waste of money In My Opinion.

Make him an Offer on his exhaust, go look at it.
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Old 11-11-2003, 03:04 PM
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Only thing is, I'm gone until the 18th to the big island.

If someone wouldn't mind giving me a hand, if he's interested, Sean or Dan, you could bring him up here to look.

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Old 11-11-2003, 03:43 PM
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good diagram for newbs ^^ thumbs up
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Originally posted by Nolimit
dude, get Pat's Greddy cat-back. You'll free up more power with cat-back, and then all you'd need to get later is a downpipe to have a complete turbo-back exhaust.
an axle-back is a waste of money In My Opinion.

Make him an Offer on his exhaust, go look at it.
axlebacks aren't a complete waste of money. if you want to stay relatively stock with a not too loud exhaust system, then the Nur Spec axleback is worth it. if you're on the cheap side, you could always get a midpipe put in for the axleback. Thats all a catback is anyway.
he initially was interested in a Nur Spec, i have one for sale. plus, pat's catback is a Greddy Evo, its a quiet catback, the Nur Spec is a loud system. let him get what he wants for his gf.
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Sorry to stray OT here, but I see how nice you guys are to noob questions.

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When you say midpipe, I think you are referring to the section with the resonator, but the diagram refers to the second section after the turbo as the midpipe, or "Rear Exhaust Pipe".

Okay, so getting to the question... If I buy an aftermarket downpipe and a catback exhaust, will the downpipe bolt directly to the catback, or is it necessary to get a mid-pipe to complete the turbo-back exhaust?
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Yes,

provided the downpipe and cat-back are both USDM or both JDM. You can't use a JDM downpipe with a USDM cat-back without modification.

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