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06-14-2013, 03:16 PM | #57 |
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If you want an honest opinion, you aren't going to find a lot of difference between UEL and EL on this engine unless you're going above 400 whp. Its negligible at best. EL sounds more racier like a 4 cylinder does. UEL sounds like the WRX rumble that everyone loves, which I like a lot too.
For someone who wants to squeeze every ounce of HP out of their setup, EL is the way to go regardless of sound. If you want the best of both worlds, go UEL. EL's have catted options. UEL's are only catless due to the design. Just some things to consider when you make a header purchase. Just don't go Borla.... piece of junk. |
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And yea I dont have access to a full lift, so im gonna have to figure something out. Have a bit of time to ask around for options though. Wish I didnt, as I want my op/dp! But I dont mind the wait since im sure it will be worth it. |
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You don't need a lift to do any of this work, but it sure makes it easier. |
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Thanks. Now just need them to release it and will be good to go.
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Just put on the 2.5 exhaust. It's actually pretty loud lol (not riced out). But then again, I've never had an aftermarket exhaust. I'm going to order the down pipe soon. Just waiting on the headers for final release info and will probably go full nameless the neighbors will not be pleased when i wake up for work.
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So I will be purchasing a axleback. Just confused. ..the 4 inch is louder than the 5 inch? Are the tips the same size as the mufflers? The 2.5 are direct bolt ons but the 3 inch arent. Kind of lost
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4" refers to the length (IIRC...probably not diameter) of the muffler. A longer muffler will be quieter.
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4 inch is louder than 5 inch, (length). 2.5" and 3" both bolt to the stock mid pipe. I have the 3" Axleback and it uses a gasket to connect to it. I plan on getting a 3" downpipe and 3" midpipe to complete the setup with the Nameless turbo header.
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So I got my OP/DP combo a couple weeks ago but have been in and out of town so couldnt install it until now. For you guys who have this and have done it with jackstands, where did you jack the motor up at? As said before I am a complete novice at working on cars so will have a friend help me, and he wasnt sure since hes never been under a BRZ before, he just said not to use the oil pan. So where is the best point to jack the motor up at? And is it just an inch or two after you undo the passenger side motor mounts? Thanks.
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Leave everything loose and tighten with the motor back at regular height. Push the overripe upward while tighten to gain all the clearance you can to clear frame. |
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Thanks man. Have to say that sounds a kinda intimidating to someone without any experience. Jacking up under the exhaust manifold wont hurt anything? I assume thats what everyone is using as well?
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Anyone wanna chine im regarding doing this with out jackaing up the engine |
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