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Old 02-05-2013, 06:44 PM   #29
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There's quite a few reasons why I am choosing Nameless for my full exhaust:

1) They share every detail about what they did with the exhaust and why
2) Quality and craftsmanship is outstanding. The Axleback is a piece of art. It is also very light as well.
3) Beautiful sound, many sound options too with a Hemholtz resonator as one, catted versus catless on the OP/DP.
4) Jason and Ryan are great to work with. They address any questions or concerns and give you honest recommendations based on your build.
5) They're very passionate about their work and extremely knowledgeable with many aspects of our cars and other Subaru's.
6) Nothing better than supporting a small exhaust shop built in the USA!
7) Watching their development threads and the R&D they do is very intriguing.

These are my reasons why I fully support Nameless and their products.
I second this. Just today, Jason emailed me asking if I had any questions for him. (I sent a couple questions last week about the axleback). Who takes their time to email someone a week later to see if they have anymore questions? No one. I was going back and forth between greddy sp and nameless. Nameless sealed the deal. Also, there's something to be said about them not putting their products on eBay. If you buy a nameless, you buy it FROM nameless, not an approved vendor or some foreigner on eBay.
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Old 02-05-2013, 10:43 PM   #30
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I've got the axleback along with the overpipe/downpipe/high flow cat combo (w/ helmholtz resonator). Love it.
Bit the bullet today on that exhaust setup like yours, quite expensive for all that goodness, just hope it was worth the money...
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Old 02-05-2013, 10:47 PM   #31
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I second this. Just today, Jason emailed me asking if I had any questions for him. (I sent a couple questions last week about the axleback). Who takes their time to email someone a week later to see if they have anymore questions? No one. I was going back and forth between greddy sp and nameless. Nameless sealed the deal. Also, there's something to be said about them not putting their products on eBay. If you buy a nameless, you buy it FROM nameless, not an approved vendor or some foreigner on eBay.
Yep I just had the same exact experience. Jason called me back after several emails over the weekend to explain everything about the 3" axleback and all my options. Great customer service and I cannot wait to get the product.
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Old 02-05-2013, 10:58 PM   #32
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Great customer service and I cannot wait to get the product.
All of you guys have made an awesome choice you won't regret. This exhaust is pure quality. I have had it for months and don't get tired of the sound. Just Sunday I had my wife drive my car while I drove hers and the car just sound stupidly good. I spent weeks researching exhausts before landing on Nameless. It is the BEST money I've spent so far on the car. It also feels freaking great to support a genuinely american company all the while getting unrivaled quality.
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Perrin CAI and UnResonated Catback. The intake does not screw around with the maf signal so you should be good running the combo without a tune.
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All of you guys have made an awesome choice you won't regret. This exhaust is pure quality. I have had it for months and don't get tired of the sound. Just Sunday I had my wife drive my car while I drove hers and the car just sound stupidly good. I spent weeks researching exhausts before landing on Nameless. It is the BEST money I've spent so far on the car. It also feels freaking great to support a genuinely american company all the while getting unrivaled quality.
That's great news to hear, I've been researching for the right exhaust for 2 months now while I saved the money... gotta say Ryan at Nameless sealed the purchase for me... Just can't wait to get it in and experience the effect first hand. 10 day turn around plus shipping is going to be hard, lol, price to pay for good quality craftsmanship I reckon!
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That's great news to hear, I've been researching for the right exhaust for 2 months now while I saved the money... gotta say Ryan at Nameless sealed the purchase for me... Just can't wait to get it in and experience the effect first hand. 10 day turn around plus shipping is going to be hard, lol, price to pay for good quality craftsmanship I reckon!
Yeah, the guys at Nameless know how to take care of the customers and go into detail on your plans for your car. Jason will even go into detail about testing they plan on doing or address any of your questions you might have. I'm purchasing the 3" Axleback most likely to begin with while they finish up testing on their Header + OP/DP combos and midpipe options till they find a suitable one that provides great gains.
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Old 02-05-2013, 11:43 PM   #36
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I got the injen intake and greddy evo 3 exhaust, the intake alone will give you that minor bogging issue until the ecu learns how to read it. Combined the two and I no longer have any issues. The evo3 exhaust has the best deep throaty sound and is loud but if you keep the silencers on then it is very quiet unless you WOT.
How long does it take for the ECU to read the intake? I just bought one and have yet to install it. Should I wait until I pick up an exhaust?

When are you planning on tuning the car?
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Old 02-06-2013, 12:04 AM   #37
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How long does it take for the ECU to read the intake? I just bought one and have yet to install it. Should I wait until I pick up an exhaust?

When are you planning on tuning the car?
For mines, it took approximately 80-100 miles of driving before the bogging went away. It is ok to use it with or without an aftermarket exhaust.

You might also notice the throttle gas pedal lagging a bit once you install that new intake. Its hard to explain but youll know what I mean once you give it a go. Again, ECU will adjust so youll be fine after a hundred miles.

As for tune, I dont know yet. Maybe once my warranty is over then ill make that decision, and by that time hopefully we will have a broader range of options to choose from.
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Perrin CAI had 0 driveability issues for me after startup. Highly recommend it. Sounds great, looks amazing, great design, and the power is there.
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