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Old 04-11-2014, 07:02 PM   #1
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Exclamation Need to get a Catback doughnut flange (Just the flange), but where???

Story is I have the TRD exhaust on my BRZ, but I want a 2.5" midpipe not the crummy under 2" midpipe thats on the stock TRD exhaust... So I went to the exhaust shop, and they don't want to modify the TINY TRD flange as seen here:



(stock is on the left, TRD on the right)



And I'm keeping my stock midpipe (not the TRD midpipe, the stock stock midpipe) so I don't want to cut the flange off that pipe.


Does ANYONE know where to get these flanges at for our cars??? I mean just the one part like this:



All the companies making aftermarket catbacks have to be getting these from somewhere for their exhausts, so SOMEONE must carry this in the correct size... (the one pictured is going from a 2.5" to a 2.25". I want 2.25" to 2.25" or maybe 2.25" to 2.5" if thats an option)
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Old 04-11-2014, 11:05 PM   #2
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Old 04-12-2014, 12:22 AM   #3
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Not finding anything on summit.
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I ran into this with another car about 7 years ago. I remember being able to find it on one website for roughly $45....so um yeah shot in the dark. Good luck.

It was for an Integra or RSX... Some honda site.
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Old 04-12-2014, 12:42 AM   #5
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Are we sure those bolt holes will match up?
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Screw it, I'll just order one and find out.
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The exhaust shop I went to for a custom mid pipe for my TRD had a flange in stock. The tech said it was for a Toyota truck. That's all the info I have. I suspect it is either from a V6 Tacoma or a RAV 4. Hope that helps narrow down your search. Once you get this done, you'll instantly notice an increase in pull from 5500 on up (even more so if you're running an aftermarket over pipe/front pipe).


Edit: @Kostamojen Have you decided what to use for a resonator?
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SOOO glad I didn't get the TRD exhaust after seeing this... why did they put a smaller midpipe on than stock?
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Edit: @Kostamojen Have you decided what to use for a resonator?
Vibrant Super Quiet resonator. Seems like its got the best reviews out there.
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SOOO glad I didn't get the TRD exhaust after seeing this... why did they put a smaller midpipe on than stock?
No idea. Glad I got mine used for cheap so it doesn't bother me about fixing this.
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SOOO glad I didn't get the TRD exhaust after seeing this... why did they put a smaller midpipe on than stock?
Someone posted a long while ago a few dynos that suggests the increased back pressure from the TRD midpipe, on the NA engine, increased midrange torque in the dip (where the stock car) needs it most. If going FI or hunting max HP (not under the curve) improvments swapping out for a new mid-pipe could be just the thing.
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Old 04-12-2014, 10:10 PM   #12
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Having been an NA Subaru guy for over ten years...

...the only way to fix the torque dip is to not try and fix it at all.
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