new to the wrx scene
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new to the wrx scene
hey everyone i just got a 2002 wrx wagon, im looking to take my time on this bad boy but i plan to go all out on it.
at this point im looking at the greddy evo exhaust, aem ram air intake, turbo xs utec stage one, a set of greddy gauges, and some sort or short shifter(possibly sti or kartboy). any body have any advice, suggestions, and/or critisisms please let me know.
later on i plan on upgrading to a ihi vf30 turbo, turbo xs top mount intercooler(i like my fog lights and dont want to get rid of them
), and hks electronic valve controller IV.
like i said before im new to the wrx scene along with what all needs to be done for turbos. if im missing anything or something lemme know
thanks
at this point im looking at the greddy evo exhaust, aem ram air intake, turbo xs utec stage one, a set of greddy gauges, and some sort or short shifter(possibly sti or kartboy). any body have any advice, suggestions, and/or critisisms please let me know.
later on i plan on upgrading to a ihi vf30 turbo, turbo xs top mount intercooler(i like my fog lights and dont want to get rid of them
), and hks electronic valve controller IV.like i said before im new to the wrx scene along with what all needs to be done for turbos. if im missing anything or something lemme know
thanks
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You can get an uppipe and a downpipe for roughly the same price as a catback. I recommend doing that first.
The UTEC is a very powerful tool in the right hands. You can also do a lot of damage with it if you don't know what you're doing.
You can do without the CAI.
The Kartboy shifter and bushing combo rocks.
The UTEC is a very powerful tool in the right hands. You can also do a lot of damage with it if you don't know what you're doing.
You can do without the CAI.
The Kartboy shifter and bushing combo rocks.
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Re: new to the wrx scene
Originally posted by methodical
hey everyone i just got a 2002 wrx wagon, im looking to take my time on this bad boy but i plan to go all out on it.
at this point im looking at the greddy evo exhaust, aem ram air intake, turbo xs utec stage one, a set of greddy gauges, and some sort or short shifter(possibly sti or kartboy). any body have any advice, suggestions, and/or critisisms please let me know.
later on i plan on upgrading to a ihi vf30 turbo, turbo xs top mount intercooler(i like my fog lights and dont want to get rid of them ), and hks electronic valve controller IV.
like i said before im new to the wrx scene along with what all needs to be done for turbos. if im missing anything or something lemme know
thanks
hey everyone i just got a 2002 wrx wagon, im looking to take my time on this bad boy but i plan to go all out on it.
at this point im looking at the greddy evo exhaust, aem ram air intake, turbo xs utec stage one, a set of greddy gauges, and some sort or short shifter(possibly sti or kartboy). any body have any advice, suggestions, and/or critisisms please let me know.
later on i plan on upgrading to a ihi vf30 turbo, turbo xs top mount intercooler(i like my fog lights and dont want to get rid of them
), and hks electronic valve controller IV.like i said before im new to the wrx scene along with what all needs to be done for turbos. if im missing anything or something lemme know
thanks
Just so you know you do not have to get rid of your fog lights if you decide to replace the factory intercooler with a front mount. There are kits now that allow you to keep them, so keep that in mind and ill try to find a site with one for you.
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