stealthback? vs turboback?
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Originally posted by my2003wrx
I believe the stealthback uses the stock muffler whereas a turboback includes a catback.
I may be wrong though.
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I believe the stealthback uses the stock muffler whereas a turboback includes a catback.
I may be wrong though.
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You're correct! that's what makes it "stealth" and hard for the blue to notice. Both are about the same in power because the only difference is the axleback. it also depends on whether or not you find a stealthback with 2.5" or 3" tubing.
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Originally posted by my2003wrx
Probably a little more torque though right?
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Probably a little more torque though right?
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You'll loose low end torque but will gain high end torque. It's a fine line but noticeable.
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Originally posted by Sisqocqk
Yes and No
You'll loose low end torque but will gain high end torque. It's a fine line but noticeable.
Yes and No
You'll loose low end torque but will gain high end torque. It's a fine line but noticeable.
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Similar to my plan except I am having a local shop bend most of the exhaust for me. I do however need the piece made by APS that attaches to the turbo and connect to a downpipe. Anyone know where to get one?
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