Irvine Subaru, South Coast Subaru, Suby Specialties, Speed Fatory, and a host of other shops will install after market parts for you... what do you have to install?

 

Dyanamic Autosports in Irvine

 

Hmmm, all that 'cept the Uppipe (which is a real PITA) is pretty simple to install. If I were you I'd only pay for the uppipe install... A cat back install alone shouldn't take much more then 30 minutes.

Franco, I've been to Dynamic before, I purchased my Turbo Timer from them, nice guys, most of them looked like kids though.

 

I think Dynamic Autosports is in Lake Forest... here's their number, 949-457-1234.

 

The funny thing is most of the people that have worked there end up working magizines. Like in import tuner with there power page features, everything is done at dynamic from the install to the dyno run.

 

Quite a few guys who've worked for Dynamic have gone on to contributing to the import mags. The owner, Eddie Kim and a bunch of the OG Dynamic guys, like Weyland Jung aka Mr. "Low Buck Brawler" w/the NOS 91 Integra were in a crew called Speedline. Michael Ferrara aka former TURBO Mag tech editor was in the crew too, so Dynamic still gets A LOT of free press in TURBO, Super Street, etc. They don't even have to run ads in the magazines anymore, since the shop gets mentione in the articles FOR FREE!!

Anyways, Dynamic and Eddie are cool I bought a few parts and had them installed on my old Integra back in the day. The installs are mostly handled by grunts/younger kids, but all in all, they do a good job.

Peace

CL

 

If you also looking for a more Suby specific shop I would recommend Suby Specialties in Monrovia. Talk to Sean or Steve
626-358-4235

They can get performance parts now as well but there work is top-notch.

 

how much do installs usually run for (up pipe, downpipe, catback)?

 

well to do up pipe they usually take the down pipe off so its not too much more for that

PM highspeed racer x for a quote

edit: he is near 710 and 91

 

Aerosim Research, in costa mesa, right near south coast.

steve rocks.

 

I always get my stuff from them...cool people.

 

Do it yourself. It might take a while for the uppipe, but the rest is cake. Plus, it'll be a learning experience.

Oh yeah, you should do the uppipe first. The downpipe has to come off when putting it in. You'll be able to get everything done at once, since it's pretty much all off of the car when putting the uppipe in.