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Extractors for ej20t ?

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liam66 Officially Full-On Dubber

260 posts · joined Oct 2005 ·

#658889
Can anyone recomend a set of matched length extractors for a wrx motor?
There's plenty of stainless ones on ebay- but they look like they'd hang pretty low...so all that nice polished, tig welded stainless won't look great with rock rash.

I dont want to be modifying an expensive set if they could be scratch built better....

X-I-TED Commited Dubber

55 posts · joined May 2008 ·

#659226
have you looked at outfront motorsports
are the thousands n thousands of splits really rare???

liam66 Officially Full-On Dubber

260 posts · joined Oct 2005 ·

#659258
Strange you should mention that, just ordered their exhaust. Moves the turbo to the belt end (front , or rear in my case) of the motor. Grapped the reversed water jacket and polished inlet at the same time.
Not stainless, but is jet hot coated.

ratbug aka toddy101

439 posts · joined Jan 2003 ·

#659283
I ended up making mine myself. All stainless... shorter than the shortened sump. Not equal length, I want the EJ20 growl!



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liam66 Officially Full-On Dubber

260 posts · joined Oct 2005 ·

#659673
I went with outfront as they moved the turbo to the belt side of the motor (hanging out in the breeze). probably not the best desicion but it'll look cool.

reub VWRX is gone...

2,054 posts · joined Sep 2002 ·

#659685
Question whilst on the subject of extractors as I'm looking into them... What is the difference between pre 02 and post 02 EJ20's? They all appear the same??
Reub

1303Steve Scirocco Rare

8,650 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#659750
Hi

From what I've read some of the quickest rexies still use stock headers, all of the after market ones Ive seen appear to be very low.

I'm going to give mine a a bit of port job, there seems to be a step where it meets the heads.

Steve