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Old 07-13-2004, 01:12 PM
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What mods are needed to make a WRX Wagon into the 12's?
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....turboback exhaust, uppipe,ECUtek or UTEC,IC hoses,and some nitrous should get you there...
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according to mark just some spray
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Do you want reliability or just a quick and easy NOS kit? If reliability is what your after, get ready to spend some money. Upgrade turbo (VF series, APS, etc), intercooler, fuel system, up-pipe, turbo back exhaust, ECUtek or UTEC for starters. Don't forget dyno time. If you could only see how many receipts I have in my WRX folder!
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Umm 16 psi full catless exhaust w/ uppipe and some form of engine management will get you there. Also a nice day and a good driver is already figured in the equation.
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i would say the above will average you low 13's, throw in an exhaust mani and you'll run high 12's. Mid 12's you'd probably want to do what mantra said and ditch the stock hamster wheel for a nicer turbo and fuel system. Just my opinion.
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Originally posted by Bone
according to mark just some spray
+ bolt ons, considering wagons are about a second slower 1/4 mile stock vs stock
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Originally posted by mantra1
Do you want reliability or just a quick and easy NOS kit? If reliability is what your after, get ready to spend some money. Upgrade turbo (VF series, APS, etc), intercooler, fuel system, up-pipe, turbo back exhaust, ECUtek or UTEC for starters. Don't forget dyno time. If you could only see how many receipts I have in my WRX folder!
and dont forget to pick the $4000 off your money tree before hand!

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Umm 16 psi full catless exhaust w/ uppipe and some form of engine management will get you there. Also a nice day and a good driver is already figured in the equation.
definately not. with that on a wagon, you will be running high 13s if your lucky.
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Originally posted by marksaccord95
+ bolt ons, considering wagons are about a second slower 1/4 mile stock vs stock
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