Subaru Exhaust - Saxperience

jinx · 16th August 2009, 14:56

Would it be possible to fit a subaru backbox to a saxo?

frankie · 16th August 2009, 14:57

yes.....

bit of custom fabrication needed.

jinx · 16th August 2009, 14:58

Hummmmmmm, would it produce the same sort of sound

Ashleyp · 16th August 2009, 15:03

youd be a faggot for doing it though

jinx · 16th August 2009, 15:06

What makes you say that?

Power Flow make exhausts for every car, so you saying that cos i have one everyone else is a faggot?

Ashleyp · 16th August 2009, 15:07

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Originally Posted by jinx

What makes you say that?

Power Flow make exhausts for every car, so you saying that cos i have one everyone else is a faggot?

so you can then chill at macd and show off that youve got a subaru backbox on your car

backboxes are made for a reason, the size / dimensions etc are there to aid airflow of particular cars,

subaru's and saxo's are not the same car

frankie · 16th August 2009, 15:10

it wont make the same noise as the scooby, and the scooby as a special type of engine.

it will just sound dog mate.

a mate had one on his 106, wasnt to my liking.

jinx · 16th August 2009, 15:10

A bit stereo typical there. Just remember you have a saxo too. I just wanted a simple yes or no not a gang war.

And regarding same cars a Peugeot 106 and Citroen Saxo are different yet the same car.

jinx · 16th August 2009, 15:11

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Originally Posted by frankie

it wont make the same noise as the scooby, and the scooby as a special type of engine.

it will just sound dog mate.

a mate had one on his 106, wasnt to my liking.

Thank You

Ashleyp · 16th August 2009, 15:20

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Originally Posted by jinx

A bit stereo typical there. Just remember you have a saxo too. I just wanted a simple yes or no not a gang war.

And regarding same cars a Peugeot 106 and Citroen Saxo are different yet the same car.

hahaha, 106 and saxo are the same, so that means a scooby and a saxo are the same

my initial argument was fitting a subaru backbox to a saxo is pointless as its not designed for a saxo

and yes i do drive a saxo, i dont go around trying to fit parts from other cars to it in the hope that it becomes as good as that other car

jinx · 16th August 2009, 15:31

Who said anything about trying to make a saxo as good as a subaru?
I just asked if the back box would fit

"106 and saxo are the same, so that means a scooby and a saxo are the same"
"subaru's and saxo's are not the same car"

Make your mind up

What about inductions kits, the same air filter just different fittings? to different engines.

Wiper blades, different sizes but not each one for a different car

Even oil, this list goes on

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Im not some little spotty chav that thinks there Colin Mcrae and a hard core drug dealer.

Ashleyp · 16th August 2009, 15:35

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Originally Posted by jinx

Who said anything about trying to make a saxo as good as a subaru?
I just asked if the back box would fit

"106 and saxo are the same, so that means a scooby and a saxo are the same"
"subaru's and saxo's are not the same car"

Make your mind up

What about inductions kits, the same air filter just different fittings? to different engines.

Wiper blades, different sizes but not each one for a different car

Even oil, this list goes on

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Im not some little spotty chav that thinks there Colin Mcrae and a hard core drug dealer.

the quote regarding the saxo and subaru being the same was a joke. obviously your humour isnt very good

IDK's are different, exhaust systems create pressure and air flow in the best way possible to suit the engine in gaining as much HP as possible, where as an air filter is just to get as much air into the engine as possible whilst filtering out the crap in the air, regardless of engine, the induction kit has the same task, where as an exhaust has to be designed to suit the cars engine

and before you say it, the different models of IDK for different cars are due to connection to the TB

wiper blades again, are only there to move water on a window, regardless of size and fitment they do the same job

oil is something that should be used in accordance with your engine, not just anything that you pick up..

care to make any other statements you wish me to clarify?

jinx · 16th August 2009, 15:53

Its alot of bitching, considering all i wanted was a yes or no, not a lecture on exhaust pressure.

Thanks for your time all the same

de51_Hodgey · 16th August 2009, 16:16

i had a scooby back box on my car just for laughs tbh it was extremly loud and i mean EXTREMLY, but theres no real gains to havin it tbh cause of the back pressure iirc.

if you do want a laugh do it but you will be abused.
this was mine and btw i didnt buy the lexarse they was already on it lol.

sparky771 · 16th August 2009, 16:19

haha. if you go thru with it gety some pics up caz i wanna see what it wud look like have a huge scooby exhaust stickin out the back of a tiny frence hatchback haha. obv it wunt sound like a scooby (which sound like they misfirein haha Evos are a much better sound :Y

cas the scooby has a boxer engine the same as a VW bettle just abit more modern lol! good imagination tho mate lookin into different exhaust not followin the crowd gettin magnex or supersprint systems. :Y:

But to answer your question i guess you can make it fit with abit of fabrication and modification.

addyjj · 16th August 2009, 19:59

You can fit the subaru exhaust with a bit of work, best to take it to dealer like power flow or longlife. You wont get the sound thought as the scooby has a boxer engine.