Fitment Info: This exhaust fits 2015 - 2021 Subaru WRX and 2015 - 2021 Subaru STI (excluding 2019 STI and 2018 STI R/A). It only works with an OEM or OE fitment mid - pipe, not with SPT exhaust or other aftermarket systems. Features: The Nameless Performance Axleback Exhaust is a perfect choice for a quick sound and look upgrade. It replaces two 13.5lb restrictive factory mufflers with mandrel - bent, TIG - welded, T304 stainless steel pipes and configurable tailpipe tips. With 4 - inch Polished Double - Walled Tips, it reduces weight and removes exhaust restrictions from the OEM muffler, offering the loudest axle - back exhaust option. Factory fit laser - cut flanges and 2 - inch dual piping have the same flow as a 3' single straight pipe, boosting high - end horsepower and adding about 10hp/11ft lb of low - end torque at the wheels. You can easily upgrade to a full catback exhaust later by buying the Nameless 3' Midpipe. Nameless Performance parts fit directly with factory exhaust components and are easy to install. Details: Muffler Type: Muffler Delete; Exhaust Tips Size: 4' inch; Exhaust Tip Style: Double Wall; Exhaust Tip Color: Polished; Staggered and Quad Exit; Laser - cut flanges; T304 Stainless Steel Piping; Mandrel - bent and TIG - welded; Direct factory fit to OEM mid pipe; Factory OEM style exhaust hanger rod construction; Includes full hardware kit and Installation Guide. California Prop 65 Warning: Operating, servicing and maintaining your vehicle can expose you to harmful chemicals. Minimize exposure by avoiding breathing exhaust, idling only when necessary, servicing in a well - ventilated area, and washing hands or wearing gloves often. More info at www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
Using the Nameless Muffler Delete Exhaust is straightforward. First, make sure your vehicle is a 2015 - 2021 Subaru WRX or a 2015 - 2021 Subaru STI (not the 2019 STI or 2018 STI R/A), and that it has an OEM or OE fitment mid - pipe. Then, follow the included installation guide and use the full hardware kit provided. When installing, ensure all connections are tight. As for maintenance, regularly check the exhaust for any signs of damage or loose parts. If you notice any rattling or unusual noises, it might be a sign that something needs to be tightened or fixed. Also, keep in mind the California Prop 65 Warning. Avoid breathing the exhaust as much as possible, don't let the engine idle for long periods unless necessary, service your vehicle in a well - ventilated area, and wash your hands or wear gloves when working on it.
