2002 Subaru Outback Exhaust

Asked by tybigt1993 Apr 03, 2015 at 06:55 PM about the 2002 Subaru Outback Base Wagon

Question type: Car Customization

Looking to do a new exhaust on my Outback too quiet for my liking. So just curious as to
what options there are and having trouble finding whole exhaust systems wanting to get a
full system. So is there any other model that should have identical exhaust?

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Glass pack cut out old muffler replace with glasspack sounds and looks good

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Hmm, you really want to do this on a 2002 car? Maybe it would be appropriate on a WRX STI, but, on an Outback? I imagine your car is a 2.5-liter engine? What do you really expect to achieve? The only advantage here is that the new exhaust system will make your car breathe easier, but, the extra noise factor gets tiresome very quickly. Sounds cool at first, but, it gets annoying. Trust me, I had this on an old VW and you'll find out. My best advice is don't do it. It won't turn your car into a speed demon and why would you want that, it's a station wagon! If I were you and wanted a fast car, trade it in on a WRX STI. Good luck.

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