Introduction
With the availability of exhaust systems in the aftermarket world, the Subaru BRZ is quite the contender in the aftermarket community. In this write up, we will show the install of a Tomei Titanium front pipe on our Subaru BRZ. This write up will also work on a Scion FR-S and also for any other brands of front pipes.
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Initially, before starting on any project on the front of the car, you would want to get it in the air. Supported by Jack stands.
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There are various bolts on the back under tray that need to be taken off with a 10mm socket
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There are 11 Bolts that have to be taken off to remove the black under tray.
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After getting the rear under tray off, its time to move on to the front under tray.
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Theres 7 black clips that require a flat head to pop out. Be careful not to break the head on these. Once they pop out, just pull them out of the hole.
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After the Clips are out, go ahead and use the 10mm socket to get the bolts out. There should be (8) 10 mm head bolts holding up the under tray.
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Once those bolts are taken out, the under tray will drop. Be careful not to damage the tray as it is a key item in the undercarriage of the vehicle.
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First step is to unbolt the nuts from the front pipe that connects to the cat back part of the exhaust. Keep these, as they will be reused later on.
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Caution, depending on your region's weather condition, oxidation must make it difficult to remove nuts.
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Using a 14mm wrench, remove the two nuts holding the frontpipe to the overpipe.
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Utilizing a 14mm wrench, remove the bolt supporting the front pipe to the transmission mounting bracket.
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Open the Tomei box and check for all parts.
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Install the 2 bolt gasket that goes in between front pipe and overpipe.
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Depending on the weather conditions of your region, rust may have resulted on the overpipe studs, threads may be need to be cleaned.
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The Front pipe gets rid of the secondary cat. Be sure to enjoy the exhaust note and be careful when you're enjoying it.
The Front pipe gets rid of the secondary cat. Be sure to enjoy the exhaust note and be careful when you're enjoying it.
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