Perrin Downpipe- '02-'07 Wrx/sti- Front Section on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
I have a brand new Perrin Downpipe (forward section/shorty) for an '02-'07 WRX or STi.
The box has been opened so I could inspect the downpipe and take photos. Other than that, the downpipe has been sitting on a shelf.
This downpipe is full stainless steel with a high flow catalytic converter.
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