How To Install a Mishimoto WRX/STi Silicone Hose Kit
Over time, the hoses that are connected to the radiator will wear and tear. This is especially because they’re OEM hoses and are generally made of rubber. They can only do so much for...
Tagged: 2002 STi
Don’t Blow Off Torque Solution Tial Blow Off Valve Adapter w/ Plug STi
This article reaches out mostly to those who have a turbocharger, because a turbocharger isn’t your average car. The blowoff valve of turbochargers release air that’s compressed, which is essentially excess pressure. If there’s...
Prop Open Your Ride’s Hood/Trunk With the Seibon Carbon Fiber Hood-Trunk Prop
As a WRX/STi owner, you already know that it’s strongly recommended you replace OEM parts for aftermarket ones for significant increases in overall performance. Even those who don’t own a WRX/STi know that they...
How To Install a Mishimoto WRX/STi Thermostat
We all know what a thermostat is and what it does to our homes and buildings. But, what is an automobile thermostat and what can it do for a 2001+ Subaru Impreza WRX/STi? An...
How To Install a Mishimoto WRX/STi Performance Radiator
The radiator of your 2001-2007 Subaru Impreza WRX/STi plays a major role. As one can infer, it helps absorb heat to stabilize the engine. But what is technically done with it? As the absorbed...
Fill Your Oil To The Brim With a Mishimoto Limited Edition Subaru Oil Filler Cap STi
As car technology grows, new ways of modifying cars arise. This especially applies to Subaru WRX/STis. Car modifiers are gradually becoming more noticed in public. One popular type of modification that you may be...
How Big Is The Stock STi Exhaust?
From a consumer’s standpoint, you should know that you get what you pay for. You see a 55 in. flat screen Energy Saver 720p/1080p HD 3D TV for a grand at Best Buy. You’d...
What Is The Best STi Turbo Upgrade?
STis are known to emphasise on performance, endurance, and quality. Most performance car owners change out stock parts for aftermarket parts. Even performance car enthusiasts and experts would advise that performance cars get “aftermarketed.”...
