Would this benefit a 2013 WRX Limited Hatch?
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Yes, you will notice a benefit in fuel mileage and a small benefit in performance. I've used K&N filters on every car I've owned for the last 20 yrs! You can't beat the price on Amazon for a drop-in filter.
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Depends on what benefits you are looking for. It will sound really nice in your car. You will be able to hear the turbo "whoosh" a lot louder. Make sure you take the air box silencer off if it has one :) Performance wise, you won't really see a significant difference with out a tune, and even with a tune, intakes don't provide much performance boosts. I have this in my Legacy GT and I bought it for the sound and I needed to replace the stock paper one haha. Hope this helps!
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Yes, you will notice a benefit in fuel mileage and a small benefit in performance. I've used K&N; filters on every car I've owned for the last 20 yrs! You can't beat the price on Amazon for a drop-in filter.
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Hi Carl. I bought this for my 2014 WRX. The bag has the plastic clips that come on lugage to keep it in the collapsed position. There are loops at the top corners that could have a hook attached to it. Let me know if there is any other questions or it you want a better picture.
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That's a question in need of a lot of definition. If you have a bad coil, or indeed no coil at all, then yes, this will make a huge difference. Night and day. if you're already running a full on crank triggered dual distributor race setup from a top fuel dragster, then this will be a step backwards. For the purposes of expediency I will assume you're running a more or less stock ignition setup on a more or less stock engine. Assuming your stock components are in good working order, then the answer is maybe. A good stock coil is not excessively lacking in voltage, but a hotter spark (within reason) generally doesn't hurt. I had a bad coil, and figured I'd spend the extra couple dollars and get the really cool sticker, because as we all know, the stickers are what really add the power. I figure mine brought me at least 25 at the wheels. All joking aside, adding this to a completely stock setup will not give you noticeable gains, unless your old one was bad. Invest in some good wires, good plugs, make sure those plugs are properly gapped and you have good electrical grounds to the body, and you might notice a few small things. With the things I listed I ended up getting better idle quality, and small (2-3%) gains in mileage, maybe slightly better off the line performance. Nothing really worth dumping a bunch of money into. For most folks, and most cars of this age, a good tune up and making sure everything is in spec is going to make much more of a difference. If you've already done that, and have the cash to burn, give it a try. It's not worse than stock. Then, put the sticker on and start blowing by Porsches.
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Yes it will. Check SMY Perfomance's page to make sure for yourself: http://www.smyperformance.com/index.php/2008-2014-sti/interior/smy-dual-gauge-pod-2008-2014-wrx-sti-2009-2013-subaru-forester.htmlMake sure when you get it to check the pod housings and see if they are cracked. Mine wasn't but a lot of them have been known to break in transit.
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My Mazda CX5 has a "spoiler" on the top of rear hatch. The rack does not interfere. Look at a Mazda CX5 and see if yours is the same. Or go to Thule.com
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Idk man, but for the money i do think its worth a try. Look it and see if its common with your car..
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I have a 2014 wrx, I believe the 2010+ WRX and STI are the same in term if dimensions. I think they should fit.
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I don't know off hand. I would look on the Subaru web site and look at info there. I love it BTW!
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On my 2011 Prius, this rack paired with the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch allowed the hatch to clear the rack without tipping down the rack. The rack has a tip down feature to allow access to the hatch if it hadn't cleared, but the ability to open the hatch without moving the rack is a nice feature for Prius owners. It is close enough that manufacturing variation, or a different hitch, might make this not clear. BTW, my mechanic charged me 30 minutes labor to install the hitch.
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From my recent experience, my 2014 challenger needed it, it may be different for yours! I just figured out last nite that mine needed it. And now I have no issues. So to be on the safe side get it.
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Yes but you want to use a shorter cargo box. I have a Thule, but it is long and skinny. It will push the antenna down at the back, but seems to survive. However when my wife forgot she opened the hatch and it sheered off the wiper fluid sprayer. So if you haven't already got a box then get a stubby one.
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I have a 2014 WRX and it fits perfect. 2014 WRX/STX is the same body (except for wing) as far as I can tell.
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I'm sure it will as long as you order the rite one for your year. I'd call Cobb. They were super friendly and helpful with my questions. It did wonders for my 2010 sti. Gotta get an air intake though! Big difference!
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I think this would work on any vehicle that has a hatchback. My friends borrowed it and they have a Nissan Rogue. It worked great for them.
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We have an automatic rear hatch, so unfortunately, I do not know the answer to your question. Sorry!
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Don't know the answer since my car has it already but their website gives a complete list of what it can do
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It should. We have a Toyota Sienna and a Subaru Forrester. It works with both. There are metal hooks: two for the top of the door and two for the bottom. The straps are adjustable. So it should work with any car with a hatch:)