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Kevin M · 2005-05-11, 02:40 PM

If it's the type that starts below the O2 housing (hopefully) then you don't need t replace the donut gasket. The one at the downstream end of the downpipe does need to be replaced though.

I'm not sure how necessary a Walbro is on stock fuel and stock turbo. You'd probably be okay, but then again a fuel pump is good insurance. See what the techies on Evom.net think.

As far as I know, an MBC is fine on the Evo, because it doesn't have the PTFB lean condition issues Subaru does.

2005-05-11, 02:40 PM	#58
Kevin M EJ22T Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Reno Posts: 9,445 Car: '93/'01 GF6, mostly red Class: 19 FP	If it's the type that starts below the O2 housing (hopefully) then you don't need t replace the donut gasket. The one at the downstream end of the downpipe does need to be replaced though. I'm not sure how necessary a Walbro is on stock fuel and stock turbo. You'd probably be okay, but then again a fuel pump is good insurance. See what the techies on Evom.net think. As far as I know, an MBC is fine on the Evo, because it doesn't have the PTFB lean condition issues Subaru does. __________________ FWD is the new AWD