OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit - Subaru 2022-2026 WRX
OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit - Subaru 2022-2026 WRX
OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit - Subaru 2022-2026 WRX
OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit - Subaru 2022-2026 WRX
OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit - Subaru 2022-2026 WRX
OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit - Subaru 2022-2026 WRX
OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit - Subaru 2022-2026 WRX
OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit - Subaru 2022-2026 WRX

OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit - Subaru 2022-2026 WRX

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The OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit replaces the factory post MAF plumbing on the 2022-2026 WRX with a molded ABS elbow and two 5-ply silicone couplers. The stock airbox and MAF sensor housing stay put, so nothing about your tune changes.

Pull the factory pipe out and look down the inside of it. Two stretches of corrugation and a row of resonator pockets sit directly in the path of everything your turbo is trying to pull.

Subaru built that pipe to do two jobs well. The corrugation lets it flex into place during assembly, and the pockets quiet the intake down to something the average driver never notices. Both work as intended, and both come at the cost of a clean path from the airbox to the turbo inlet. The OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe Kit is built for the 2022-2026 WRX and takes the other side of that trade.

Why Make the Swap?

Going from the factory pipe to a smooth ABS elbow and stepped silicone couplers cleans up the whole run between the airbox and the turbo:

  • Uninterrupted path, no corrugation
  • No resonator pockets in the stream
  • Larger, consistent radius through the bends, smoother flow
  • Couplers that hold their shape under vacuum
  • Stock airbox and MAF retained, no tune

Features:

  • Molded ABS elbow, heat resistant, smooth interior wall and an OEM-plus exterior finish with OVERTAKE branding
  • Two 5-ply silicone couplers, steel wire reinforced so they will not collapse or deform under heavy vacuum
  • Stepped coupler design smooths the transition between each segment of the run
  • Matte black powder coated stainless steel bracket that picks up the factory mounting point on the lower frame rail
  • Stainless steel hose clamps included, 20 to 30 minute install with hand tools
  • Retains the federally mandated hydrocarbon filter element in the 2022+ airbox

The Details:

Factory intake plumbing gets designed around assembly line reality and noise targets before it gets designed around airflow. On the VB WRX that means two large corrugated sections so the pipe can flex into position on the line, plus several resonator pockets tuned to keep intake noise out of the cabin. Both features do exactly what Subaru asked of them, and both put obstructions in the path between the airbox and the turbo inlet, with bends abrupt enough to act as choke points on top of that. OVERTAKE went the other direction with a single molded ABS elbow running a consistent radius and a smooth interior wall, joined at each end by a stepped 5-ply silicone coupler that carries the flex the corrugation used to provide. The stainless bracket picks up the factory mounting point on the lower frame rail, so the pipe is supported where Subaru intended rather than riding on the couplers. Expect more intake noise than stock once the pockets are gone, and budget 20 to 30 minutes for the job.

What's In The Box:

  • 1 OVERTAKE Post MAF Pipe
  • 1 Airbox Coupler
  • 1 Inlet Coupler
  • 1 Mounting Bracket
  • 4 Hose Clamps
  • 2 Mounting Bolts
  • Replaces OEM Subaru PN 46011VC000 and 46013VC010

Applications:

  • 2022-2026 Subaru WRX
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Paul Pendley
Very Nice Intake

I'm keeping the stock airbox but I still wanted something that flowed a bit better. This intake is nice because it's aftermarket, but stealth. And you don't need a tune. Granted, this isn't a big power mod, but it's not designed to be. It's for improving efficiency, to the max possible without resorting to a full intake that needs a tune. I suspect I could get a tune that would take full advantage of the intake, but I'm not ready to void my warranty yet.

Install isn't bad at all. Everything lines up perfectly. Watch the install video first to make sure you put it in the right hole. The mounting bolt, that is. (It goes in the bottom hole. Ask me how I know). I have the intake installed to a Perrin Turbo inlet so I did not need the lower pipe. I may try to repurpose it. Somehow. The intake fits the Perrin part perfectly. You do get more turbo sounds, higher in the RMP band. I know this because it startled the **** out of me when it happened. A dedicated intake will be louder, but this is a nice option. Great job, guys!