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Fitment Information: This exhaust donut gasket fits a range of Subaru models. It's a perfect match for the 2002 - 2025 WRX, 2004 - 2021 STI, 2005 - 2009 Legacy GT, 2004 - 2022 Forester, and 2005 - 2022 Outback. Features: This OEM 'donut' style exhaust gasket is designed to fit between the lower downpipe and midpipe of the stock exhaust system in Subaru WRX or STI vehicles. It's a must - have if your gasket gets lost or damaged during installation, or if you just want to install a new one as a precaution. While many aftermarket exhaust systems use flat - style gaskets, the Cobb Tuning and Borla exhaust systems need this stock 'donut' gasket. It's also required when using a downpipe adapter with a 3 - inch flat flange downpipe. Warranty Disclaimer: Subaru of America only warranties parts installed on a car with a matching VIN to that part. California Prop 65 Warning: Operating, servicing, and maintaining a vehicle can expose you to harmful chemicals like engine exhaust, carbon monoxide, phthalates, and lead, which can cause cancer and birth defects. To reduce exposure, avoid breathing exhaust, idle the engine only when necessary, service your vehicle in a well - ventilated area, and wear gloves or wash your hands often when working on your vehicle. For more info, visit www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
Using the Subaru OEM exhaust donut gasket is straightforward. First, make sure your vehicle is one of the compatible models: WRX (2002 - 2025), STI (2004 - 2021), Legacy GT (2005 - 2009), Forester (2004 - 2022), or Outback (2005 - 2022). When installing, place it between the lower downpipe and midpipe of your stock exhaust system. If you're using Cobb Tuning or Borla exhaust systems, keep this 'donut' gasket as required. Also, if you have a downpipe adapter with a 3 - inch flat flange downpipe, this gasket is essential. Here are some important notes. Subaru will only warranty this part if it's installed on a car with a matching VIN. And regarding the California Prop 65 warning, be careful when operating or servicing your vehicle. Avoid breathing in the exhaust fumes, don't let the engine idle for no reason, work in a well - ventilated area, and wash your hands often or wear gloves. For maintenance, check the gasket regularly for signs of damage or wear. If it looks worn out or damaged, replace it promptly to keep your exhaust system working well.
