2023 3.3 Stinger Exaust and intake

[IM2SLOW]

I can not find anything that says the 2021 or 2022 parts fit on the 2023 does anyone know? Only confirmation I have is from Burger Motorsports that my JB4 and Fuel-it will transfer over.

 

[StingerMG]

Even though I have an 2022 GT2, I'm pretty sure the 2023s are the same as 2022s. I believe the only significant changes are that the 2022s and 2023s have a factory active exhaust (which I ditched) and an updated infotainment.

 

[IM2SLOW]

Even though I have an 2022 GT2, I'm pretty sure the 2023s are the same as 2022s. I believe the only significant changes are that the 2022s and 2023s have a factory active exhaust (which I ditched) and an updated infotainment.

Thanks that’s what I thought now to decide what to get went from a base 2018 RWD GT to fully loaded AWD GT2. I’m so excited. Never needed AWD till now moved to a area with snow

 

[Rodtheviking]

I want to say RWD exhaust and AWD exhaust are different.

 

[StingerMG]

I want to say RWD exhaust and AWD exhaust are different.

You're correct

 

[Daniel @ K8 Stinger Store]

Many parts will transfer over. We regularly update our listings to display the model years applicable for each part. You can always use our parts at www.K8StingerStore.com to cross reference any information needed.

 

[wcbjr]

You're correct

I wonder just how different. k8stingerstore doesn't have an AWD/RWD option for their MBRP AEV exhaust.

I'd link it, but I can't yet.

 

[bfglitch]

I wonder just how different. k8stingerstore doesn't have an AWD/RWD option for their MBRP AEV exhaust.

I'd link it, but I can't yet.

If I recall, it doesn't matter if you're AWD or RWD, the catback exhaust is the same for both. It's only different for the secondary downpipes (maybe the primaries as well but I'm not sure). If you check pretty much any listing for catback exhausts, none of them have selections for AWD or RWD. This is due to the transfer case closer to the front of the car.

 

[StingerMG]

I wonder just how different. k8stingerstore doesn't have an AWD/RWD option for their MBRP AEV exhaust.

I'd link it, but I can't yet.

I apologize, I was thinking of secondary downpipes. AWD or RWD doesn't matter for catbacks. For secondary downpipes, the AWD and RWD have different mounting points.

 

[IM2SLOW]

I was thinking doing no secondary cat with straight pipe back then use the active exhaust valve to make it straight pipe with primary cat when in sport mode.

 

[IM2SLOW]

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