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      04-27-2024, 09:05 AM   #23
DrewNewM2
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Originally Posted by Kanrai View Post
Hard to say what I will do, but modding was not the primary reason I bought the car, but just like buying a house, after you live in it, you start to want to change things up for your own taste. So, I assume I will be doing something and I wish there was a tunner like Cobb having a control because it has been fun to have that on my STi.

What is more interesting to hear is how many of us have an M2 and STi…
I’ve had 3 STis continuously since 2007. All were modded and so far I had good luck with them but there’s always a risk. I think an M2, M3 or M4 is a natural progression from an STi especially if you like manual, “drivers cars” and like to modify factory forced induction cars. I always liked M3s, back to the E36 and newer turbos are impressive…600 whp with minor mods. Not many other cars with that potential and manual transmission.

It is too bad that ECU can’t be unlocked in the US so Cobb or similar could create a tuning solution. Maybe that will happen eventually. I will drive it stockish for a while(probably and other year or 2) and then do something.
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