@ spazmatic... ah my apologies I forgot to add with its software mod. Apparently you can mod its software at subaru and it doesnt affect the warranty or guarantee on the car. My bad I dont proof read my posts
They not really big mods, you can get the TRD fiberglass kit from toyota (for weight and aero and the suspension braces) and later turbo charge it. You can change the car's tyres to 18" as well the car has been built to accomodate these upgrades. Perhaps fairly easily is an incorrect phrase but it wont be difficult to do it either. See the thing is you dont really have to change much like doing cutting and stuff to the body, toyota's chief engineer stated basically that he designed the car to a modified boy racer.
TRD achieved 230kW by installing a bi-turbo system, of course its easy for them to do it. As for us depends on how much you take home at the end of the month, but like most people you wont go and modify the car all at once I suppose, if you plan to buy it as a good looking toy. I plan to mod it slowly as I get bored over the years. LOL i will post here in a few years time to let you guys know how that worked out
Well you not going to get aftermarket parts so quickly its a new breed of car, its also limited so I wonder if you would get it? but its a toyota and a subaru so im sure you must. The car was launched this year so I dont think you would get thirdy party parts now.
I was speaking about decanting the exhaust with the dealership, they said its not a good idea. They said it would be better to leave the tail and just fit a completely different free flow system. Apparently its more sound to do it that way because of the design of the dual catalytic converters in this system.
I dont know about your point with turbo vs NA. Yes all cars must have CATs as its environmental law. I mean yes you can mod a turbo fairly easily because the system is already in place, but you wont get much more of a boost before you bottleneck the system, or end up with a lag so big its like there is no turbo, then you will have to do some massive mods there after to take it further than it is. A NA car on the other can still be supercharged/turbo charged. Though the costs will be more on the NA car I think. Dont forget the M3 in terms of tracks times and records has never lost to its turbo charged/supercharged competitors. Anyways this is personal preference, so im not going to argue turbo vs NA any further