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id agree with the above. only performance mods on mine include the perrin inlet tube to remove the cabin sound tube, perrin drop in, and the OFT. best increase in performance per dollar spent. while the first two upgrades were minimal in feel, the OTS tune already loaded on the device was a noticeable difference over stock with improved drive-ability around town. i dont have dyno sheets nor quarter mile times to prove but i am satisfied with my investment.
other mods on my car are cosmetic. shorty antenna, clear sides, leds lights inside & out, perrin muffler caps and a rear diffusor. for 250 bux the final two help fill out the rear end. ive got my eye on valenti's tails but im in no rush as ive funneled about 500 per month into upgrades since owning the vehicle. |
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I'm going to have to do some serious thinking. I do not like the stock audio experience at all. As others have stated, the more I drive the car, the more I'll notice what my personal preference tells me it needs. For the past couple days, it's been screaming at me SPEAKERS. The interior was screaming at me before I even bought the car though, so the black trim pieces are a must. Maybe I'll just get the black trim, and the intake/filter/delete, and put away the rest towards a sound system. Then later, wheel spacers and clear sidemarkers, and eventually tires. |
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What is your monthly disposable income situation like, after you've accounted for car payments, insurance, gas, and other regular maintenance items for the car? If you are barely breaking even, then save it for car payments. I don't know about you, but my car mod budget is month to month, and every month I don't spend anything means it carries over to the next... or I just use it on something else, or save the money, or invest it. My budget is large or small depending on how long/short I wish to save up for. -alex |
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Ever notice how the door speakers cut low range when they're about to distort? |
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After mortgage, utilities, hoa, car, insurance, gas, and groceries, I have $625 a month disposable. I'm currently in a contract to hire position that is up in 2 months and I already know I'm getting the job, and my wife is waiting on her work documents. Our income is going to increase significantly over the next months. I'm really not stretching myself terribly thin as it is. |
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Street car- crawford Billet Power blocks, drop in filter, front and rear lip
Track car: New Tires and Open Flash Tablet
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http://www.integrityconcepts.net/subaru.html Do you have a sub, amp, and headunit you'd recommend? Do you think a 8" would suffice or would you go with 10"? |
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The first things I did were OFT then transmission fluids to Motul.
I have not once had buyers remorse from spending 500 on the stage 1 tune. I'm on stage 2 now and I don't know if I can go back to the stock tune. Now I'm looking into suspension parts (lowering springs, camber bolts, spacers) as well as driveline parts like mtec springs. Honestly 700 is a lot to play with and whichever route you go whether it's aesthetics, power, suspension I'm sure you'll love the result. That's the beauty of this car |
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Head Units- pioneer all the way. I forgot what DIN units fit best, so do some searching through google.. here's a good one to get you started http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37534 |
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Think I'm leaning towards black interior trim, intake/filter/delete, and OFT. Sounds like the most bang for the buck right now.
Then start saving/researching for a good sound system down the road. |
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Don't forget to adjust your clutch pedal/remove return spring if you're not happy with the mushy, vague feel and weird clutch biting point of your pedal. Those mods are free. |
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Why put heavy speakers to make noise, when you can install a lighter and great sounding exhaust
. I never have my radio on anymore .
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Oh geez... how in the hell do I do that? Never mind, I'll youtube it. I was just getting used to it too.
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http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8040
google is your friend mate, just type in what you want followed by the following code- site:ft86club.com Speakers don't necessarily have to be heavy to be of good quality. Some people dd their cars/sit in traffic for hours/enjoy listening to music as well as their vehicle |
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