Well..as some of you may know, I've sold my car and bought a 2004 STi. Just a couple of pictures. Comments welcome.

TurboXS turboback exhaust
Perrin Light weight Crank Pulley
Kartboy Short throw shifter
17x8 Rota SVN
Autometer Nexus Series Boost Gauge
Whiteline Steering rack bushing
TiC Unabombers Sexy Rear-end
K&N Short intake
Perrin Turbo Inlet
OpenSource Stage II Tune w/ XPT race map
Installing: ACT Stage II Heavy Duty Clutch












With the old Celi:


Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2WkFpwqq6Y...be_gdata_player
Malek

This post has been edited by Malek: Sep 19, 2010 - 4:07 PM

that thing is hot

Nice ride bud! Just too bad you don't have a 6 gen anymore...

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Thanks man!

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Oh, I plan to see it again!

Always my favorite body style STi... Love it. How does it feel compared to the Celica? And if you don't mind me being nosy, how do you plan on seeing the Celica again?

Very jealous! Its looks bloody nice, and must be a blast to drive compared to the celica

Get some FOOOOGS on that ho lol But great purchase man. With all those extra goodies, I bet you've got a handful after the Celi. Don't go being reckless now!

Thanks for all the comments

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It is one heck of an animal to drive. It feels much more planted and stable and faster than the Celica (obviously) but i feel like the Celica was more centered around the driver. The Celica feels nicer in the way of texture and driver comfort (more soothing) but the STi talks to the driver in the way of handling and performance feedback increasing driver confidence. As if it were taunting the driver to push harder. But I go to a track every time I feel the need to eat corners Putnam Park being my favorite.
(my attempt at a Top Gear style review )


But I made a deal with my best friend (whom I sold it to). Whenever he feels the need to sell it, he'll let me know first so that I can buy it back from him. I sold it because I do not have anywhere to keep it..

Nicest year subaru ever made, imo

Sweet STi. How much boost you runnin? Looks like a lot of fun.

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thanks! I'm running 18psi now. My clutch is slipping pretty bad so i'm waiting to really push it once the Stage II clutch is in..can't wait!

Nice, post up some dyno numbers when ya can. Looks promising.

Nice car man. Whereabouts are you located?

There are plenty of sites to help you along the way - hit me up on NASIOC (Brock Samson) sometime.