First Scoob...Non Turbo :(
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wont let me upload a pic
insurance won't allow a turbo im afraid as im only 20, but i am aiming for a prodrive eventually! always wanted an impreza but I know very little about the non turbo 'GX' that i have bought. if someone can advise me on getting the picture up that would be nice too lol
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n/a ftw! haha the reviews i read said that the next best thing to an sti was a non turbo, strange I thought but i went with it and im glad i did!
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I had no choice really like I say due to insurance, but I'm really happy with it. Struggling to find a meet/club close to me though which is a bit of a shame, any ideas of good places to look for local meets?
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its not about the speed its the car, sti/prodrive is the dream but like Dan- said a subaru is a subaru. its a good place to start i think.
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spot on! the abuse i get is unreal for driving mine as i do, all i get is you may as well have got a 1.1 cos you drive that thing slower than my F***ing nan would!
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Hi, I'm a fellow Blobeye GX Wagon owner.
The GX isn't a bad car looks similar to the WRX bar the bonnet/rear spoiler, however petrol wise it is a shame it hasn't got the performance to match the drink capability. I do get good miles and I like the AWD system. Mine has un-equal manifold, decat and it gives that lovely flat 4 burble and I'm always questioned on whether it's a Turbo.
They are nice, although I wouldn't spend money on doing anything to it. I would like mine lowered as I like having the arches filled. I've spoken to fellow Subaru owners and they've suggested save up and buy a Turbo.
I've enjoyed the Subaru ownership, although I won't be buying a Turbo next.
The GX isn't a bad car looks similar to the WRX bar the bonnet/rear spoiler, however petrol wise it is a shame it hasn't got the performance to match the drink capability. I do get good miles and I like the AWD system. Mine has un-equal manifold, decat and it gives that lovely flat 4 burble and I'm always questioned on whether it's a Turbo.
They are nice, although I wouldn't spend money on doing anything to it. I would like mine lowered as I like having the arches filled. I've spoken to fellow Subaru owners and they've suggested save up and buy a Turbo.
I've enjoyed the Subaru ownership, although I won't be buying a Turbo next.
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I'm going for a full exhaust system soon anyway pal but thanks anyway, just wondered what they were all about as I've never heard the term before.
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I started out with a Sport years ago when I passed my test. Good cars but the performance due to AWD is lacking, MPG is terrible for an n/a and the handling isn't a patch on the Turbo.
Make sure you tell your insurers when you fit your exhaust
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Make sure you tell your insurers when you fit your exhaust
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I put WRX springs and seats in mine and this completely changed the feel of them, they were classics not newage though.
Great cars but you'll be made to feel like a second class citizen on here if it doesn't have a turbo which I think is a shame. I drove n/a for ten years before getting a turbo model but was still made to feel "unwanted" on here.
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