Should I do it?

>>17745744
this is your dad and i say if that's what you want son

If you can fin find a clean one why not.

>>17745766
go to bed you tofu to sell tomorrow.

>>17745744
Do ett If you can afford the insurance.
Please don't rice it to much, you'll get back what you put in.

>>17745846
actually I was hoping to get a clean bugeye to keep completely stock

Only thing I'd even consider is actual upgrades like internals and upgrading the turbo

>>17745856
A modded bug eye can be fun but sti swapping in to a regular bugeye can be easy preformence.

I've owned a 2005 Outback and that really turned me off Subarus. Head gasket failures the engine has to come out for, oil pipe pickup cracked, all kinds of weird shit.

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>>17746043
>2005
There's your problem OP. Outbacks went to shit after 2003. Now they're just everyday grocery getters.

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Just keep up on oil changes and leave the boost stock.

>>17746713
Do you by chance know what the stock boost is? I recently picked up an '03 WRX with incomplete maintenance logs (Yeah, I know, but it was $5k), and I'm trying to divine to what extent the previous owner fucked it up (He put in an STI shift knob, a momo wheel, and a boost gauge in fucking MPa).

>>17748259
I should add, I know I could just ask on a subaru forum, but that requires going to a subaru forum.

>>17748259
>>17748272
bout tree fiddy

Get a saabaru wagon. Those things are always mint, because the owners who buy them, tend to be less boy-racer and do simple mods that don't fuck shit up.