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Just bought a 2.5i with 20k mileage on it. Looking to run this car for a long time... the journeys just begun looking to do a lot of things to the car:

1. Smoke out headlights and back

2. Lip kit

3. Tints

4. Looking for a scoop should i find a GT hood or just buy a scoop off somewhere?

5. Want sti BBS rims but looking for a cheaper alternative?

6. Black out grill

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated... Also does anybody know where i can find the regular maintenance schedule for my car? Looking for info on when to perform oil changes, rotate tires, air filter etc. My first car!

 

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Why a hood scoop on a NA car? Don't do it!

 

And when you say smoke out headlights, what exactly do you mean?

 

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I see what you are saying, but my 01 RS had a hood scoop and it was NA.:lol: but I do agree with you on it, but hey, it's his car. I actually like them without one....

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Thanks everyone. I personally thought the scoop looked good like the RS. But maybe not... Also by smoking out the lights I mean blackout lights.

 

Why would you want to reduce the amount if light your car puts out? Do you only drive in the daylight?

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Enjoy your car man... The 2.5i's are pretty fun, and the fourth gens are good lookin' cars.

 

As for the hoodscoop... if you like the looks of it - i would look for a replacement hood and do it right (check junk yards for rear end totals)... As for the lip kits, and all that jazz - to each their own. However.... I would ask that you consider not altering the light output of your tails or headlights... Looking good and being functional are two different things. You dont want to increase your odds of getting into an accident for a purely aesthetic reason. In addition, i dont want you to increase my odds of causing me or my family harm... :)

 

Sway bars are typically my only performance related recommendation to the 2.5i guys... Really helps with handling performance... And thats only if you push your 2.5i or are a enthusiast who craves the better feel. Anything performance wise above and beyond that... you likely bought the wrong car :lol:

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I recommend plasti dip to "black out" the front. It's cheap. It's removable. and from my current experience, it surprisingly durable. I've even made some make shift eye lids with the stuff :D

 

I really feel you on the hood. I've been checking around junk yards and what not. I'm just a little concerned about where exactly the scoop will bring water and what not into my engine... :/

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ive learned my lesson with tint... I love it, but my legal tint on my old 2.5i got me pulled over twice for nonesense reasons... LIkely because they thought i was a hoodlum :lol:

 

Drove by cops countless times, a few times where they were itching to pull someone over, never a problem. knock on wood

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Love my 2.5i. Wish it were a GT, but maybe next time around.

 

Did the tint on my Windows at 35%. It's subtle, but adds a nice touch. Also tinted the tails very slightly. I want to Plasti-dip the grill next, maybe get some new wheels in the spring.

 

I'm not planning on perf mods... after all, it's not a Turbo, but I am planning on replacing the air filter with a K&N replacement in the OEM Subaru box at the next service interval.

 

I've considered the the throttle mod, but that seems like I could spend the $ somewhere else better.

 

I did add one of the Belkin Bluetooth hockeypucks... I love it. Works perfectly with my iPhone.

http://www.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=525857

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