motorhead94

If you want a setup like that, I would recommend just buying an sti. There are several upgrades needed on a stock engine before installing a turbo to prepare the engine for the added torque a turbo produces. I had a kid walk into my shop a few months ago wondering the same thing told him the same info and he didn't listen and sure enough his car showed up at my shop on a tow truck less than a week later with a blown moter.

Its definitely worth it if you take care of your Subaru it will last a long time, I've had issues here and there but I don't regret investing my money and time to fix these problems. I drive a 97 legacy outback 2.5 with 300k and she's still running great, I just perform regular tune ups when I change my oil (I just use conventional) and the only issues I ever have pretty minor. I hope my post helps you realize your car is a good investment.