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The T/R, I was told, stands for Tuner/Ready. It only has 230 HP as opposed to the 305 HP of the STi. The STi also has different exhaust and shifter mechanism. There are probably other differences that I don't know about. Mine cost 10K less than the STi when I got it in April of 07. I have to admit, I've scared myself at least a few times, I'd probably have crapped my pants by now if I had the STi.
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TR is a base WRX that comes with cheap steel wheels, no radio, no body kit/spoiler, and no expensive seats to lower out the door cost for customers who are just going to replace those items anyway. |
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RIP Nick Montano
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Mine came with 17 inch aluminum-alloy wheels, 4 wheel disc brakes, an AM/FM Stereo w/single disc CD Player and 6 speakers. Some of the models on the lot had steel wheels and drum brakes on the rear.
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