WRX VS STI
When shopping for a Subaru vehicle you have many options to choose from that fit variety of lifestyles. One of the most popular models around teen and adult is the Subaru Wrx or the Subaru Sti models. Subaru designed their Subaru Wrx and Sti models not to only look beautiful, but also to provide comfort and sporty feel with enough power to get you flying threw the interception. Both of the Subaru models might look appear the same, however, feel completely different once you under the wheel. In this blog, you will find out the difference between these two vehicles, as well as which one would fit your needs.
The main difference between the two-vehicle that look exactly the same on the outside is the performance of the car. Subaru Sti was built for better performance with upgraded components that do not come on the Subaru Wrx. The Subaru Wrx comes with a 4-Cylinder 2.0L Turbocharged boxer engine capable of producing only 268 horsepower weighing from 3,272 lbs to 3,455 lbs, while Subaru Sti comes with 2.5L Turbocharged boxer engine that produces 305 horsepower and weighing at 3,391lb. Down below we further examine the difference between these two models.
SUBARU STI
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SUBARU WRX
producing 268 horsepower.
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Subaru AWD system
Almost all Subaru vehicles come with their standard AWD system to improve the control of the vehicle on the road as well as the tractions. The Subaru Wrx and Subaru Sti are also equipped with the AWD system which functions by equally distributing the power made by the engine to the from and the rear wheels of the vehicle maximizing the performance. The Wrx, as well as the Sti trip, uses the DCCD system which distributes the power from front wheels or the rear wheels while also using sensors to calculate the slippage of the throttle positions and steering angle determining which wheels need more power to optimize traction.