you can now disable the torque limit so no throwing codes if you overboost or whatever.

 

They are still "underground", but if you have a reputable tuner you can get access to them.

 

Has anybody seen any MR tourings on the lots at Dealerships or is this something I am going to have to wait to be shipped???

 

lol just dont pay sticker price, wait 6-12 months and the prices will be thousands less. Also there is a vendor on here selling them at crack head prices!

 

Most of the dealers on the east coast aren't ordering them. I had to fly to California to get mine in November. I just traded mine in at a Subaru dealer in GA. The only ones I've seen are on lots is in California. I would suggest checking out cars.com and autotrade.com under new vehicles to see which dealers are advertising that they have them on their lots, that's how I found mine.

I loved my MR-T, but with having to move to detroit, and my car insurance raising 10K a year, I had to get rid of it and pair down to one vehicle to cut expenses.

 

The one thing that you should know is that you will be happy with whichever type of Evo X you purchase. Both transmissions have their pros and cons with DD and track use. With the right mods in the right place, you cannot go wrong with either a GSR or an MR/ MR-T.