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Forester Lift Options

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Forester Lift Options

Post by Corollacruiser »

I've seen a lot of cheap deals on fairly late model Foresters lately and they seem like pretty good cars apart from the lack of height off the ground. Can anyone shed any light on good lifting options and the cars themselves?
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Post by robjohno »

did a quick search.

http://scorpionsubaru.com/photos.htm
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Post by Corollacruiser »

Who would have thought...thanks mate
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Post by macca81 »

i forklift will lift them quite high...
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Post by nicbeer »

kings do a 40mm lift for them and then u can BL them if needed.

i am thinking about the kings for mine
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