I'm posting this for a mate who's 4wd suffers from a sad condition commonly known as 'ducks disease' It is a great vehicle to drive on road, but it would be better with a little more lift to make it a bit more capable off road How much of a mission would it be to get another inch or two of lift in an '07 forrester? The lift is to fit a better set of tires (not too much larger than std) and to keep the sills and undercarriage a bit safer!
Any advice appreciated, thanks.
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Need advice,i want to lift a mates '07 forrester...
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ive lifted many subarus over time, MANY of them and find thm great cars offroad.
it would be much more suitable for you to ask the questio on this website www.ausubaru.com
dedicated mostly to offroad subarus
cheers
dave
it would be much more suitable for you to ask the questio on this website www.ausubaru.com
dedicated mostly to offroad subarus
cheers
dave
x2STARKEY wrote:head over to OZFOZ and have a look in the offroad section, this forum is dedicated to fozz.
Got a few examples of lits done, even DIY spacers...
Just be careful with insurance issues when doing such a lift.
Most guys go for:
50-60mm with strut spacers and 10-30mm in springs.
Funny how maybe 10% of height modified Subaru's go up while most height modified suby's are on coilovers! LOL (Even foresters)
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