Almost's '10 NA Offroader

Here is the remade thread!
Since I haven't gotten a build thread on here yet, just going to post some stuff over from subaruforester.org.

It is a model 2010 Forester XS, with pure N/A powah.

Planned mods:

Bars and Racks
Sump guard and Rear skid plate.
Side Steps/Rocksliders
UEL Headers(if I can find some...)
New axle back exhaust(new muffler or straight through)
New rims and A/T tires
Lights and Radio gear
King springs with the Primitive gear(spacers, PRSS etc)

More to come

This is as it stood when I got it, clean, with no mods! :tissue:
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And now the bullbar is on!
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That RSB will make a nice change to the handling, be careful on wet roads until you get used to it ;)

Paints looking great, nice sticker lol :iconwink:
 
Yeh took it out for a spin last night, definitely a lot more stable!!!!
Next up is doing the front swaybar, though since I need hardware for it, I will be following your tips on the quick disconnects, and doing that for front and rear. I will need aftermarket endlinks for the rear though.
 
There's a heap of people who do end links, I like the Perrin ones but they're not cheap. One day I'll upgrade mine...
 
Already got perrin fronts which I got second hand off ozfoz. Might just get perrins in the rear to match, apparently the whitelines have a habit of breaking.
 
I think the Whiteline end links are ok maybe unless you go 24mm lol, but their HD RSB brackets for the SF & SG Foz aren't so good. Yeah, you'll have to get matching Perrin ones lol :biggrin:
 
Well now the rearend is looking good!!!! No squeaking which is good haha :)
Perrin rear endlinks will have to wait as they are quite exey!
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Yup they are sweet!!! closest thing you can get to a HD mount on the SH's, AVO turbo do a different type of brace which ties both bolts to the subframe mount. Installing the brace was kindov a bugger as the lateral link nut would not budge, had to get it up onto the hoist with a big breaker bar to crack it.
Little bugger.
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Some nuts/bolts can be a real bugger to get undone. I love my Milwaukee impact gun, I use it all the time. I've only had one rusted bolt at the wrecker it couldn't do
 
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