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About mtnbob

  • Birthday 10/19/1964

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  • Location
    Spartanburg SC
  • Interests
    backpacking
  • Occupation
    Special Ed Teacher
  • Vehicles
    I Love My 96 Outback

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  1. mtnbob

    I got notification that an echeck was paid, but that I have to wait until it clears. Waiting to hear from paypal that it is cleared.

  2. subiesrok

    Did you get the paypal?

  3. subiesrok

    OK. My email is circlepixbldr@yahoo.com. Our 96 has the bolt holes, hopefully this is a fit. Like this soon as it's for my girls car, and we live down a rough forest rd. She drives hers hard!@

  4. mtnbob

    I'm not sure. It should fit quite a few different outbacks and legacys. If you give me an email address, I'll email you a couple pics of it installed and you can see if what is under your car looks similar.

  5. subiesrok

    Great! Let me know the shipping. I'm at 8933 Sugarloaf Rd, Boulder, CO. 80302. So, we have a 96 legacy outback sedan with the 2.2. Will this fit it? You can call my cell 303 494 1463 if you want to discuss. And thanks

  6. mtnbob

    That would be fine as long as you pay shipping. It will also be 4-5 days till i can ship it out.

  7. subiesrok

    Hey Mtnbob,

     

    Interested in the skid plate, got a 96 legacy outback. Will you ship to Colorado? Thinking about $35?

  8. drivesubies

    interested in your outback. email-danbreadman@gmail.com thanks,danny

  9. mtnbob
    I have the advantage of not having any road salt used in the winter. No rust or corrosion. The sensors appeared to still have the step down ends. They were not rounded off. I haven't had the time to take it apart again will try this weekend.
  10. mtnbob
    ok ty will try tomorrow
  11. mtnbob
    I recently replaced my front brakes and front strut. I unhooked my front ABS sensors and put them back in during all this. Now my ABS light comes on when I start my 96 Outback and I no longer have ABS. I took them apart again and could see nothing wrong but still nothing. Any ideas?? Thanks, Robert
  12. mtnbob

    Wheels are on their way. I will try to remember to get the tracking number out of my car later.

  13. mtnbob

    Hey Nipper,

    looks like I'm gonna have to sell my lift kit before I could even install it. Keep your ears open if you hear anyone asking.

    Robert

  14. mtnbob
    Thanks for the input guys!!!!!
  15. mtnbob
    Hi Nipper:banana: yes I'm still alive, just haven't had the time or money to install my Outback lift kit yet:dead: I figured at least I could get started with my brand new struts and Scorpion springs that I have had sitting here looking at me for the last year . My current outback has about 150,000 miles on it and the struts and springs feel great, but I'm not sure what condition the tophats are in. Do I need four of them? or just the fronts?? My neighbor works at a local car dealership, and told me if I took the current struts off of the car, as a complete unit with the springs, he could take them to work and put the new struts and springs together for me. Is it that big of a deal, or should I just rent the spring compressor and do it myself?
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