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My '96 Outback

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Ok nothing really related to having a problem so I guess this could be considered a waste of a thread but hey, I figured everybody would enjoy hearing me talk about how much I love my car.

 

Man are these cars hard to knock the wheels outta line or what? My right front has seen a pot-hole that bottomed out the suspension, a curb sliding sideways in the snow at... 15ish?, and first snow we had (month ago now?) I tried to partically drive through a pile of snow in a parking lot that was ice. Yeah hit it pretty hard, was suprised I didn't break anything. And that was with my right front end.

 

I went to Porter's tire today to have the wheels balanced and aligned because I don't want to unevenly wear my tires. THE DAMN THING'S STILL IN LINE!!! Jeez these things are tough. Best Subaru I've ever owned by far.

You just need to swap your ooga horn back over and be done.

Outback suspensions and wheels are built tough for semi-off roading. I have hit some chuck holes really hard, surprised I didn't blow a tire. Suspension seems to track okay afterwords.

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You just need to swap your ooga horn back over and be done.

 

 

Be done? NEVER!! I'm trying to get a hold of an EJ d/r and looking into some king springs and new struts. Talking to a guy in New Market about a custom bumper too. Can't forget a skid-plate either.

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