Regular price $900  , I have one kit on the shelf, will sell for $600  , fits 2000-2004 Legacy format, later years for other models

I would snag that from you if i didnt just buy the 4 inch kit from you... unless you want to change my order and the price i paid?

Edited July 23, 201312 yr by RCR46and2

So I'm just curious and this may seem like a stupid question. If I wanted to lift my '03 outback sedan then one of my options would be to buy one of your kits. So I guess I'm just asking that is it possible to really lift the thing 6 inches and how hard is it to do this? I'm not too educated on these kits you make and I'm just curious.

yep  , basically its a body lift, all the suspension is unbolted, the lift blocks are set in place and bolt everything back up, the steering knuckle will need lengthened and the radiater hoses will need changed out, and a few more small stuff

 

on my own car I have a 8" lift

Edited January 22, 201412 yr by Scott in Bellingham

I don't have a lot of mechanical experience and I'm wondering what kind of tools would I need for this and how difficult this is to do? Also I was wondering if its possible to combine say a 6" lift with king springs that also lift the vehicle or would that not work out too good?

Is this hard to do?

Hard, that's relative, matters what your talents are, takes a mechanic and some jack stands and a couple jacks and some time, the steering extension takes a welder

ever any deals on a 4inch kit for 97 legacy wagon?

Do all of the kits need a steering extension?

So does the 4in kit require a steering extension?

So does the 4in kit require a steering extension?

Yes

they all do

Okay thank you for the info

Would it be a bad idea to combine raised king springs with one of your lifts???