OK, I have been looking around and haven't found what I'm after.

 

Here's what I want to do. I want to lower my '92 Legacy Turbo wagon approx 1 1/2" in the front and 1 1/8-1 1/4" in the rear. I am also looking at adding larger diameter bars and running 205/50R15 tires. I want a firm suspension that will still provide a comfortable ride. Basically, I want the cornering to improve.

 

So the question is where do I find these parts and what is recommended? Strut tops? Springs/struts? Swaybars? The tires and wheels are already covered.

 

Thanks, Ken

Would the RS upgrades work for the legacy chassie?

H&R Sport springs should be what you're looking for. You might want to stick with OE dampers, if ride quality is important. However, I do mean new OE dampers, as that will make a world of difference.

 

Good things have also been said about Whiteline springs.

When I surf for H&R springs I find that they do not offer for wagons. Do sedans work for the wagon or is it a totally different set up?

Anyone have the answer for me?

heya baybe

 

sedan/wagon springs should be swappable...

but i'm not 100% if the sedan springs bolt right up in the wagon..

 

try asking the gang on http://www.impreza.net in the legacy forum

they've done it all by now!

 

H&R springs will drop the car a bit..

but they're too springy...

lots of bouncing and when i had em on my Legacy

i rubbed in corners (stock tires) and over speed bumps etc.

 

Whiteline makes a nice 30mm (1-1.5") lowering spring

SPECIFICALLY for the wagon (or so they say!)

heck... we even have em in stock reg $225 per set

i can make you a smokin deal just shout if interested....

 

sway bars:

whiteline makes a nice adjustable rear bar

$125.95 - for a 18-22mm adjustable rear bar (includes new urethane bushings and a grease kit)

 

Strut mounts:

i'd also recommend STi heavy duty strut tops if you can find them for your car... easy to find the newer (2003 - on) but it's getting harder to get the older ones...

 

call me if you need help... mmmkay?

we have the sway bar and springs in stock

this would be an excellent start on your suspension woes

 

take care

Jamie