Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

Ultimate Subaru Message Board

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

mcminville

Featured Replies

i agree that is a sweet looking 2 door. :headbang:

 

i'm also in agreement with the ruts to but it looks like you might have cleared them ok. did you scrape at all? looks like it was a nice trip.

  • Author

That was 1bignose 2 door 30 inch tires no lift that started out as a 2wd thats why I was asking about 30 inch tires it really makes his rig huge The ruts are deep and you will scrape but you can drive around to that was way to easy the shot was right after we pulled the landcruiser out of the hole

man, I really need to get a lift, or at least bigger tires, so I can go play with the big boys too...

 

then I need to get on everybody's IM list so I can find out in advance about these things...

 

those ruts, are scary, at least to my stock sube... I don't mind giving it a try when I have people to pull me out... but generally I drive around, as I enjoy the drive through the deep forest more than hunting out obstacles...

 

definitely looks fun...

 

 

--Spiffy

  • Author
man, I really need to get a lift, or at least bigger tires, so I can go play with the big boys too...

 

then I need to get on everybody's IM list so I can find out in advance about these things...

 

those ruts, are scary, at least to my stock sube... I don't mind giving it a try when I have people to pull me out... but generally I drive around, as I enjoy the drive through the deep forest more than hunting out obstacles...

 

definitely looks fun...

 

 

--Spiffy

 

I agree but I am usually around for support, I like driving around the woods and exploring more then getting in trouble lol

kewl, you're in my backyard....:banana:

 

I know exactly where your at..:grin:

 

I remember 1bignose....kewl guy we wheeled a few years ago ..he rolled his gl off the trail....:eek:

 

Hows the snow level....? did ya make it to the top of Peavine mtn.?

since most everyone in this thread (except Scott) is pretty much local to me you should all add me to your favorite messenger program... you all don't have yours listed in your profile so go to my profile and add me and send me a message... don't make me beg... c(: you know you want another subie with your crew to pull out of the mud... I mean, sure I'm stock now, but I'm working on it slowly...

 

 

--Spiffy

alot of the places we go stock should do ok as long as you have some desent traction tires.

since most everyone in this thread (except Scott) is pretty much local to me you should all add me to your favorite messenger program... you all don't have yours listed in your profile so go to my profile and add me and send me a message... don't make me beg... c(: you know you want another subie with your crew to pull out of the mud... I mean, sure I'm stock now, but I'm working on it slowly...

 

 

--Spiffy

alot of the places we go stock should do ok as long as you have some desent traction tires.

 

I run snow tires all year, because you never know when you might need to do some impromptu off-roading in your daily driving... (:

 

 

--Spiffy

  • Author

yeah I might just stay with my hankook tires they are pretty cheap and I have full replacement

my DD has 14" Blizzaks on it that i run year round. before i got the 14"Pugs i ran studded wintercats on it when i had the 13" white wagon wheels then in the spring when studded tires we're suppose to come off i just removed the studs out of the tires and ran them. they worked great offroading they we're rated mud and snow. :grin:

I run snow tires all year, because you never know when you might need to do some impromptu off-roading in your daily driving... (:

 

 

--Spiffy

I'm sure we can give a yell when we go out Spiffy.

We normaly just sent PM's on the board here to plan them.

(Or at least I send bulk PM's here when I want everyone to come out and play... hehe)

 

Get yourself some pugs with the biggest tires you can fit in the wheelwells.

I know my rig suprises the heck out of me on a regular basis with that setup. (as I get braver, my Soob just seems to be there for me)

But it did pretty well with the old 13's too. Just better now.

 

Like Chaz said, There are alot of fun trails that a stock rig can hang on, and some that you need a little more but can proly get by with the right line or bypass.

 

Are we hijacking Mike's thread?

Or is sucking another one into the wheeling group a good use of any trail posting? :headbang:

That was 1bignose 2 door 30 inch tires no lift that started out as a 2wd thats why I was asking about 30 inch tires it really makes his rig huge The ruts are deep and you will scrape but you can drive around to that was way to easy the shot was right after we pulled the landcruiser out of the hole

 

You guys got Bills cruiser stuck???:eek:

  • 3 weeks later...

Sign me up for this list.

 

I am in Cornvalley (Corvallis). I actually bought my GL Turbo in McMinnville though.

 

Seriously, if you guys are doing a coast range off-road trip, I'm in. And my buddy Gemini will bring his 5" inch lifted legacy (2" susp/ 3" body) if it is finished. We are still making the front strut tops. Took a while to order in 4-3/4" steel tube.

no problem. would be nice to have a good size group of subarus off-roading. would show all the traditional wheelers what subarus can do.

 

we'll keep you guys posted. but have nothing in the plans yet that i know of.

Sign me up for this list.

 

I am in Cornvalley (Corvallis). I actually bought my GL Turbo in McMinnville though.

 

Seriously, if you guys are doing a coast range off-road trip, I'm in. And my buddy Gemini will bring his 5" inch lifted legacy (2" susp/ 3" body) if it is finished. We are still making the front strut tops. Took a while to order in 4-3/4" steel tube.

  • 1 month later...
I can help with that

 

and you're first on my list for pre-made lift parts... you get good reviews, and I just like the look of the parts with the SJR logos on them...

 

I don't see aluminum 4" ea81 lifts on your site right now... but that steel one looks cool...

 

but when the time (and money) comes I'll be getting in contact...

 

 

--Spiffy

Please sign in to comment

You will be able to leave a comment after signing in

Sign In Now

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.