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Any pics of lifted XT's? Pics of my stock one inside!

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I am looking for some pics of lifted XT's i wanna see how they look, so if you have any share them.

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only pics i have seen have been of the sas'd xt from years back............cheers, brian

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Mine wasn't really lifted, but kinda. . .

 

 

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How much of a lift is that?

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I wouldnt even concider that a subaru its on a 4x4 frame

um, i don't think it is.just solid axles with a built subframe iirc.......cheers, brian

If you dont want the expense of buying a lift kit, get a pair of adjustable rear shocks or 2wd rear shocks. The fronts you may have to do a search on cause I cant remember what will lift it.

Get some 15" Pug alloys and the right size tire and you will have a pretty tall XT.

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If you dont want the expense of buying a lift kit, get a pair of adjustable rear shocks or 2wd rear shocks. The fronts you may have to do a search on cause I cant remember what will lift it.

Get some 15" Pug alloys and the right size tire and you will have a pretty tall XT.

 

 

Yeah will 2wd xt struts lift it?

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Here is what mine looks like now i have new fenders and doors for it but i have to paint them and put them on. I want it higher

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I have adustables in the front and my buddy has some rear ones but i dont want to put too much stress on the axels.

Yep cancer! thats whats the rust free fenders and doors are for!

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true. plus you cant expect much i only payed $300 for it!

2WD XT struts are the shortest struts Subaru made for the EA82 series.

 

I wouldnt recommend them if lift is what your after.

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2WD XT struts are the shortest struts Subaru made for the EA82 series.

 

I wouldnt recommend them if lift is what your after.

 

 

haha thanks!

2WD XT struts are the shortest struts Subaru made for the EA82 series.

 

I wouldnt recommend them if lift is what your after.

 

Sort of true, the front 2WD XT struts are the shortest subaru made but the rear 2WD struts are the longest subaru makes :grin:

 

On the 2WD the struts mount where on the 4WD the axle is, but has the same ride height. mount a 2wd rear strut on a 4wd subie and lift-off! ;).

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Sort of true, the front 2WD XT struts are the shortest subaru made but the rear 2WD struts are the longest subaru makes :grin:

 

On the 2WD the struts mount where on the 4WD the axle is, but has the same ride height. mount a 2wd rear strut on a 4wd subie and lift-off! ;).

 

So those struts will lift my car how much?

Get some 15" Pug alloys and the right size tire and you will have a pretty tall XT.

 

+1 I had my 86 XT on 14 inch pugs for awhile and with the air suspension on high it looked SWEET!!!!! Plus the larger tires fill in the wheel wells nicely!! Try that 1st and go from there if you need more. You'll be happy you did. Frank

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+1 I had my 86 XT on 14 inch pugs for awhile and with the air suspension on high it looked SWEET!!!!! Plus the larger tires fill in the wheel wells nicely!! Try that 1st and go from there if you need more. You'll be happy you did. Frank

 

 

yeah mabye ill try that

Here's a couple pics of mine. It's on 195 70R 14's. xtpugs004.jpgxtpugs007.jpg

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