soon to be a new owner
Welcome to the board and congrats on the buy! Cant wait to see some pics. If you have an audio, electrical or alarm questions I can help you there.
I wanted a subaru but the insurance was gonna kill me
someday i will tho
I wanted a subaru but the insurance was gonna kill me
Wife's mad, somehow I managed to scrape the bottom front bumper already, I have no idea where or how. I never had this issue in the 2 subaru's I have owned.
Also noticed that it seems that when people sit in the back, the rear really lowers down ALOT. Are the stock springs super soft?
So that brings me to how much will you scrape (will drive slow as hell over bumps) if you add a minimal drop with stiffer springs and struts? Will the car sag as much with a full load of people?
-Joe
Also noticed that it seems that when people sit in the back, the rear really lowers down ALOT. Are the stock springs super soft?
So that brings me to how much will you scrape (will drive slow as hell over bumps) if you add a minimal drop with stiffer springs and struts? Will the car sag as much with a full load of people?
-Joe
Wife's mad, somehow I managed to scrape the bottom front bumper already, I have no idea where or how. I never had this issue in the 2 subaru's I have owned.
Also noticed that it seems that when people sit in the back, the rear really lowers down ALOT. Are the stock springs super soft?
So that brings me to how much will you scrape (will drive slow as hell over bumps) if you add a minimal drop with stiffer springs and struts? Will the car sag as much with a full load of people?
-Joe
Also noticed that it seems that when people sit in the back, the rear really lowers down ALOT. Are the stock springs super soft?
So that brings me to how much will you scrape (will drive slow as hell over bumps) if you add a minimal drop with stiffer springs and struts? Will the car sag as much with a full load of people?
-Joe
Yours is the first report I've heard of people scraping with stock springs even with a full rated load, so I expect you did it on an entryway or curb. Pick up some touchup paint from the dealer and it'll clean up.
Lowering springs such as Tanabe NF210, TRD, and Eibach ProKit all provide a modest lowering and people don't normally report scraping with them, but anytime you change the suspension characteristics, it's especially appropriate to be aware of road conditions, potholes, speed-bumps and the like. Depending on the weights of the adults you're carrying, of course, it's not necessarilly hard to exceed the load specs.
Actually I think it was done on a steep drive out into a main street that I did multiple times in a night turning both left and right out of. Scrapes are diagnol which indicate I was turning. Only my wife and I in the car every time I made those turns. Which is weird because I took it super slow and on an angle. Oh well I suppose, drive like a grandma from now on I guess.
-Joe
-Joe
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