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wow thats high now! need some tyres to fill out the guards

looking great for a 30yr old vehicle!

hi guys im selling my 16' forester wheels as ive gone back to my 15's heres ther ebay link:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 1117298022

i have to agree with boostings. for long term use off road the strength, reliability and performance will out perform the brumby

the worse is trying to order a pot of beer in different states

all depends on what you want to do with the 4by.
if tough and durability is your game then they don't come much tougher than a 60 series.
BUT for the occasional 4by and a more comfy ride go the brumby

my 2c

ive used armor all, its helped a little but not a lot. try and keep it out the sun i think thats what kills it

I have ordered some parts for my forester. the first one being some shocks! they will be going in a few weeks. LED lights for the interior also. new +100 lights after having good results with my 04 forester. a new bearing for my AC adjuster pulley as the squick has been driving me nuts! ;) I am also...

I was looking the other day and I don't think the front sg struts fit the sf bacuase were the fuel line attaches is very different. Would have to make a little bracket if you wanted them all neat

i was careful with the river crossing it wasn't too high but if it was any higher i would not of crossed. it was about level with the top of my front bumper

yep i used the standard brackets, like i said with an extra 25mm lift in the car it would be perfect

there is a picture of it in this thread: showthread.php?t=23486
it goes on both of my forester. it works better on my SF due to being lifted, but still goes very well on my standard SG, I don't have to duck but with about an extra 25mm the awning would be close to level

We ended up along upper road. Heaps of camping along this section. We had a nice private camp site. I recommend heading up this way it's got great high country scenery

We ended up along upper road. Heaps of camping along this section. We had a nice private camp site

NachaLuva wrote: I'm sure you can squeeze a little more in...

i did wasnt very nice to clean out today though!

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myself and my partner went up to dargo for the weekend in the victorian high country (only 1h10m from my house:twisted:) had a great time did some exploring, went upto grant (historic town) and then continued up to talbotville. a really good dirt track to get there. nothing hard but very long and th...

i use thule aero bars with thule slide bolts to bolt the awning on. works very well and is very secure.
my awning is a ebay special about $200 from memory. i have used it heaps in the last two years and is not showing any signs of wear

cerebro wrote:I'm pretty surprised that Subaru Penrith is putting service intervals at around 12500km as far as I could tell.

you will find that it is probably the subaru recommended service interval