outback 4th gen drop. Combien et où?
Publié : lun. mars 23, 2015 2:34 pm
Je m'enligne sur une outback 2014. Considérant le nombre réduit de familiales intégrale, c'est le meilleur compromis espace que j'ai trouvé. Venant d'une A4 avant sport package, donc abaissée, je trouve la outback beaucoup trop haute à mon goût. En fouillant je suis tombé sur ce thread du subaruoutback.org: http://www.subaruoutback.org/forums/104 ... hread.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Très intéressant. Je regarde le set-up #2 surtout, mais si vous avez une solution au saggy butt du #1, lâchez-vous. DO'Z tu es ici?
Donc la question ultime: combien dois-je m'attendre à payer? et où ou qui peut me faire ça? je suis manuel, mais pas l'espace, ni les outils ni le temps....Je ne veux pas un char de track, juste une familiale "normale", visuellement attrayante et ride normale.
Merci!
To lower a 4th Gen Outback you have quite a few options.
#1:
Legacy struts and springs front and rear
Legacy rear upper control arms (optional, but recommended for camber purposes)
Whiteline camber bushing kit (KCA326)
Legacy spring Tophats
Pros: Very OEM ride quality, cheap, you can probably find a set of OEM struts and springs for sale on LGT.com
Cons: The Legacy rear springs are meant for a sedan, so they do not work well with the extra weight of the Outback. Electric Mayhem had a set of JDM Legacy Wagon springs imported. Hopefully he can comment on that.
#2:
Legacy struts and springs front only
2008+ WRX Koni Yellow struts with Outback spring stuffed into the strut (Koni Part #8010-1055SPORT)
Legacy upper control arm (optional, but recommended for camber purposes)
Whiteline camber kit (KCA326)
Legacy top hat in front, Outback top hat in rear
Pros: Almost OEM ride quality, cheaper than coils
Cons: more expensive than OEM, and still almost no adjustability.
Très intéressant. Je regarde le set-up #2 surtout, mais si vous avez une solution au saggy butt du #1, lâchez-vous. DO'Z tu es ici?
Donc la question ultime: combien dois-je m'attendre à payer? et où ou qui peut me faire ça? je suis manuel, mais pas l'espace, ni les outils ni le temps....Je ne veux pas un char de track, juste une familiale "normale", visuellement attrayante et ride normale.
Merci!
To lower a 4th Gen Outback you have quite a few options.
#1:
Legacy struts and springs front and rear
Legacy rear upper control arms (optional, but recommended for camber purposes)
Whiteline camber bushing kit (KCA326)
Legacy spring Tophats
Pros: Very OEM ride quality, cheap, you can probably find a set of OEM struts and springs for sale on LGT.com
Cons: The Legacy rear springs are meant for a sedan, so they do not work well with the extra weight of the Outback. Electric Mayhem had a set of JDM Legacy Wagon springs imported. Hopefully he can comment on that.
#2:
Legacy struts and springs front only
2008+ WRX Koni Yellow struts with Outback spring stuffed into the strut (Koni Part #8010-1055SPORT)
Legacy upper control arm (optional, but recommended for camber purposes)
Whiteline camber kit (KCA326)
Legacy top hat in front, Outback top hat in rear
Pros: Almost OEM ride quality, cheaper than coils
Cons: more expensive than OEM, and still almost no adjustability.