help me find a legacy lift!!!

[Bradleyty89]

Does anyone know where i can find a lift kit for my 99 legacy outback???? I have looked at scorpion, hi-rise, and backyard boys. most arent producing them anymore..... I am really in need of a lift kit. any help would be much appreciated.

ask this guy... he'll tell you all you need to know

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[caoutback]

sjrlift.com makes one and a couple others as well over at the USMB, but the site is down @ ultimatesubaru.org/forum. Check the off road section. I'm waiting til I have the fundage together and going with a 3 incher myself :smt023 .

[DarkPhoenix]

DEAD THREAD

I found a way to do this on the cheap!!

After doing a little research on rs25.com, someone was doing a lift on their BG Outback. I was pointed to this thread (http://www.subaruoutback.org/forums/81-wheels-tires-brakes-suspension/17450-using-forest-springs-struts-shocks-lift-1st-gen-outbacks.html). Using a Forester suspension (I am getting one for a 2007), and the appropriate tyres, you can get about a 1.75" lift over the existing OBW suspension. I found the entire suspension, with less than 10k miles on it for $150. The only thing I need is rear top hats, as he reused them on the STi suspension he put in his Fozzy.

Hope that helps, and it save money!!

[Benfolio]

Thinking about going the Forester route as well. I've driven my car lowered long enough, and now want to go the other way!
Just got to narrow down how much of a lift, and what year/model Forester struts to get, plus tire sizes and such.