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Anyone had luck/headache adapting Forester...
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Anyone had luck/headache adapting Forester...
Hmmm... A couple BIG, LOUD, UNWELDABLE holes right now... looked around nearby on decent used pieces - could only find Forester downs, mid, and muffler... has anyone tried this route for better OR worse?
Kanpai; Thanks,
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Kanpai; Thanks,
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Re: Anyone had luck/headache adapting Forester...
Most of the general subaru exhausts are pretty close to each other.
Since the chassis are pretty similar, if you wanted to go cheap, I would try it if that is your only option.
Since the chassis are pretty similar, if you wanted to go cheap, I would try it if that is your only option.
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No you can't have one
05 GD-STI
01- RS- Swapped-07 STI
00- GF
93 SS- "the original Robtune" (now in new hands)
Re: Anyone had luck/headache adapting Forester...
I put a Forester back half on my Legacy wagon... pretty much a bolt on, except now the tip is about 2" under the bumper. Not in fornt of it, just tucked back farther than the stock tips.
'90 Bermuda Blue L Wagon (Wife's),
Auto, AWD, Now with 275K + miles!
2005 Outback, 2.5 AWD (wife's new daily)
Auto, AWD, Now with 275K + miles!
2005 Outback, 2.5 AWD (wife's new daily)