Forester sti lowering
#1
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Forester sti lowering
Could any of you fine people tell me which brand of lowering springs will give me the lowest dropOn my forester sti.
Without having to resort to coilovers, much appreciated
Without having to resort to coilovers, much appreciated
#2
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You're best going onto subaruforester.org or subaru forester facebook group and finding a person called Sean Whiffin who sells Pedders suspension kits for the forester models. Most people tend to swap out complete strut assemblies to lower them or eventually go down the coilover route as I did on my FSTI.
You can fit 100x5 newage WRX struts and springs onto these cars but the drop will be very low and the rear might well drop further than the front. You're better off getting new struts or coilovers realistically.
Have a look at my coilover thread below:
https://www.scoobynet.com/suspension...r-zetacrd.html
You can fit 100x5 newage WRX struts and springs onto these cars but the drop will be very low and the rear might well drop further than the front. You're better off getting new struts or coilovers realistically.
Have a look at my coilover thread below:
https://www.scoobynet.com/suspension...r-zetacrd.html
#5
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Thanks for the advice it looks like I'll be going down the coilover route, the car came with black lowering springs and I just wanted it a bit lower without spending coilover money for a couple of inches...
Ah well its only money.
Ah well its only money.
#6
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100% go for coilovers, lowering springs do not give you a decent drop imo, If on a budget I would highly recommend some ebay coilovers I ran them for 2 years on my forester with zero problems and they where cheap and cheerful they where only supposed to be a temp solution for 6 months now on BC coilovers which are good always liked them coilovers
#7
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Thanks for the info
I Will go down the coilover route and I think I'll buy some decent ones as opposed to cheap ebay ones, I don't want to end up paying twice and with a reputable brand you know they will be safe
I'll probably change the front and rear arb while I'm at it, I think whiteline may be making a few quid out of me ....
I Will go down the coilover route and I think I'll buy some decent ones as opposed to cheap ebay ones, I don't want to end up paying twice and with a reputable brand you know they will be safe
I'll probably change the front and rear arb while I'm at it, I think whiteline may be making a few quid out of me ....
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