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Did you tell that to the girl at target?

Uh no wasn't worth being an ass to her face

Yea good idea. Otherwise she probably would have chucked your groceries in the trunk.

[quote=""vr4""]You don't have the Uber rare tonneau cover?

Disappointed I am.[/quote]

theres someone in tumwater driving around with one

What is this cover you all are talking about.


Coop

[quote=""DCIV""]What is this cover you all are talking about.


Coop[/quote]

Bed covers for the Baja are very rare and basically all discontinued.

Did some truck things with it this weekend...

20210220_082144 by christobal65, on Flickr

Then installed the wheels...

20210220_093735 by christobal65, on Flickr


20210220_094435 by christobal65, on Flickr

also got the baseplates and tow bars in for it to be flat towed behind my parents RV (used my dad's Expedition as a stand in)


20210220_120407 by christobal65, on Flickr


20210220_120438 by christobal65, on Flickr

and also put on the hitch
20210220_120513 by christobal65, on Flickr

Wheels are a huge improvement.


Coop

She cleans up nicely. Does it run better now?

Still makes the ticking noise at certain RPM when warming up but otherwise runs great.

Suspension is next on the list... Not sure which way to go.

Unproven rally style coilover suspension https://flatoutsuspension.net/collectio ... s/baja-grl

or more proven KYB's and King Springs https://www.rallitek.com/assembled-stru ... -2003.html and https://www.rallitek.com/assembled-stru ... -2003.html

Suspension is one are I never cheap out on. Go the proven route for peace of mind.

That was my first inclination too but they use a higher spring rate and longer springs to get the lift. I'm concerned it'd ride terribly off road. The rally style seems like it'd be more fun and better riding all around. Just teh company is a bit of an unknown.

How important is reliability for you? If not too much and this is truly a toy and you are using disposable income, try it.

Billstein or Fox make anything?

Nope. If I could order from Bilstein Japan maybe but not in the US.

meh, there arent many good options for long travel on a subaru. If you want a lift drop the coin on a Subie lift OZ. or just do 2" spacers on the suspension tops. kings suck and actually give you less travel.

[quote=""tabasco122""]meh, there arent many good options for long travel on a subaru. If you want a lift drop the coin on a Subie lift OZ. or just do 2" spacers on the suspension tops. kings suck and actually give you less travel.[/quote]

Um isnt Subie Lift OZ just a spacer lift like ADF and Subtle Solutions?

their bigger lift kits include drivetrain drop components too, its a full package, and better built.

Better built how? Also their website shows only Forester lifts available.