Lifted Subarus

I think they had a low range option in Australia but not here in the states.

 

I couldn't care less what someone else thinks of my lifted Subi Outback - I like it . . . a lot.
It was built for the beach but has done some moderate off road trails with no problems. Stock it has 8.7" of ground clearance with the slightly bigger tires a little over 9". The 3.6 boxer engine gives it plenty of torque and a lower center of gravity than a typical V6 or V8.
I took it up to an old abandoned quarry with my brother-in-law (trick out Wrangler) and his buddy (4x4 F250) with no problems at all.
Long trips or bad weather . . . . yeah the subi gets the nod over the truck every time . . . and I love my truck.

 

Well there you have it.

 

Why is this even a discussion on TW? FWIW Subarus are lame. Let’s keep this worthless thread going

 

We see low 30's on the interstate at 75, my Tacoma sees about 15 mpg at the same speed.

 

Oh to be 16 again. Move along, nothing to see here.

 

71 tattooguy, it says "positive vibes" blah, blah on your page. Im confused

 

Exactly

 

Oh you looked thank you

 

Yenta forums, lol who gives a shit what other people do.

 

Im cool with the Subies

 

Wait until y'all find out the Outback XT puts out 277 lb-ft at 2000 RPM compared to the 3rd gens 265 at 4500...

 

What if we already know …

 

We test drove crosstrek a few years back and it was nice easy to drive what kept us from buying it was it was really cramped inside I was disappointed how small it was inside.

 

While not lifted, it is extremely capable for a sedan and much more fun/confident in the snow than my Tacoma.

I actually cross shopped it against a 3rd gen and ended up with this.

 

How did you end up on this forum and in this thread then ?

 

Jesus, this is like being on a Harley forum. LOL You are not allowed to like anything other than "the brand"

 

Wife gets 26mpg all day city driving, close to 30 on the highway at even speeds, I've got an image someplace that showed 42 MPG on that thing.

Tows the little camper like a dream.

 

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