Hi 2006 Outback 25i owner,

Hi 2006 Outback 25i owner,
” The setup is fantastic Paul, it feels like a totally different car. Thanks so much for the guidance and help. Regards, -Ben ”
Ben ordered KYB struts (with up-rated rear struts) and paired with the King Raised Springs on his ’06 OBXT and appears to love it.
” Hey, I just wanted to say that I received the kit and got everything installed. Everything was spot-on and fit up perfectly. I loved how each different stage of the install had its own separate set of instructions, parts list, and photos. It was really nice to never second guess which hardware to use or what parts went where. Install was smooth sailing. Thank you so much for putting the extra time and effort to get such a great product on the market! ” -Eli purchased 2″ Lift Kit 3/19
“Joe” wrote:
Paul–
I have been driving on the new suspension setup more than two months and I have to tell you that I am very glad that I made the purchase of the raised height King Springs and that I got the alternative KYB struts for the rear of my 2008 Outback. Continue reading →
Hi Paul,
from Subaru Forester.org:
so, you’ve completed the mechanical part of your 4eat to 5mt swap and are stumped with the wiring. well, you’ve come to the right place. if you’re able to get the complete bulkhead dash harness, do it (along with the 5MT ECU). otherwise, read on… (I will try to pix loaded) Continue reading →
Jan 28, 2015: I’ll send more [pictures] when I change the tires. RIDES AWESOME!!!
From PRIMITIVE:
Besides a Full Body Armor kit for back roads in his 2004 Forester XT, Wayne got FULLY ASSEMBLED KYB struts with King RAISING SPRINGS and our impact absorbing 3/4″ front and 1″ rear spacer kit. He received our PRIMITIVE RTAS (Rear Trailing Arm Spacers) and some camber bolts to complete the alignment. Big lift and good ride, hope to hear that the handling is top notch too.
Oil change access holes in Skidplates are a paradox that we encounter continuously at Primitive Racing. You’re putting large holes directly under the two most vulnerable places of your engine, the main two places the Skidplate is designed to protect. So the decision should be clear, but unfortunately not. Continue reading →