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Would you recommend upgrading tires before a lift? If so, what would you recommend for off roading that will fit the stock Subaru? Will I need to then change to a different tire if I add the lift later? Thanks in advance.

17mm socket wouldn’t work?

I got two foresters myself. One off road other 550hp "race car".

Good video man!

you look/sound like a subaru guy

thx bro.

What is your total ground clearance

Great video! I don't think of the Forester Wilderness as a "mom" car at all. I actually really like the styling and almost bought one ... until I decided on an Outback Wilderness! :) I'm not trolling at all. I ended up deciding I wanted that 2.4 turbo. If they offered that turbo in the Forester I would buy that thing hands-down. Anyway, thanks for sharing! Hope to see more.

Awesome music and photography.

Working on lifting my 06 impreza osw. My 1st subaru. What size wheel and tire are you running?

Hey, do you have any preference when it comes to tires, i see that youre running grabbers, which are also on my radar but ive been looking at wildpeak trails, i dont want something as agressive as k02s but im open to anything?

What size is that long knuckle bolt? I just got my 1st subaru and am wanting to replace it with a stainless version when I start tearing out all the old and installing all the new :-)

Do you have spacers? Or are those +35 offset?

The Outback is a station wagon. Forester looks to me like a crossover.

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Excellent video and excellent advice. Have you noticed a gas mileage change after lifting under normal/street driving conditions?

Nice video, might have missed it but what engine/tyres are on the orange Crosstrek ? I'm on my 4th Subaru (2022 Outback) and really love it, and like all the cladding, as it gives far more confidence off-road, plus much easier to keep clean.

Getting my 1st subaru an 06 impreza outback sport. Installing the Anderson 2" lift. Will a 215/75/16 fit this setup? What other quality providers provide other suspension pieces I can look into for my impreza? Any other recommendation?

Picking up my new to me 06 impreza outback sport. Wanting to upgrade wheel and tire package with an Anderson 2" lift. Can I get away with 215/75/16 with the 2" Anderson lift should I keep the factory offset and backspacing?

Can I replace only one tire on my sti?

I think the Outback and the Crosstrek are just more popular. The new 2025 Forester looks amazing, and may change this

You don't mention a subframe drop. I want to lift my Forester at least 4" which I know will need a subframe drop. But is there absolute doom towards my car when I lift higher than 2"? I am fine with reality, and I will do it right, but I just need to know the correct way to do it.

Love the music. Where did you get it from. Track name? Nice color I have the Outback in the same

Do you have any recommendations for OEM grade replacement complete struts?

Moral of the story. Just keep the stock tires and avoid headaches

I actually have a tad bit more subs than u

Fantastic video. Ive put 135k miles on my lifted 2005 X since buying it in 2014. Here’s my take: point of diminishing returns are a thing. I have Tema4x4 30mm front spacers and 40mm rears spacers. I bought a set of trailing arm lowering blocks off Amazon, and this entire combo allowed me to easily fit some 215/70-16 Falken Wildpeaks. Slight rubbing was taken care of by folding the pinch weld up front. THATS IT. under $200 in lift parts and it became exponentially more capable. Still loving it after all these years.

Wait! The second number on the tire indicated the percentage of the width of the tire, so 225/60 just means the side wall height is 60% of the width of the tire, so 225mm x 0.6 = 135mm(side wall height)

Good advice! Your voice is obnoxious

If flat coke was a person. This guy isn't the one to take advice about ANYTHING exciting from!! It's like he has a disease that makes him pathologically a killjoy. I pity any woman who thinks she doesn't deserve better than this limp biscuit.

Hey man. Great video loved the edit. I have a 2007 forester and thinking about a lift. Glad I found your channel. Liked and subbed as you do. Keep up the awesome content!

I'm here for the comparison with the older model when you get the chance.

Did you happen to save any measurements & a list of the parts you used by chance 😅🤞 id be keen to give it a crack for my 06 Foz if I knew Dimensions lol

i am from connecticut we need that bright light

keep going

Nice

I have a '21 Forester and lifted it with the Ironman 2" strut kit. My base model has smaller calipers so I could go down to a 16" wheel giving me a lot more sidewall and with 235/70 r16 Toyo Open Country A/T 3's I have a little over 12" min. clearance. The kit came with all spacers and was an easy install. I have about 4k miles on it and no problems so far, and it's still great on the street, too.

I bet you I could stand on it

Excuse me sir, your front plate is missing. Nice Forester!

Thank you for posting!!!

I have owned a 07’ and a 11’ Forester before getting my 22’ Forester Wilderness. The wilderness is the my favorite yet. Pull my mud boat with no issues and use it for hunting/camping etc.

It's not a wilderness edition but I have a good video on my channel of a Forester doing the Sani Pass in South Africa about 6 weeks ago. A friend of mine owns one and we took it up Africa's 8th wonder of the world, The Sani Pass, what a drive and it performed amazingly!!! 1500 meters, 4500 feet up a dirt pass with all switchbacks.

i like this video so much info here

I leased a 2023 regular Crosstrek manual transmission last year, everything I could want, only looked at Crosstrek and Outback., didn’t even notice the forester on the lot. However a neighbour just got a 2025 forester and it looks awesome, so does the older wilderness. And it occurs to me, it’s cheaper than the Outback, and almost the size truck space, for me next lease it is a serious contender if I need a bigger car…

I absolutely hated my 1" Adf lift on my 2005 outback, even running adjustable control arms still had the rear tires run the shocks. So glad i moved to the 2" lift which remedied it, but seemed to drop the rear diff to stock heighr🙃 Love the content!

Roll/pull your fenders, install camber bolts and upper bushings, then dial in as much camber as you can. Now, it will fit.