The threaded holes on rotors are for getting them off when they are seized on the hub. Put a bolt in those and tightened until it cracks free. The strut bolts on subarus are also eccentric for camber adjustments. 1 last thing, brake line clips are always a pain!
Sorry you had the wrong parts but it came out great in the end! Glad you had a good time in Alabama! One thing I might pass on to you is to always loosen the nut and hold the bolt still. The bolt going through all the parts has more surface area and friction. Way easier to fight with the nut. You can also use a torch on the nut and that will expand the metal of the nut off the bolt making it easier to turn. Only use a torch in a well ventilated area. Take care and see you in the next one Cullen! PS. It don't matter to me if you throw in the occasional video of Subaru adventures.
An extraction socket would have gotten that bolt off. Just spray degreaser and then heat and it would have came off. I’ve had the same issue a few times. The extraction doesn’t slip like a regular socket so yes it will get it.
I get what you mean about the power tool thing man I feel the same way It just feels better to use regular tool Good job on powering through and finishing the project the subbie looks great!!
I hope you worked out what the 'camel hump' bolts were for?.......you'll wear your tires out if you get the camber and toe wrong; the bolt does camber (IIRC) You can also get after-market or OEM camber bolts and swap out the upper bolts on the rear-end to fix the rear camber if that's a problem.
I' am buying a 2000 fozzy!Your vídeo is a source of inspiration for my future upgrades, are you going to install the correct cool overs from e bay?I Wish you swap it for the new golden coilovers só that you could tell me if it is good.Keep on posting your adventures.!Greetings from Brasília/Brazil!
All your videos are great but maybe a bit short. If you could post on a regular schedule I think your subscribers would grow quicker. Glad to hear you will be doing more on the boat. Keep em coming.
Thank you! I post every saturday at noon. And sometimes some bonus short videos in between. This is the longest video I've made in a few months. In an editor by trade, and I like to cut out the fat wherever possible. I just got back from a great weekend boating trip a few minutes ago. Great stuff coming in future videos!
You may be right, but so few people are watching... That would basically be starting from square one. Since I have to balance my time spent on videos with a full time job and the rest of life, I think it makes more sense to spend all of my video resources on boats right now.
@@CullenCraft , when you diversify you will notice shifts in niches. Follow your passion not the market. In 1991, I put all of my effort in becoming a car dealer vs following my passion in health and fitness and hunting and fishing. Even though I experienced success in the car business I never became a car dealer, and I have never been able to enjoy hunting again. I hope that eventually you'll hire someone to edit, so you can focus on creating content
I really enjoy the editing to be honest. It's what i feel I'm best at, not just with UA-cam - but in life. I edit 8 hours a day for my job, then come home and do it all again for fun 😁
I mentioned that point several times through this video. There won't be any more car content moving forward, even though it plays a roughly equal part in my life.... I know that's not what people want to see.
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The "weird" bolts are for front end alignment. You need to align the front end when you change those parts.
Heck yeah, buget Forester builds for the win!
The threaded holes on rotors are for getting them off when they are seized on the hub. Put a bolt in those and tightened until it cracks free. The strut bolts on subarus are also eccentric for camber adjustments. 1 last thing, brake line clips are always a pain!
I never knew that. Thanks for the info!
Very Cool to see you put a project together to take it Right out to Climb!
Sorry you had the wrong parts but it came out great in the end! Glad you had a good time in Alabama! One thing I might pass on to you is to always loosen the nut and hold the bolt still. The bolt going through all the parts has more surface area and friction. Way easier to fight with the nut. You can also use a torch on the nut and that will expand the metal of the nut off the bolt making it easier to turn. Only use a torch in a well ventilated area. Take care and see you in the next one Cullen!
PS. It don't matter to me if you throw in the occasional video of Subaru adventures.
All great advice!
An extraction socket would have gotten that bolt off. Just spray degreaser and then heat and it would have came off. I’ve had the same issue a few times. The extraction doesn’t slip like a regular socket so yes it will get it.
im glad your having fun with the subie!!!!
Not sure how much adjustment there was on those struts, but if you turn the nut under the spring it will adjust the ride height up and down.
They were maxed all the way in the comparison
Great edit and so much fun !
Thank you!
I get what you mean about the power tool thing man I feel the same way
It just feels better to use regular tool
Good job on powering through and finishing the project the subbie looks great!!
When can I bring my Baja over for you and your dad to lift? 😃 Great video thanks
Haha I think we're retired from the Subaru game
Before I drowned this one in a lake, I planned to chop the back off and name it the "Bajaja" lol
I hope you worked out what the 'camel hump' bolts were for?.......you'll wear your tires out if you get the camber and toe wrong; the bolt does camber (IIRC)
You can also get after-market or OEM camber bolts and swap out the upper bolts on the rear-end to fix the rear camber if that's a problem.
WOW, Fun on the cheap.
That’s what you cal “Big Boy Fun”!
Tinted. It will look awesome.
tires you got are crazy wide haha. Did you get an alignment?
I' am buying a 2000 fozzy!Your vídeo is a source of inspiration for my future upgrades, are you going to install the correct cool overs from e bay?I Wish you swap it for the new golden coilovers só that you could tell me if it is good.Keep on posting your adventures.!Greetings from Brasília/Brazil!
Those gold coilovers were bottom of the barrel cheap garbage anyway. The stock shocks are just fine on mine. Welcome to the Forester club!
Did you ever find a live aboard marina for your boat?
I found what the best option right now. More details in this video
ua-cam.com/video/odu0bBK6WVo/v-deo.html
It looks great, parts list??
Unfortunately the lift kit I used was made by a Russian company and can't ship to America anymore
All your videos are great but maybe a bit short. If you could post on a regular schedule I think your subscribers would grow quicker. Glad to hear you will be doing more on the boat. Keep em coming.
Thank you! I post every saturday at noon. And sometimes some bonus short videos in between. This is the longest video I've made in a few months. In an editor by trade, and I like to cut out the fat wherever possible.
I just got back from a great weekend boating trip a few minutes ago. Great stuff coming in future videos!
Where did you get the coilovers?
Cheapo eBay special. Don't buy
having fun
I like the car stuff more than boat stuff
You're one of the chosen few lol
Woooo! 🎉
Tappy, tap, tap... You're not going to break in French, are you?
bien sûr mot!
Seems to me like you need another channel for your off-road adventures
You may be right, but so few people are watching... That would basically be starting from square one. Since I have to balance my time spent on videos with a full time job and the rest of life, I think it makes more sense to spend all of my video resources on boats right now.
@@CullenCraft , when you diversify you will notice shifts in niches. Follow your passion not the market. In 1991, I put all of my effort in becoming a car dealer vs following my passion in health and fitness and hunting and fishing. Even though I experienced success in the car business I never became a car dealer, and I have never been able to enjoy hunting again. I hope that eventually you'll hire someone to edit, so you can focus on creating content
I really enjoy the editing to be honest. It's what i feel I'm best at, not just with UA-cam - but in life. I edit 8 hours a day for my job, then come home and do it all again for fun 😁
@@CullenCraft , awesome
Bro doesn’t know what coilovers are
Coils OVER the shocks... Is there Any discrepancy here? I thoroughly decimated your last comment
You forgot Harry Potter
POV: you have never worked on a car
Pov: the car is literally 20 years old and rust exists... I just set up the camera and film what happens
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Cullin Craft a roo Hahaha
Cullen craft customs special order lol
U know I love ya but
Coral Gables 🌴🇺🇸 Thought this was a classic BOAT chanel 👎 🏄
I mentioned that point several times through this video. There won't be any more car content moving forward, even though it plays a roughly equal part in my life.... I know that's not what people want to see.