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Well with all that work being done to it it should last you quite a while. It seems expensive, but I have to remember that you're in Canada. Keep in mind with those miles your transmission will likely be the next major thing to go (either that, the OPDA, or the PCM). I'd probably have every...

Looks like a fun project. Always fun to figure things out as you go as well.

The only way to really know what size shocks you need is to remove the shocks and springs and cycle the suspension and then take measurements. Rancho RS5000X shocks have a soft ride. In addition, make sure you're running the correct tire pressure which is usually around 26-28 psi max...

These are the things it's useful at. I've used it enough now to discover what it's particularly good at and what it should not be relied on for.

Welcome to the forum!

Beautiful!

Sounds more like lifter tick.

Link works for me. It shares your email because you're logged into Google when you click the link. Nothing to do with the forum.

I'd love to see your outhouse :LOL:

Tell that to Lindsey Graham ;)

Mine were all 5-speed manuals but the last one was an auto and it worked very well. It was a 2015 Outback.

Indeed it does not. I found an empty parking lot covered in snow and ice and tried to get that thing to lose control and it just wouldn't do it. Those computers are pretty damn smart to say the least. It's the sort of vehicle I'd feel comfortable putting my daughter in and letting her drive!

I remember all the times I'd go skiing in our old Subaru. I'd take that thing the mountains and man was it a joy to drive in the snow. Unfortunately they have a reputation of being lesbian cars which makes them a bit embarrassing to drive. Still, I've always liked them as I think Subaru builds...

Hard to beat a Subaru with good Blizzak tires.

Yep, after experiencing steel and then aluminum bumpers I don’t know why anyone would run steel at all other than saving money.

They weigh so much.

Well you aren't wasting any time (maybe some money though ;)) with those plans! Get ahold of @NovakConversions for your engine and transmission conversion needs (y)

Strange. While I understand the point of a treestand, I don't see the appeal of it. I'd much rather hunt from the ground.

I know nothing about archery but I get what you're saying. I see these $2000 compound bows and for the life of me I can't figure out what's different betwen one of those and say a $1000 bow. I'm guessing it's weight and materials used. In any case, it seems like those Genesis bows would be...

I have used ACC carpet kits on various vehicles throughout the past and found similar issues with poor fitment. I’m not surprised about their customer service. More-and-more I’m finding that good customer service is very hard to come by anymore.