[Nenad]

Need help guys ...I dont know what setup will fit me,one is for sg5 but it says 2.0xt in discription and second one is for sg9 sti 2.5...my car is SG5 2.5xt
I guess it is the first one but just to check...??

SKS50-S1B00 SUBARU FORESTER SG5 2002-2007 AWD TEIN LOWERING SPRINGS | eBay

SKS50-S1B00 SUBARU FORESTER SG9 2004-2007 AWD TEIN LOWERING SPRINGS | eBay


pls advise me on the issue guys??

 

[Nenad]

Bump....

 

[AJ09XT]

help

Based on your post, looks like they are both the same part...

 

[Duderotomy]

It looks like they're both the same part number.

 

[Nenad]

But in the description there is a small difference .....you think that it doesn't matter and the part is the same..??tmx for rply

 

[pleiad7]

Spring fitment is identical for all SG Foresters... no difference.

 

[Nenad]

Ok and Thnx guys...only one more question do you think it will work with these,I will not blow my struts or something like that,I mean they are made for oem struts so there should not be any problems??

 

[Nenad]

bump...:/

 

[dave5358]

Ok and Thnx guys...only one more question do you think it will work with these,I will not blow my struts or something like that,I mean they are made for oem struts so there should not be any problems??

As long as the springs are designed for Forester struts (and these seem to be), there should be no problem.

If you follow the threads on this forum, you occasionally find someone wanting to match Forester struts with WRX springs (or vice versa) or some other oddball spring-strut matching. These mis-matchings may not lead to a happy ending. The struts don't necessarily 'blow' but they may wear prematurely and you may have other issues as well.

Step back a bit from your specific question. Automobile struts and shocks are designed to properly dampen the vibrations of specific springs under specific loading. That is the sole function of a strut. Struts last longer and perform better when used as designed.