[geo_forester]

Had a Subtle lift kit installed by a local suspension shop a couple days ago and finally got around to snapping a couple pics (hope they show).

Ride quality is no different than stock. Plan to install 225/60/17 (or larger) tires once the stock tires wear out.

http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx12/moisesdelg/sublift1.jpg

http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx12/moisesdelg/sublift2.jpg

http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx12/moisesdelg/sublift3.jpg

 

[TC2000]

Looks good, though 1 inch is hard to tell much of a difference.

 

[jjalvare]

Where did you have the job done and how much did it cost...any mods had to be doen?

 

[Duderotomy]

I like the stance, but it'd look even better with some lower offset wheels and knobby tires :icon_wink:

 

[new2scooby]

sweet

 

[Tuned200]

I like the stance, but it'd look even better with some lower offset wheels and knobby tires :icon_wink:

x2. This is what I find myself wanting to do to our 2010...must resist.

 

[Tora]

I don't think you will be able to get much bigger a tire. When I put my coilovers on initially I had the rear jacked up and the distance from the rear tire to the front part of the rear fender was minimal. I think 225/60 or 235-245/55 would be the biggest you could get. Interested to see!

 

[scootarida1]

definitely needs some tires

 

[funkymonkey1002]

Get some 16" wheels and throw something like a 215-225/70/16 grabber AT2 on it.

The cost to install the lift should be pretty low. Its 2 bolts per rear strut and 3 bolts per front strut. You just unbolt the tophats from the body and put the spacer in between.

 

[jospgut]

like it

 

[neuro123]

Look's great too sad Subtle don't have anything to adjust what I think is the caster on the rear lift since it bring the wheel closer and reduce the possibility for a larger tire size.


But it does indeed look's great! :bling:

 

[Merle]

cool pix. good to see the subtle set up. thanks.