firepyro515

Haven't seen anything yet and we are having a fairly wet and cold winter. Will definitely keep my eye on it.

Did you make sure to order the bushings as well?

I posted it in post #124 and it was also posted on page 4 of this thread by im2c0ol. Model(s): XV Crosstrek Model Year(s): 2013 2014 Part Number(s): 20451VA000 (Sway Bar) 20464VA000 x2 (bushings)

Just installed the RSB, now i just need to go out and drive it. Wasn't too bad, especially on the passenger side since the premium doesn't have dual exhaust, so there is a nice big space to work with. The driver side was a little tight, but manageable.

20mm sway bar just arrived today. Now i just need to find time to get it installed.

SubaruOnlineParts is the other place that has it on backorder

Did the price also go up on the 20mm kit on SubaruOnlineParts? I thought I remembered it being around $75 back in mid december

Ordered from Subarupartsdepot.com last Wednesday 1/28. UPS shows that it should be delivered Monday 2/9 Paid $95.97 $78.98 for Bar and Bushings $16.99 for shipping

My 20mm bar and bushings just shipped. Hopefully UPS ground is faster than normal

The part number is actually for the XV Crosstrek Subaru XV Crosstrek Rear Sway Bar Kit - 20mm Install. Model(s): XV Crosstrek Model Year(s): 2013 2014 Part Number(s): 20451VA000-20464VA000 x2 The first part number is the sway bar and the second one is the bushing kits

Well, went ahead and ordered the 20mm bar and bushings. I ended up ordering it from a different vendor since SubaruOnlineParts seems to be backordered. We will see if they have it in stock.

I would if I had stands and a good jack or a ramp, but i don't. I haven't really looked under the back end yet, so don't know if i can get in there easy enough. For what it's worth, I changed the springs, sways and endlinks on my 4th gen Legacy.

Contacted my dealer about the sway bar. They quoted me $152 + tax for the part and $125 for the install. Might just go for it and have them do the work.

I tried getting my hand down there. You will need really small hands

When I did mine, I took about half an hour just looking at the way it is attached. Unless someone can find something different, it looks like the bumper cover will need to come off in order to get the grille out. I ended up just using a bunch of painters tape and newspaper and it worked out.

Awesome - Will have to try it tonight when i get off work

Have: 2008 QSM Winged Trunk, debadged Want: 2008/2009 QSM wingless trunk Location: Washington

Stock lights are pretty crappy. I replaced both my regular and high beams. I used Osram Hiper 65w (which are not approved for public roads - but no one seems to care) and some new HIR halogen high beams Visibility and performance was soooo much better as soon as the new headlights were installed

I have tenzo type m version 1 in 17x7 42 in charcoal grey on my legacy http://photos-d.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v1148/222/81/39706490/n39706490_32234531_3984.jpg http://photos-b.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v369/222/81/39706490/n39706490_32194537_195.jpg

Looks good, i def like the tenzo type m (thats what i have on my legacy ) I don't know about the white wheels, depending on how the white matches up it might not look nice. Matching colors like that can be kinda hard, i would suggest maybe a nice contrast color

http://photos-f.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v369/222/81/39706490/n39706490_32194541_1423.jpg

Sorry about that, i just got them on 3 hours ago...kinda excited The wheels are 17x7 with a 42mm offset, and a 5x100 bolt pattern ( but you all hopefully know that ) tires are 205/50/17

Tenzo Type M version 1 in Charcoal Grey Yokohama Advan S.4 (205/50/17) http://photos-b.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v369/222/81/39706490/n39706490_32194537_195.jpg http://photos-f.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v369/222/81/39706490/n39706490_32194541_1423.jpg

yep, most of the time ram chips in the us are samsung or micron, atleast the ones i've seen, i'm pretty sure its the same for LCD screens

Same with RAM, not many companies actually make the ram chips, just a small handful. Most of the companies just do modules