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  1. That's should be everything you need. And then maybe some 1/2" or 1" spacers for the rear to even out the ride height.

     

    do the lgt rear struts not have that same (roughly) 1/2" longer design that the fronts were mentioned to have (like vs WRX units)? or do you mean more in regards to heavy butted fozzies? haha.

     

    im hoping the "lift" i get due to different strut lengths will be same in front and rear.

  2. i noticed that when looking at websites selling coilovers for each model. assumed it was just a random pic, for a different fitment. but thanks. luckily i dont think ill have that issue, since i dont plan to use 4th gen stuff.

     

    and on the other bit...thanks.

     

    and thanks everyone. very nice to see so much help (and so quickly).

    where does one go when they need oem LGT tophats and spring seats??

  3. thanks dgoodhue , thats kinda the mental # i had saved...as it seemed to pop up from time to time.

     

    thanks GTEASER. rear hats are the same?

     

    seems like the combo is (since id imagine what'll be arriving at my door is just struts and springs):

    the bilsteins

    the black springs

    then i need in addition:

    oem upper LGT spring seats for all four corners

    oem fxt,wrx,sti tophats

    those spacers/washers for fronts between seat and hat

     

    am i overlooking something??

  4. i do "know" this also, from someone with an 09-13 fozzie.

    "Front Suspension:

    Legacy (Liberty in Aus) Spec B Bilsteins take offs from 2005-2009 4th Gen model. I used the complete unit with the springs, top hats etc. Bolt straight on like it was made for it."

     

    are the 4th gen and 5th gen front bilsteins interchangeable? do you need different top hats in 4th gen vs 5th gen? i understand there could be differences in strut body length, etc...but im only referring to physically bolting in....and

  5. here's someone who installed an outback suspension on his GT: http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php/project-legacy-gt-outback-begins-244041.html?t=244041&highlight=lift

     

    What model year FXT do you have?

     

    thanks for the link!

    this bit seems as if its a good sign:

    "7) front struts are direct drop ins. No problems at all. Just had to push down the hub to fit the longer struts into the steering knuckle."

    ... if i know wrx stuff goes into outback (not sure of any changed parts, like top hats or anything...waiting to hear back from the fella) ...and outback stuff goes into LGT, then its safe to guess LGT stuff could do into wrx.

     

    I have a 2011 XT touring. current setup is 2014 sti oem struts and sti spec RCE yellows.

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  6. new guy, forester owner, looking for some help so wanted to come right to the source the last couple days for some poking around (insert the norm.. sorry if this is the wrong spot, hopefully you can point me in the right direction if so,etc).

     

    my overall question... how similar (or different) are the 2010+ outback oem susp and the 2010+ LGT oem susp (or 3.6R)? as in could someone (not based on performance needs, but purely just physically do it) bolt in oem outback takeoffs onto an LGT. if theres something that needs to change, what is it?

     

    part #2 being in relation to 08-14 wrx stuff...as both will help me. has anyone taken coilovers, strut/springs combos, even oem takeoffs from a 08-14 wrx, and installed them on their 5th gen LGT? bolt right in? no?....what did they have to alter. ive seen someone do the wrx units into an outback...but not sure if that outcome would be possible with the LGT.

     

    long story short, im looking to install these http://www.racecompengineering.com/index.php/subaru/2010-legacy-2-5gt-3-6r/gtworx-bilstein-legacy-gt-3-6r-fixed-perch-oem-fitment-sport-dampers.html (with the "blacks") on my SH bodystyle forester (for all intensive fitment purposes pretend i said 08-14 wrx).

     

    and facts or even leads are helpful. thanks in advance. very cool forum you guys got here...i have enjoyed my lazy work week very much so far!!

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