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might also check with people in the MtnRoo community. lots of modified Subarus there.

I had a Black and Decker 20V chainsaw that i used to carry in the back of my Crosstrek, mainly for downed trees on my commute (i avoid the highway here, too many idiots.) I let me GF use it for a few days for some yard work. since she fell in love with it and kept raving about how much easier...

ADF has a lift kit for it already. Check out their pages, i think they have more info on the build.

I can imagine it would be a bit harder to do in a truck, my set up is in a subaru crosstrek.

I went with the Morimoto 2Stroke 2.0 LED bulbs in my WRX. I still need to get the lights aimed properly, but in the week or so, that I got to use them (blew a clutch hose in the wrx the other week :( ) the light output is very nice and they have the proper cutoff when used in the stock headlight...

I have a 90lb dog that tries to jump into the front seat. The best thing i have found so far, is using a back seat cover that goes from the front headrests to the rear headrests. it gives the dog a bit more room to use since it covers the foot well and the front side of it covers the gap between...

so do i, thus my trying to get them back on the road

Currently, my Crosstrek and WRX meet most of my adventure needs, but I am trying to keep the Crosstrek as nice as possible for as long as possible since it is brand new. The WRX is mostly for the twisty mountain roads and some gravel sections. I will take it just about anywhere as long as I dont...

This post just gave me feels :( Hal Passed away a few months ago, well, probably almost 6 months now... he was an amazing guy and truly passionate about all things automotive. on top of that, his outback was awesome.