Subaru owners: Let's see your expedition rigs!

[Ripley1046]

New member, rocking a stock (for now) 2010 Outback. My wife daily drives it, so we aren’t going too crazy with mods. Planning on a small lift and some bigger tires this year. Upgraded the headlights and reverse lights (yeah I did lights before suspension) recently. Thinking about building a kitchen box/table/grill stand for it.

 

[intothewild]

We've taken this little Subaru all over recently. California, Oregon, all over Washington, Canada (Jasper/Banff all over BC). She see's alot of highway miles, kept her fairly stock in that regard in order to maintain reliability/fuel mileage. Got our system down pretty well now if we need to sleep in the car. If weather is good we usually find a place to pitch the tent.

 

[jf1sf5]

3 Foresters (mine is grey) and 2 Defenders in the woods...

 

[paroxysym]

'18 Outback Limited, 2.5

haven't done much in the first month, just enjoyed racking up 1300mi. swapped in LEDs where there were halogens on the exterior bulbs, doing a JDM grille soon, got the weathertechs. just keeping it simple

 

[paroxysym]

swapped the grille this weekend... now to figure out tires as the stockers I continue to hear- blow

 

[ktiemann]

Did a test fit of the new RTT

 

[RandallW201]

Brand new here starting today. Thought I'd show some pics of our first adventure last week in NM/CO in our brand new Subie

 

[adventurous1]

4XPEDITION Subaru Outback Overland Road Warrior featured in Subaru of Russia Magazine. Check it out! Page 48-51. And even better if you can read Russian! Click the link below to open the high-resolution PDF version of the magazine.

http://www.4xpedition.com/subaru/_02_Subaru_Magazine_all_preview.pdf

 

[adventurous1]

Latest episode on the 4XPEDITION YouTube Page of our Subaru Outback 3.6R Overland Road Warrior taking on Engineer's Pass in Colorado. Take a look!

 

[perterra]

Latest episode on the 4XPEDITION YouTube Page of our Subaru Outback 3.6R Overland Road Warrior taking on Engineer's Pass in Colorado. Take a look!

That was enjoyable

 

[polishammer]

Not an expedition but here is my 2016 doing Tray Mountain, Chimney Mountain Rd Trail in North GA mountains last year. I have to say, they are very capable. Some Jeepers were looking at us weird, but oh well.

 

[gorillamel]

I bought mine 2015 OB 2.5i used at 114,000mi in March. It already has 122,000mi and has taken me all kinds of places in a much more comfortable fashion than my previous 2008 Jeep Rubicon. I have not modified it much other than adding fog lights, Raingler ceiling net, seat covers, K&N air filters, roof racks and cosmetic edits. Got a winch for it, have yet to fab up a front bumper with recovery points on it. Trying to save up the money for the EcoHitch in the rear so I can have a recovery point back there, too. It is nice to finally have a vehicle I can comfortably sleep inside! X-mode is fun and a nice attempt at a 4lo comparison option for AWD.

 

[ktiemann]

EcoHitch in the rear so I can have a recovery point back there, too.

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A few members on the outback forum have been using this Draw Tite version that is very similar to the Eco Hitch, and has a very good price on Car ID

 

[Utahusker]

 

[Smileyshaun]

Finally bought my first new car I've never liked the idea of losing money when you buy something but the fiance has a 2017 Forester manual trans that I really enjoyed driving so I decided to copy her a bit.



I had to give it a proper test on the test drives of the all-wheel-drive system with the automatic x-mode versus a manual transmission