An offroad-focused podcast looking into the world of lifted Subarus. Featuring stories from vehicle owners and insights from the creators of some of our favorite parts in the off-road Subie industry. Join us as we explore trails, talk shop, and celebrate the adventure-driven Subaru community.
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An offroad-focused podcast looking into the world of lifted Subarus. Featuring stories from vehicle owners and insights from the creators of some of our favorite parts in the off-road Subie industry. Join us as we explore trails, talk shop, and celebrate the adventure-driven Subaru community.
Best Subaru Forester Mods for Off-Roading - Brandon's 4 Inch Lifted Fozzy #12
DirtSubies
2 hours 1 minute
1 month ago
Best Subaru Forester Mods for Off-Roading - Brandon's 4 Inch Lifted Fozzy #12
I this episode, Brandon (@starscream1201) joins me to talk about his one of a kind 2010 Subaru Forester, "Sherman." From picking it up sight unseen in California with a 4" ADF lift already installed, to installing custom skid plates, Bilstein B6s, and a torque locker, this is a true off-road monster. We get into dealership life as a mechanic, the truth about car warranties, why KO2s aren't as heavy as people think, and the biggest game changers for building offroad Subarus. If you've ever wondered what it takes to build a Forester that looks wild and actually performs well, this episode is for you.
Check out photos of Brandon's Forester on the Lifted Imports website: https://liftedimports.com/modified-subaru-forester-4-inch-lift/
DirtSubies
An offroad-focused podcast looking into the world of lifted Subarus. Featuring stories from vehicle owners and insights from the creators of some of our favorite parts in the off-road Subie industry. Join us as we explore trails, talk shop, and celebrate the adventure-driven Subaru community.
