brumby lift kit pictures needed
- TOONGA
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brumby lift kit pictures needed
could some one with a lift kit installed on a brumby please post pics of all relevant areas that need to be lifted
every time I look for pics on the net I get pictures of lift kits in a neatly arranged pile on a lovely white background or sites that show lifted L series and libertys etc but no brumby or MY wagon models
thanks in advance
TOONGA
every time I look for pics on the net I get pictures of lift kits in a neatly arranged pile on a lovely white background or sites that show lifted L series and libertys etc but no brumby or MY wagon models
thanks in advance
TOONGA
- SUBIIE
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1992 'Annivesary' Subaru Brumby, amp-6x9"'s-kevlar 6"'s-tweeters, power windows, and a 1995 WRX EJ20t engine finally installed, engineered and blue slipped. Wow, try and catch me up the mountain!
http://www.ausubaru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13343
The horse feed car; 1988 subaru brumby, targa top, and in need of some tlc.

http://www.ausubaru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13343
The horse feed car; 1988 subaru brumby, targa top, and in need of some tlc.

- El_Freddo
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Why do you need pictures? Do a search on the forum for Subyruby and lift - we installed a two inch lift in his MY wagon a few months ago, there might be some pics there that will help you out.
If you need them to see how it all fits together to make your own you either need a parts car to build it on or to have a look at one thats already lifted - but have a look in the 'flesh' as photos might not give you exactly what you need...
Cheers
Bennie
If you need them to see how it all fits together to make your own you either need a parts car to build it on or to have a look at one thats already lifted - but have a look in the 'flesh' as photos might not give you exactly what you need...
Cheers
Bennie
- El_Freddo
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Yeah fair enough - the two fiddliest bits I would say are the strut towers for the front and the steering shaft.
The rest are just blocks with holes drilled in them. The front crossmember is a single block with two holes and same for the mostache bar support bracket's blocks. The rest are a block with a hole and a longer bolt...
Cheers
Bennie
The rest are just blocks with holes drilled in them. The front crossmember is a single block with two holes and same for the mostache bar support bracket's blocks. The rest are a block with a hole and a longer bolt...
Cheers
Bennie