Ironman 4×4 All Terrain Suspension Kit Install On Subaru Crosstrek, Forester And Outback

Ironman 4×4 All Terrain Suspension Kit Install On Subaru Crosstrek, Forester And Outback

Step by step guide on how to install the Ironman 4×4 ATS Suspension Kit on your 2018+ Subaru Crosstrek, 2019+ Subaru Forester, and your 2015+ Subaru Outback.

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Chapter Selection:

00:25 Tools Needed
00:30 Front Suspension Disassembly
8:44 Front Suspension Re-assembly
11:35 Front Suspension Alignment Tips
16:10 Rear Suspension Disassembly
19:42 Rear Sway Bar Spacer Install Outback
21:36 Rear Subframe Alignment Kit Install
29:43 Rear Strut Install

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Antonio Camacho says:

a question? I can put the tires on a 2022 forester wilderness one inch higher without risking damaging something, I only ask because since it has a shorter ratio than the others and therefore spends more gasoline, it is to compensate for that fuel consumption more

That Guy says:

Very well thought out kit. Subbed and sold. Thanks.

John Peterson says:

Great clear patient instructions young fellah – unlike here in Australia it’s refreshing to have some Subaru tech tips and absence of foul language and beer – I,m confident now to go ahead and install the package – John in S@

One Eye Drunk says:

Thanks Ironman. You taught me 2 things today. Don’t tighten up your bushings until the car is on the ground and take the inner arm bolt off that way you can have leverage. Great stuff my man.

Matthew Esguerra says:

do these fit on the 2014 crosstrek?

Rick M says:

When you install the rear brake line extender bracket, check to make sure the line doesn't rub on the tires after you install them. Don't ask me how I know (I used a Rancho lift kit which works great btw – just had to cut and re-weld the brake line extenders towards the center of the car.)

TrekcrossCA says:

Heads up 2019 outback the sway bar needs no extra pieces. Just unbolt both sides let everything hang and after getting the struts bolted in the sway bar end links can be tapped in place

djhewey says:

Question? 2018 outback 3.6r, how do these shocks/struts/springs handle on the highways, and curvious mountain driving at a bit higher speeds? Is it a little stiffer? I'm looking to add a sway bar and this suspension set up……

jessie Solinski says:

Do you get 2 more inches of travel or is it the same amout of travel like putting a spacer in?

Damien Horton Music says:

Great video. Any news on this set-up for 2012 SH Forester??

Cayden Gravlin says:

Would I need to realign the rear wheels as well?

Tim Withee says:

It's a great kit, but to install it will invalidate the warranty for all suspension and steering parts. I've spoken with a number of Subaru dealership service managers and they all told me the same thing. In fact, they won't even touch the car if it's been lifted. There is currently no lift kit that Subaru will authorize. In fact one service manager told me that they might not honor a drivetrain component. I have a 21 Crosstrek Sport and want to lift it, but I'm not throwing away the warranty.

Speedykoala23 says:

You know your chock block looks a lot like the one I'm missing from my HMMWV that I had to write up on my 5988 form…… lol

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