2002 Subaru Outback Off-road Base Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Reisterstown, Maryland, United States
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This was a modified slightly lifted 02 Subaru outback. It has an additional 3rd cooling fan. Custom cold air intake. Oil catch can for each head. Fuel pressure regulator. Added a transmission cooler. Has Headers and exhaust. New brakes, rotors, and calipers. New front CV Axle. Rear has slight lift and bump stops. Led light in the motor under the intake manifold. The car is equipped to handle extreme weather with this tire package. The tires on the car are 215/75/LT15 BFG Mud Terrains. I can sell it cheaper without the tires. Note; Since the tires are LT tires and the vehicle is very light, the tires never deflate completely to the point that the rims pinch the tires. Is an indirect way of having fix a flat due to a harder side wall. Just deflate the rest if the tires and the vehicle will get you to your destination. The issue is that the vehicle has a rod knock. the motor needs to be changed. So if you are good and handy to fix or swap the motor this will be a good project. My goal was to put an XT Motor in it but I did not get to that point. I would suggest to have it better built to better pull the tires or get a turbo motor. The price reflects without the tires you see in the pick. It will have stock tires
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