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Hi everyone I'm thinking about purchasing a gen 4 outback and was wondering if my coil overs in the wife's gen 4 liberty would fit and work on a outback of similar year?

Yes.

Need to "de-lift" if your going to dump it or the CV's will be at silly angles.
Or lower it a couple of inches only and not worry about it.

What I de-lift?

I'm no expert but you'd need some different suspension components like camber bushes, links, ALK, RCA and maybe control arms to correct the lowered geometry, if going low... It could be a very cool look with the wide body-esque wheel arches over e.g. stretched tyres on wide rims....

That would be the look I'm heading towards I seen a picture today of a black 05 outback over in the states with white wheels, looks the part.

It seams like there is a lot more involved in getting an outback to lay sills or be close to it compared to a liberty. Maybe just dump the liberty and get an outback as family car.

I drove a Foz the other day - lifted cars are so much fun, feel so bombproof!
But I like that lowered widebody look too...
I'm sure someone has attempted it here.

Was fairly easy...
Anylower on the back and it's on the bumpstops...

What a shit street in that last photo.

@ Anson: How did you do that?

Useing these http://www.pedders.com.au/newsite/products/sportsryder-extreme-xa-adjustable-coil-overs-1339030582/sportsryder-extreme-xa-coil-over-suspension--1338860326
Not all that good for performance, but i'm happy with how the car looks...

Anson wrote:Useing these http://www.pedders.com.au/newsite/products/sportsryder-extreme-xa-adjustable-coil-overs-1339030582/sportsryder-extreme-xa-coil-over-suspension--1338860326
Not all that good for performance, but i'm happy with how the car looks...

Have you just done coilovers or also other supporting mods.

Mark has a list of supporting mods for a low outback here if you haven't seen viewtopic.php?f=10&t=14609&start=195#p236539