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June 29th, 2009

Hello everybody! I'm not what you'd call a 4x4 owner, but I do take our family AWD Outback to places normal people wouldn't

I don't let our 'handicap' slow us down. Subarus are capable and willing, it just takes a while

My family likes to spend time together, and we have a great time driving through the country, whether it is on or off the pavement. Lots of people don't realize, but the Outbacks have almost 10inch clearance to the diffs, so they clear quite well over the rough stuff. Ours is mostly stock, but it has a few mild modifications. It sports 3/16in skidplates from Primitive Racing (front and rear), and Yokohama Geolandar ATS' tires, and a rear swaybar delete. Planned upgrades are either a 1" or 2" lift (as soon as I can talk my wife into it, it's her DD). I'm also on few other forums, but am a big fan of www.offroadsubarus.com I'm farely new to offroading, but as all the other motor-activities, it's highly addictive. Especially here in Colorado; it's such a beautiful state to explore!
Btw, check out http://www.youtube.com/SubaCoolAWD for our most recent outings (Pole Hill on 6-21-09, Central City area two days ago).
Next time you're at a trail and you see us, stop and say hi

June 29th, 2009

Welcome

June 29th, 2009

welcome man!

June 29th, 2009

welcome i think you just might be the first and only subaru but i have seen them in some interesting places with some very talented drivers you can do just as much as the other factory 4x4s

**Chris** · June 29th, 2009

Welcome to Front Range SubaCool, you'll have to come on a run and show us what you can do. IIRC there are a few people here that can share some interesting Subaru trail stories.

:welcome:

**Pathrat** · June 29th, 2009

Very cool, I would like to see you out wheeling in that.

:welcome:

June 29th, 2009

I got nothing....

**Funrover** · June 29th, 2009

SCRubicon previously posted:

June 30th, 2009

hello cool vid

June 30th, 2009

Funrover previously posted:

June 30th, 2009

SCRubicon previously posted:

**Chris** · June 30th, 2009

Nobody's laughing, "All Makes and Models | All Levels of Experience" is not just a catch phrase. Check out the Tourareg's here, some folks thought they were mall cruisers until they showed their stuff on a few runs.

There are plenty of trucks here that can do extreme stuff and plenty that can do much more than I can but that's not an issue. We're all just here to have fun and wheel regardless of our capabilities or trail interests.

**Aaron** · June 30th, 2009

Welcome to the group suba. Not sure what has gotten under some of these guys but you should be very welcome here. We do trails for all levels and there are plenty of folks here who just want to get off the beaten path...

If you don't see a trail scheduled that you can do, schedule one. You'll have people go with you. I have a Jeep but like to do easy trails as well as my family goes with me every time. I can't be scaring them every week

Again, welcome and I'm sure you will have fun with this group!

**Chris** · June 30th, 2009

SCRubicon previously posted:

June 30th, 2009

I absolutely love my Subaru WRX and know the feeling that Subaru's give you for sure. Back when I had a Cherokee (a 1990 model year) I remember getting to the top of a trail where i had a few issues with clearance stuff, only to find a Subaru Outback there already. They are more capable then people give them credit for.

I've taken my Rex on a few offroad trails. The main one was the Shrine Pass trail, from the top of Vail Pass down into Redcliff. It did really well, but thats a very tame trail. Its making me get tempted to bring it on the "stockers without lockers" trail run for sure. Might have to put my old springs back on though, as there are lowering ones on now. We'll see though. Good to have you here and we'll definitely see you out the on trails.

JH

**Funrover** · June 30th, 2009

Chris previously posted:

June 30th, 2009

I race with the SCCA and am all about pushing my cars to the limit. I don't want to break them though. Whenever we go on a trail we always say "there's always a way back out". Ultimately, my wife is the one that "holds me back" from going nuts (I know the Subie can do a lot more, but it's her DD

). Eventualy, I'll be buying a dedicated 4x4 for the crazy stuff, but for now, I love the fact that our Subaru allows us to explore off of the easy stuff. And living in Colorado makes for some great exploring. We don't usually plan very far ahead so putting stuff on the calendar might not be early enough, but I can try

**ShutUpHippie** · June 30th, 2009

Welcome! Nice to see a Subaru make it to the board. Hope to see you on a trail sometime. :drive:

**dr350jja** · July 3rd, 2009

Welcome to you. That's a nice vid you posted. Looks like the Outback can handle the terrain OK.

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