WTB: nothin right now

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    Sorry guys. please see my post down this thread. Don't feel too sorry for me, kthanxby.
     
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    I believe mnstilynwrx has a sedan and that post is his sale of sedan springs. I currently am riding on sedan springs and need a slight lift from the rear of my Forester with the wagon springs. Thanks anyway, Mike.
     
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    you could have mines...lol...just playing...they are stock though....

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    yeah he does, but arnt the springs the same?
     
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    Dao, only if you had a WRX wagon with OEM springs you didn't have use for. Only then they will fit. :p

    Mike, they are not. The fronts are the same, but the rears must accomodate the added weight of the wagon.
     
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    WTB: OEM 02+ WRX wagon springs

    I have a set off of my '04 Wagon but I wasn't really planning on selling them.

    How much were you looking to spend?

    Steve
     
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    WTB: OEM 02+ WRX wagon springs

    I would like about $50 for them. Let me know if we have a deal. ;)
     
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    i have a pair if you want to buy
     
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    ...I'm really sorry fellas. I have made more research on this "imaginary" setup that I want and it has proved that OEM WRX wagon springs isn't a good match for my 04 WRX sedan struts. I don't want to buy them and install them to find out that they don't suite my needs.

    Again, I'm sorry. :( I'm going to continue my search for a setup that will properly accomodate the added weight of my wagon's rear yet provide a high spring rate not to sag the rear of the family-getter.
     
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    get sti springs and tophats in the back
     
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    I'm looking at buying Tein H-techs or Tanabe GF210 springs mainly for their ability to keep the rearend up and stay up when loaded with groceries.
     
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    'what ya gonna do with all that junk in your trunk' ' junk in your trunk'?!!? ha ah
     
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    I have some 05 STi springs im looking to get rid of. Let me know.
     
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    Dream, I was thinking about getting STi springs, but I've heard other Forester guys talking about sagging with USDM STi springs, too. It's both a utility and cosmetic upgrade that I want the aformentioned springs for the rear: Tanabes or Teins.
     
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    i thought you bought some teins.
     
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