What did you do to/for your Outlander Sport (ASX / RVR) today?
Mar 29, 2014, 08:39 AM
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These look great. Are they universal or lancer?
Ive been hesitant because from what i have seen they stick out so much than i would prefer; however,these are placed perfectly.
I am on the evo x enkei now and have way too much side splatter with water, i can only imagine if i had 245's and not the 225 stretched.
Ive been hesitant because from what i have seen they stick out so much than i would prefer; however,these are placed perfectly.
I am on the evo x enkei now and have way too much side splatter with water, i can only imagine if i had 245's and not the 225 stretched.
Mar 29, 2014, 12:47 PM
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Yes, these are the universal. I utilized the stock holes that secure the fender liners. I had a lot of spare Rally Armor hardware left over from my Subie days which helped with the install. There is also a lot of trimming involved.
Mar 29, 2014, 03:58 PM
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Well, you did a fantastic trimming job then... the fit & finish looks factory perfect!
Mar 29, 2014, 09:05 PM
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CURT 13079 Hitch
Ok guys...
I FINALLY got around to installing the hitch today.
Not too bad. The driver side mount was a bit difficult to get to but can be done without removing anything.
I FINALLY got around to installing the hitch today.
Not too bad. The driver side mount was a bit difficult to get to but can be done without removing anything.
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Mar 30, 2014, 10:58 AM
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Mar 30, 2014, 12:01 PM
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Mar 30, 2014, 01:37 PM
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Bought mine yesterday , test drove it with 11 miles on it and ended up buying the one I test drove a 2014 Outlander Sport SE AWC CVT in quick siver , traded in a 2008 Scion XB that I loved .
Any body drive theirs in sand yet? How do they handle sand ?
I vacation in the Outer Banks of North Carolina and want to be able to run on the beach .
Any body drive theirs in sand yet? How do they handle sand ?
I vacation in the Outer Banks of North Carolina and want to be able to run on the beach .
Mar 30, 2014, 02:52 PM
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oh don't be...
I'm just blessed with tiny hands, so working around those tight corners wasn't too challenging.
Welcome to the forum!
Quick throw up some pics before you get sand all over your new ride.
And, since you bought the AWC, a most excellent choice! So, This is what you can do with that sandy beach >
Courtesy of Burtonrider1002, for More proof go here > LINK
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And, it would have been a hoot to see you try THAT with your old Scion XB!
I'm just blessed with tiny hands, so working around those tight corners wasn't too challenging.
Bought mine yesterday , test drove it with 11 miles on it and ended up buying the one I test drove a 2014 Outlander Sport SE AWC CVT in quick siver , traded in a 2008 Scion XB that I loved .
Any body drive theirs in sand yet? How do they handle sand ?
I vacation in the Outer Banks of North Carolina and want to be able to run on the beach .
Any body drive theirs in sand yet? How do they handle sand ?
I vacation in the Outer Banks of North Carolina and want to be able to run on the beach .
Quick throw up some pics before you get sand all over your new ride.
And, since you bought the AWC, a most excellent choice! So, This is what you can do with that sandy beach >
Courtesy of Burtonrider1002, for More proof go here > LINK
^
And, it would have been a hoot to see you try THAT with your old Scion XB!
Last edited by mRVRsport; Mar 30, 2014 at 03:02 PM.