EnglishRacing Evolander Begins
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Travis you hadnt heard about this before? Thanks Rong 
Boost is going to stay where its at for the time being, if Jeff does some internals in it over the winter I presume we'll turn it up. Also needs cams and springs first

Boost is going to stay where its at for the time being, if Jeff does some internals in it over the winter I presume we'll turn it up. Also needs cams and springs first
Could you elaborate on which suspension parts you changed specifically? I have an 06 outlander I would like to lower to Evo ride height. I was looking at using my Evo stock struts, and I am assuming I would use Evo LCAs front and rear, along with the lower toe adjuster for the rear from an Evo?
Could you elaborate on which suspension parts you changed specifically? I have an 06 outlander I would like to lower to Evo ride height. I was looking at using my Evo stock struts, and I am assuming I would use Evo LCAs front and rear, along with the lower toe adjuster for the rear from an Evo?

I had to buy evo camber bolts for the front because my outlander did not have any. I used stock evo 8 rims but under hard turning the rears would rub on the inside.
Thanks for the reply! I was worried the arms would be a problem because of how much lower, but it looks like it turned out ok for you! I am wondering if maybe I should just go with coilovers for an 06 Ralliart.









