Rear spacers or install wagon springs/struts?

[SurlyOBS]

So my 2000 Forester has 06 WRX sedan springs/struts and is looking saggy in the back. Should I install some spacers or get new WRX springs/struts (wagon version)? Looking for advice and opinions.

Also, who sells decent spacers?

 

[GClark]

Paranoid Fabrication sells spacers pretty cheaply, I would just go with that. Easy to install and will take care of you butt sag.

 

[jcovey2.5]

i have all 4 wagon springs and struts

 

[SurlyOBS]

i have all 4 wagon springs and struts

How many miles and how much? Send me a PM.

I'm assuming they are from a WRX.

 

[inski]

mike your Fozzy has 2003 WRX sedan springs and struts. I'd try the saggy butt spacers. Its simple and easier that swapping springs.

 

[RallyCat]

I'm about to go the Paranoid Fabrications saggy-butt spacer route on my LGT wagon (Spec B sedan springs & top hats with Bilstein dampers). As Inksi said, it's a quick and easy way to get a 1/4" or 1/2" lift. You can go even bigger, but you'll need to replace to lugs on the top hats with some longer hardware.

Tim

 

[SurlyOBS]

Spacers win! Cheaper and easier, sorry jcovey2.5 but thanks for the offer.