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I'm not sure if they have the Wildpeak in a size you need as I have not read much about them on Subaru forums. Seems everyone uses KO2s or G015s but that could be due to group think. Like Tacoma/4 Runner guys and their infatuation with KO2s. lol I would say the Wildpeak is in the exact same...

That's so cool!

I had the TerrainContacts for a short time and the G015s for about 10k. Both are great street tires with excellent wet weather traction. The G015s blew me away with their wet grip even in a pickup with an empty bed. Their off-road traction was adequate and got me through a couple of tough trails...

Im really diggin this rig. :)

A It's on the Canyon page. They don't have one for the Colorado yet. :(

Nah. From the way it's been described the shudder is MUCH more pronounced. Like running over rumble strips and harsh. Mine feels like a wheel that is out of control and kinda bouncing around. It's mild though.

I lowered the lift height on my King coilovers by 1/2 to try and diagnose my vibration issue. What a piece of cake! Simply jack up the front end, loosen the collar set screw and start cranking on the collar to adjust preload. Ridiculously easy! I'm sure raising the ride height will be a little...

Duramax and lower highway speeds will do it. :)

Looks good covered in mud. :)

Reminds me of the Zook from 4wd Action. :hearteyes:

Nice work! I hate to tell you this, but Duratracs are notorious for getting really noisy sometime after 25k or so. Mine were fairly quiet for a hybrid AT until 20k and then they started humming. By 30k I hated them. :( If you've had them less than 30days they may have a satisfaction...

Nice! It's the grille that's a killer. My GMC came with the giant all chrome grille and I hated it. Fixed it short term with paint and plastidip.

For sure! I almost bought a HiLift earlier in the year but at the time my wheels were sunk too far into the fenders to make the HiLift work without risking panel damage so I went with a bottle jack. I use the Maxsa traction boards as a base when needed in snow. When I get some real rock sliders...

The browser hadn't fully updated when I replied so I missed your photos of the Hi-Lift and wheel adapter. :) But for others reading this thread here's a good jack comparison video by Ronny. He is wrong about using the Hi-Lift on stock vehicles because he forgot about the wheel adapter but it's...

They look good off the showroom floor with the chrome delete. :)

What an intense build! It looks great. I can't even fathom the total cost. :)

Bottle jack time?

I did this exercise in May when I ordered my new King coilovers. It was very eye-opening! The numbers are a bit off and I have a different, heavier, winch now but the gist is the same. My truck is a pig. lol