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Time to bump this up with great news from whiteline......I love this company!

they responded to me as well and said that it will fit. I just ordered one as well and I'll be slapping it on quick

whiteline is showing that they have a rear sway bar now!! but it's saying outback/legacy which has me confused since they had slightly different ones that mounted in different spots https://whitelineperformance.com/products/rear-sway-bar-20mm-heavy-duty-blade-adjustable-2020-outback

nope, I've never had a problem. even with over a 1000lbs of concrete and chicken feed bags in the trunk and back seat

I noticed the auto start/stop was staying off for a shorter and shorter period and after hearing you guys talk about how crappy they are I ended up just swapping it out with an antigravity battery. it drops a good 30-40lbs off of the front end. and is suppose to last 8+ years. but I wish I knew I could get reimbursed for the crappy one when it did it

would the outback flares work?

slap a set of 245/45-18 on the wrx rims and you'll be all set. they have the same diameter

yes I did 2 years there taking auto/diesel/industrial/BMW back in 2010-12. and I said more octane will not give more horsepower. so using e93 instead of e87 will not give you more power

I didnt Google crap, this is what's being taught at schools like UTI where i went to. you use the fuel that the manufacturer has tuned the engine for. so let's not be presumption as if you know me. lets stick to the facts of the subject and keep our opinions to ourselves

by no means will it give you more power in any way what so ever. you will lose a couple horsepower if anything. it burns at a different rate than your engine is tuned for. if you have a knock from using e87 then you might want to take it to the dealer for a tune up

well you'll lose performance by using anything other than the E87 fuel that the engine was tuned for. higher octane doesn't mean more power. it just means higher resistance to knock

oh ive been messaging whiteline, cusco, and every other suspension manufacturer trying to get them to make a sway bar for our car but to no success.

ya I swapped the tires immediately to a set of potenza re-71r and swapped the rims to the lightest set I could find. if I had the money I would definitely change out the CVT for the 6 speed off the WRX. I'm still searching for a rear sway bar. as for the battery I swapped in a zero gravity battery to help drop weight in the front end. I didn't have a problem with the original other than the stop start didn't last long if I had the heated seats on. the new battery improved it a little.

so I just got done talking to whiteline for a rear sway bar and they don't have anything yet. there isn't enough demand they said. so we need everyone in the forum to blow up there email with request. they did it in the outback forum and succeeded.

you might have better luck if you move this question over to the 2nd gen legacy column.