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Good information fuzzysoul. Subaru said they went to a standard frame on these to cars. I have notice the part numbers are one or two number off each other. I would say the Outback is stiffer then the Legacy for the off road features of the outback.

Read this it may give you same insight on the sway bar working or not. I think it will because the Legacy and Outback are build on the same frame. https://www.autoblog.com/2020/04/01/2020-subaru-outback-suspension-deep-dive/?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9sZWdhY3lndC5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABHy27jHpDb2Vbxq8FRPWYFa8LFpcpzijs3NO-DniQ40D0K7SnMtIZRY0odP9WHfcO-V1X9h88_djEIfkpy7N8EYVPhqWkADyv5FkGrAahkobY3rj-M4v2iEs-D2hEwL2JAbRXA-HQCY3vU-5W2v5uY55vcuwdomzABteq7B4ZEb

No, the front ones are the same as in the Outback. There would not be any improvements on the change. I am not sure you can do that to a 2019 because in 2020 they changed the frame system in the Legacy and outback to be the same frame or base. the difference is they put a 2" left on the outback. Here is great information on the changes. https://www.autoblog.com/2020/04/01/2020-subaru-outback-suspension-deep-dive/

No, I had a Subaru upgrade shop here in town and I watch them and all they did was removed the struts or shocks and changed the spring on them and put them back. It took them about 40 mins. to do the job. I think I paid them $260.00. That was for the springs and to put them in.

I believe the part number the shop used is 20380AN01A. I know from the Legacy one to Outback was one number in the part number. I did a look and the Outback Coil Spring is 20380AN01A and the Legacy one is 20380AN00A

I would think you should be able to tow or pull what ever the Outback can do. Other then the body the rest of the car are the same. I now can put over 200 lbs in the trunk and there is no or little sagging in the back. I think with the extra weight it may ride a little better too.

The ride is a lot better. Before when you would go thru a bump the front would handle it great and the back would be like you had no or week shocks. Now the car movie up and down together. I think its a smother ride. The only thing I notice that is more harsh is going over speed bumps.

Here is a side view of the car.

Yes, it does set higher or can I say it sits the way it should be sitting. The car now has the same clearance from finder to wheel in the front and back. I will take a picture and post it here for you. The other thing is the car handles so much better and going over bumps the car is more in control.

What I can say about this is because the springs in the back will not hold the load. My springs gave out because I put a lot of weight in the trunk and it sunk the springs. So I put the Outback springs on the Legacy in the back. Now I can tell you the car drives better and handles the corners a lot better too.

My 2020 Legacy has always run about 215F or say over 200F. Here in Las Vegas it is over a 100F. When the outside temp is lower my oil temp is also lower.

The papers I got from the dealer says it was a recall. But there was a recall on the cars from 2018 - 2020 at this time. I am wandering if there is now another recall on the fuel pumps and replace fuel pumps from last recall. Only time will tell if this fuel pump will need replaced again.

I seen this and it could be a big problem. When I first got my Legacy and had about 10,000 mile the fuel pump went out. I hope this does not happen agian.

Did anyone get this recall notice on there car. https://www.impreza5.com/threads/recall-for-2019-2020-ascent-2018-forester-2018-2020-impreza-legacy-outback-2018-2019-brz-wrx-and-toyota-86-vehicles.15795/

I am at 20k right now and it is setting at 25.2 mpg. I get about 30 mpg on the high.