Chicken's Crosstrek
#226
Lots of updates. More to come tomorrow.
But I got the Raingler net installed. Had to mount a bracket that came with the kit behind the B-pillar trim.
Finished product
The top two corners strap on to the two D-rings. The bottom two, I got a bracket to bolt into the lower seatbelt mounts. Basically unbolted the seatbelt mount, then put a bracket between the original belt mount and the bolt.
All 4 corners tighten down with the strapping. It is actually pretty taunt and I honestly dont think there's any way from the dogs to go through it.
But I got the Raingler net installed. Had to mount a bracket that came with the kit behind the B-pillar trim.
Finished product
The top two corners strap on to the two D-rings. The bottom two, I got a bracket to bolt into the lower seatbelt mounts. Basically unbolted the seatbelt mount, then put a bracket between the original belt mount and the bolt.
All 4 corners tighten down with the strapping. It is actually pretty taunt and I honestly dont think there's any way from the dogs to go through it.
#227
Over the weekend I met up with Blake. We shot another video for the Primitive Racing engine and trans skid plates.
trans
engine
The install was SUPER simple and quick. Primitive included straight forward instructions and there was only a few small pieces of hardware that's new for the kit (everything else was reused OEM).
After the install, we took the toys out to play
trans
engine
The install was SUPER simple and quick. Primitive included straight forward instructions and there was only a few small pieces of hardware that's new for the kit (everything else was reused OEM).
After the install, we took the toys out to play
#228
Little behind the scenes. 3 wheel motion
Pictures surely dont do it justice, but the rear wheel is probably 12-14 inches in the air. I could easily stack 3 fists together under the gap. Thought about putting my head down under as reference, but after about half a second I figured that's probably not a good idea lol.
Then I switched things up and drove into a bmx jump hahaha
Pictures surely dont do it justice, but the rear wheel is probably 12-14 inches in the air. I could easily stack 3 fists together under the gap. Thought about putting my head down under as reference, but after about half a second I figured that's probably not a good idea lol.
Then I switched things up and drove into a bmx jump hahaha
#237
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Car Info: Subaru 2009 Forester