99' Forester on Work CR Kai's

[ehDevo]

Hey S|W, been a long time lurker so i figured i'd throw up my build. Im 20, living in northern Alberta Canada. After owning a numerous amount of vehicles I picked up this guy.

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Threw on some wrx coils and picked up some 18 x 8.5 Work CR Kai's and some 15mm adapters from circuit sports.

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Mounted up some Borla UEL headers and made a blast pipe, its not everyones cup of tea, but I dig it.

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Tossed on my Nardi classic and NRG 2.0 quick release.

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And thats pretty much how it sits for the time being.

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And of course you can never have too many slaps

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[Guarantities]

Need one of these in my life. So sick!

[anti.engineered]

like the stickers on the rear window. but only those ones.

[ehDevo]

Need one of these in my life. So sick!

thanks man!

[ehDevo]

like the stickers on the rear window. but only those ones.

cheers! Like what you've done with your z32

[Kalasanty]

Great start. I just got myself a 99 Forester last week too

[ehDevo]

Scored a jdm grill, refinished it in silver and installed it the other day.

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Also my STI forester rear hatch wing came in the mail, will be repainting and mounting that on soon as well.

[jerrychoochoo]

Car looks good, diggin the stickers.

[ehDevo]

Car looks good, diggin the stickers.

appreciate it man!

[saturnstance]

Nice and simple. I like it. Keep it up.

[ehDevo]

Nice and simple. I like it. Keep it up.

Thanks dude!

[maxwellmercer]

Looks great, the Nardi is such a nice touch!

[AGentry]

I dig it!

[ChincyWagon]

Very clean! I like the blast pipes.
Do you use a gun to paint your things with or just rattle canning it with oem matched paint? I need to venture more and learn new skills lol.

[ehDevo]

Very clean! I like the blast pipes.
Do you use a gun to paint your things with or just rattle canning it with oem matched paint? I need to venture more and learn new skills lol.

Thanks man! I just use oem matched paint in a rattle can. Turns out great with a little wet sanding and a buff.