Excellent Mechanic needed for Subaru - Northern CO

[wishihada4runner]

I'm in need of a really good mechanic to help me with a problem on my 2018 Outback. I had a 2" ADF spacer lift on my Outback. It's given me slightly better clearance and better approach and departure angles. However, I now have a very bad vibration at about 71mph which slowly goes away once you hit around 78. Does anyone know a good mechanic who can help diagnose and offer a resolution to my problem in Northern Colorado? I don't mind travelling a bit (maybe down to Denver or even a little further South), I'm currently in the Fort Collins area.

I appreciate any help!!

Mike

 

[Ldstruckn]

That is a txt book driveshaft angle issue. Christian brothers is excellent and will even install aftermarket parts if you choose that route

 

[wishihada4runner]

That is a txt book driveshaft angle issue. Christian brothers is excellent and will even install aftermarket parts if you choose that route

Awesome! Thanks! I’ve used them plenty before for other vehicles, they wouldn’t install my life kit in ID though. I’ll give them a call Monday!

 

[wishihada4runner]

That is a txt book driveshaft angle issue. Christian brothers is excellent and will even install aftermarket parts if you choose that route

CB Auto was unable to resolve. They suggested going to a place called Autoplex. I took the vehicle there and they are installing new carrier bearing spacers this week to align the drive shaft. If this fixes it... I guess I'm stuck keeping my Subaru until the 6th gen 4Runners come out. Yay and Boo... haha Thanks for the recommendation!

 

[Ldstruckn]

All for the best. If Toyota puts that ttv6 that is going in the tundra into the 4runner(both share basic architecture) then it’ll be worth the wait

 

[wishihada4runner]

All for the best. If Toyota puts that ttv6 that is going in the tundra into the 4runner(both share basic architecture) then it’ll be worth the wait

As long as it gets better fuel economy than 19mpg highway. hah That's one huge reason I'm waiting. The Bronco gets more power, more torque, better fuel economy. Sure the 4Runner is bulletproof but... I think all Toyotas that are still built in Japan are.