Drives great on sand, could use about 3 more inches of ground clearance but Im impressed. Air pressure 18psi each tire, 4wd lock.

 

Just few minor modifications;
Running board
Chrome side mirrors
Sunroof and hood deflectors
Chrome handles
Shark fin Antenna

Next project;
Wheels and caliper painting

Update:
18" Wheels and Chrome trims

 

Very clean!

 

2008 Outlander XLS

K&N Filter
BC Racing Coilover Kit
Cross-Drilled Rotors and Ceramic Pads

 

Nice! Like it! Where did you buy the running board and how much?

 

this is so sick! the BC Racing Coilover Kit, did you install that yourself? any feed back on it? man what a great looking ride man

 

Thanks! Yes, did the install myself - pretty basic stuff truthfully.

I love this kit. I have only had it installed for a month or so, but really like the ride. Took me sometime to find the right damping settings, as this is my wife's Daily Driver, but feels great so far. Perhaps more adjustment is required but still to be determined.

The ride is firmer than OEM but vastly improved. My OEM front struts were shot, and there was a lot of suspension sagging and diving under throttle and braking, respectively. Also, it seemed that my front was sitting much higher than the rears - due to the worn struts, I imagine.

No more sag or dive and the body roll under cornering is pretty much non-existent.

As seen in the photos, the rear coils are maxed out with about another inch of space to play with at the front. The ride height is level, front to back.

So far, i love these coilovers. There are not many options for our vehicles - I went with BC's over the KW's or ISC's due to availability and previous experience with BC's. The price point on the BC is also more affordable. I would recommend this kit to anyone looking to lower their outlander.

Thanks for checking out my ride!

 

Thanks!

I got the running board from SmartRoad Canada; see info below;

ADDRESS:
2899 Steeles Ave west
unit #13
Toronto, Ontario
M3J 3K5


TELEPHONE: (416) 650-1292

EMAIL: info@smartroadcanada.com

 

Thank you!

 

Just picked up a 2010 Outlander XLS AWD V6 with 62k on it.

Great car so far. It needs some work, but nothing major (Tires, Blower Unit, Fluid Flush)

Current Mods:
-Tow hitch/wiring
-JDM Fog light overlay
-LED Projector DRL
-LED Interior lighting

Future Mods:
-Roor Cross Bars
-LED Projector Reverse lights
-Cold Air Intake
-Rear bumper guard




Pre Fog Overlays:



Post Fog Overlays: