1/2" Lift Rear Springs - Fits 09-13 Subaru Forester

Whenever you are lifting your Subaru Forester and carrying extra weight, RalliTEK overload springs are the best spring to use. Our exclusive dual-rate linear spring technology enhances off-road performance while allowing your lifted Subaru Outback to carry more weight and accessories. No matter what weight you're loading your overload springs with - rooftop tents for overlanding, or bumpers for hardcore off-roading - they'll handle it. 

With our proprietary spring technology, we improve off-road handling and predictability while maintaining Subaru's plush on-road ride quality. As a result of our lift springs, larger tires can be fitted for enhanced stability in inclement weather or on difficult terrains. Our springs are equally at home in the hills, on the overland trail, in the snow, or on the interstates.

We recommend running the Overload springs for unweighted and weighted driving of up to 450 lbs. Super Overload springs should be used when permanent fixtures on the vehicle like rear tire carriers, rooftop tents, storage systems, etc. meet or exceed 450 lbs. These items should stay on the vehicle at all times.

When running the Super Overload springs we highly recommend doing the Bilstein B6 struts to get the best ride quality and drivability results.

• Estimated lift: 0.5"
• More responsive handling and turn-in
• Extremely improved off-road performance
• Maintains factory on-road ride quality
• Increases ability to carry more weight on the vehicle
• Spring rate:  265, 355 or 460 lb/in
• 30% or 50% increased spring rate
• Lifetime warranty
• Sold in pairs
• Made in the USA
• Visit our Tire Sizing Chart 

RalliTEK recommends performing an alignment anytime suspension or other steering components are changed or replaced. Are you local? Give us a call and schedule your alignment with us.

Want an even better ride? Pair our springs with Bilstein Struts and Bilstein Shocks for the ultimate off-road package.

Want a completed off-road system assembled on Bilstein shocks? See them here.