u/Ciarrai_IRL

I'm not Muslim, but live in an area of the US with a growing Muslim population and I'd like to better understand this. I've stopped moving aside, and I'm now presented with a number of various responses ranging from the other person just moving at the last moment, to having them stop and stare at me. It's admittedly annoying, but I'm trying to understand any cultural significance. Just male dominance, or something else more nefarious? For the record, I'm a white, Christian American of European ancestry.

It's not constant, and it's not loud, but once picked up, it's really annoying. It sounds like it's coming from somewhere around the driver window or rear driver side passenger window. Sounds almost like a subtle knock, as of one of the windows is slightly loose, but there's no vibration and I can't make it stop when I apply pressure to various parts of the windows/doors.

Anyone else find this? Or just me?

2026 Limited XT

Hoping to get my hands on a new or partial bottle of this. I may have a couple of trade options available, but prefer to purchase.

Absolutely frustrating especially when it's over 100° in the middle of a heatwave. The 2022 Wilderness I traded in had zero problems. I'm using this in all the same places, so I know it's not a coverage issue. It fails at least 9 or of 10 times. I just got transferred around to 5 different people at Subaru support. No idea what the problem is.

I'm planning to run a few of these surveys over the next couple weeks covering topics ranging from social interaction, to diet, to physical activity, and beyond... Let's see what we can learn.

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Anyone have experience with either of these? Thoughts? I'm considering a new Wilderness too, but I just can't love the body refresh. I'm still playing to drive one, bit I'm feeling very indecisive. Help?

Has anyone here owned the Outback Wilderness? I'd love some feedback. What do you miss from the Subaru? Are you glad you made the switch?

I'm about to purchase a grip module from Grit Grips for my g43. It's a striped down frame that I'm moving all the internals into from my g43. Because it's serialized I need to transfer through an FFL. it's only $70 and Range USA wants $100 for the transfer. They're making it not worth the purchase if I'm paying more for the transfer than the grip itself. Kicker is I'm a member and I pay them $40 per month. If I had their next level membership I'd get 1 free transfer per month. Any way around this?

I'm curious how many of you have done your own brakes. I'm in need on new brakes, according to my oil change place, even though I only have 25k miles on my '22. But it's mostly all stop and go local rides, so I guess it makes sense. I changed my brakes on my Jeep before I got my Outback. I enjoy doing work on my own if I have the time, and I do have the time.

Just wondering if it's just as straightforward as I'm thinking, or if anything was unexpected. Also, not sure if I'm going to affect my factory and extended warranty by doing this. Appreciate any feedback.