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Yes, if you have two inch spacers in addition to HD springs then the CVs are going to be at too extreme of an angle even during normal driving. It’s really only the spacers that are causing the problem, the hd springs are just calling attention to it. If you only had the spacers but with stock coils, then your CVs would be at an okay angle under normal conditions, but would extend too far when the suspension was unloaded. So you wouldn’t notice any clicking or popping under most conditions, but if you lifted a wheel off the ground while spinning then you’d notice the cv binding and possible breaking. With the addition of the hd coils, the strut is now further extended even under normal conditions and therefore your getting a little bind causing the clicks you’re hearing. The only way to keep the full lift you have now and fix the CV issue is with a SFD. If that’s not in the cards right now, you could remove the 2 inch spacer but keep the hd springs and you won’t have any issues with the cv with that set up.

May 2019: Stpickens *Pending official border. *Send any member of the Mod team two additional pictures and they will be added here.

Did a little test fit of the ARB 2500 awning with the new to me Rolla rack. I am way happier with how it sits now vs my old rack on the factory crossbars. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think i might have found it. it just says terrano instead of pathfinder. https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/j524413668 -Kyle

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Update: got the painted pieces installed this afternoon after work. I welcome your thoughts/feedback. Sent from my SM-J327P using Tapatalk

That really IS me in the profile photo... I just forgot to shave that day! (hehe!) ? ?

Finished 1 complete 3" prototype kit as well as a partial 3" prototype kit and sent them off to AZ today. In the process of making this initial batch we've invested a lot of time into fabricating fixtures for the assembly and welding processes. This ensures our kits are consistent and allows us to be much more efficient. Looking forward to the coming weeks as this has been a lot of work and time but the passion for this project only grows daily, doubly so with good weather finally creeping in here and camping season on the horizon!