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How would 33's correct your speedometer? When running oversized tires, my choice is 33x10.5's. I have run my Yota's 12.5's on my Pathfinder and I have found there to be a large difference between them and 10.5's. 31' are one of to stock sized availible on WD21's when they were sold new. I ran 31's for a long time and only moved to 33's after I lifted.

yeah same here, never replaced them. Thought about it, because they are pretty dried out, just never got around to buying any.

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Maybe something they added in late '00 to help reinforce... or removed them, deciding that they were not needed? Or maybe part of a dealer installed rack option?

The plate just bolted to the roof and the rack was secured to it. Did not... that I recal ....bolt to a crossmember.

First picture is as it sits in the truck. You can see the three rack mounting bolts and the two in the middle (a bolt and a nut) The are what was sticking up through the roof when I seperated the rack from the body.

Never used Airsoft pellets but I have Dyna Beads in my Toyota. Have had them in there for years and don't have any real complaints. I can't say that they are perfect, but given that it's in a lifted, leaf sprung, short wheelbase mini-truck with a solid axle riding on 33x12.5's, I would say that they do a great job considering the task at hand.

Updated a bunch (not all) of the links in the original post.

In the example link above you can delete the tail end of the result to get to the topic your result was found in. Search Result Link: http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?/topic/33061-2wd-steering-setup-installed-w-pictures-using-oem-steering-damper/page__view__findpost__p__622028__hl__%2Bsway+%2Bbar Delete back to the post number and it should/will hopefully take you to or close to the post your search result was targeting: http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?/topic/33061-2wd-steering-setup-installed-w-pictures-using-oem-steering-damper/page__p__622028#entry622028 Modify by deleting back to the topic title and it will drop you at the begining of the topic: http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?/topic/33061-2wd-steering-setup-installed-w-pictures-using-oem-steering-damper/ I know this is a bit of a pain, but if you click the link in the search result then just delete from the address bar, it only takes a couple seconds. The added characters are causing the bad page links and we"ll get it fixed as soon as we can.

Pics? Get some good ones and I bet someone here can ID them Measure or test fit the springs. Maybe someone has a set out that you can compare specs too. Upper control arms, my recommendation is Superlift/Rough Country arms for a Hardbody.

It was a 2000, I'll see if I can get some pics of the brackets tomorrow.

Here are some pics from when I first did my install *between oil leak and new fittings & hoses* And here are a couple threads with more info and pictures from other members (some pics are no longer availible) http://www.nissanpat...ilter-relo-kit/ http://www.nissanpat...oil-relocation/

So any anyone used the stock brackets that are used to mount the center feed in an Xterra, in a Pathfinder install? Does the rack line up in such a way that they can be used? I also picked up an X rack this weekend and when I noticed the bolts sticking through the top of the X's roof when I pulled the rack, I investigated futher. Turns out the two center feet (any only the center feet) have backing plates inside, above the headliner.

Lets welcome three more, Mauitrailguy devonianwalk Meandmy92Pathy Congrats All You should both have an email with direct links to your pages. www.nissanpathfinders.net And once again!!! For those who applied but do not have a page, please READ the membership requirements BEFORE submitting the application, it would save us a bunch of time if you would. We check the eligibility of all applicants before creating a page. You must meet those requirements in order to join You are of course welcome to reapply once you meet these requirements

I finally rewired my electric fan so it is activated by switched power. With the return of good weather, its kicking on when parked has become a problem again. Of course this is all just temporary, since I am going to completely redo the electrical layout of my cooling fan.

Ok so the plan to do some maintenance this weekend did not work out. The few times that I had the time to do it, the board was under a fair amount of use, so instead of interrupting everyone I simply postponed the outage. Not a big deal, we'll try again later

We'll likely be taking the forum offline for a couple hours at some point this weekend, for some post move maintenance. We'll of course try and keep the down time to a minimum.

We disabled it several updates ago (around the upgrade to 3.x or just after) And although not an actual update this time, it is a fresh install of the forum software. It seems to work fine if you only search for one word, but not if you look for more than one. We'll look into it, Thanks

Ok so as promised, the following will cover editing old links that point directly to a tread, instead of just the main page. Lets say you have a link on another forum that used to bring people to this thread *on the old server.* And now it needs to be updated to bring people *here* This is how the web addresses differ, Old Server: http://npora.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=33064 New Server: http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?/topic/33064-please-read-npora-forum-is-moving-move-complete/ As you can see, they are quit different. On the old board we used normal URL's. On the new one we are setup to use newer FURL's (Friendly URL's - Makes our forum easier for Search Egines to index and provide results for users) So how do we change an old link to get people here? It's actually really simple You simply need to replace http://npora.ipbhost.com/ with http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/ So your newly edited link will look like this: http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=33064 Click the following link to try the example above http://www.nissanpat...showtopic=33064 When they first implemented FURL's we turned it off, because there was NO WAY to make old links work, without completely changing them. We were not the only ones who filed complaints about it, so IPS added support that allows the old links to work with FURL's enabled

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It's already availible http://www.invisionpower.com/suite/mobile.php

Nice With a little luck I will be doing this here pretty soon. Got a line on a couple racks... if they are still there that is. B, not sure what it might cost to ship one but it might be worth looking into.