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I own a 2000 frontier crew cab 4x4 ( i know this is a Pathfinder forum) and the right front end is sagging lower than the left. It also seams that my fontier has sagged in the whole front end. I only have 55,000 miles on it and i don't abuse it. I use it as a truck to haul crap and drive up in the mountains. I took it back to the dealer since its still under factory waranty and spent 3 hours waiting while they used up all my gas on a road test. i went in with 3 problems and this is what i got in response. 1) right front sag... they said i need an alignment but i told them they are full of S**t ( you can see that the lower a-arms are not at the same angle and the anchor points aren't even close to being the same in adjustment) 2) split second stall of engine at highway speeds... they said i put bad gas in it.. again they are full of S**t I run only texaco or shell premium. 3) drive line vibrations... They fixed it. Can you guys give me any insite to how i can get them to fix this darn problem. I also asked them why 90% of the Nissan pickups on the road have the same sag problem and the guy said " I don't know" I've owned 3 Nissan pickups and they all had the same sag problem also i want to lift the front about 1 inch as my new tires rub on the mud flaps on the backside of the tire.. will this give me futre alignment problems anyway can you guys provide any help?

here are a couple of pics i took of the install. They were taken when i was done if you have any questions let me know. stereo install

For the swap, I have a question. in the late 80's 300zx i was told that the fuel injection was a batch fire set up. if this is so, you should be able to use the 86.5-89 Pathfinder vg30i computer and wire harness (if you have ever seen the wire harness, you don't want to pull it out!) on the VG30e am i off my rocker? -thnkboutit-

I have installed a major stereo in my Pathfinder and haven't run into any suck problems. If your worried about that amp jut run new wires. It not that hard to do honestly. I'm running a pioneer deck a 600 watt Panet amp. Front 6.5 inch neo's and 6x9 neo's in the back all concealed in original panels. I have fiberglassed the panels to create custom boxes and installed Resonant engineering 8's that pound. This took all of a day to do.