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That bumper design is cool. I was thinking of something like that except for a rectangular tubing center secting with the hitch and tow points built into it. If you start fabbing it up let me know. If I can get off work I'm right down the road if you need any help.

You may be good just replacing the seal. The bearings are usually pretty durable. Doesn't take that long to do the seals. Gerone

My wheeling rig. The Pathy is my camping, fishing, daily driver rig. Gerone

Info from the OME application guide for the OME springs. All three part numbers for the front are 200 lbf/in. Free height OME921 385mm, OME923 395mm, OME928 410mm. The rears OME 922 are 140 lbf/in and 360 free height. I think I got about 1.5 inches lift on the front with 928's (stock weight) anyway lots of clearance for a 31" tire, probably could clear a 32. The ride is firmer than stock.

The actual part numbers from ARB's site, My link Unfortunately they don't list the spring lengths. From memory all three front springs were the same spring rate just different lengths. I used 928 fronts and 922 rears.

Thanks, more to come hopefully. Awning, rear cargo drawer and deck, second battery in the rear, etc. Just have to do a little thinking on how I'm going to put it together. Gerone

There's a couple of Nissans in the club, not sure if they're local or in other areas of the state. Saw a couple of nicely built rigs at the Megarun in March. Make it out if you can, they're a great group to wheel with. The club has a meeting and a run or get together about every month. Gerone

Just starting on this rig. OME928's in the front (1.5 over stock?), OME922's in the rear, hard to say how much lift. I've been running around with a Dana 44 and a bunch of junk in the rear. 31x10.50x15 Federal MT's on stock steel wheels with 1.25 wheel spacers. Just installed the rack. Lots of mods coming as I get time, I want to build a great camping, fishing, beach rig. I'm straight south of you in Haltom City, just SE of the intersection of I35 and Loop 820. Come out to the DFW-TX4WD meeting next Friday if you can make it My link Gerone

BajaRack 3rd Gen 4Runner roof rack on my 97 Pathy. This is one we got back at my previous job for minor shipping damage. Very little modification was needed, drill 12 holes and swap out some bolts that were too short. Though it might be of interest to some of you looking for rack options. [ [ [ Gerone