twiceborn

hey thanks for the links, they are great for us newbies, maybe link and mention the ecu upgrade? its avail thru Jegs, and rugged rocks also has it. dont know how worth the cost it is. maybe someone does? im looking at getting this done soon on a spare ECU.

Thanks for the feedback, I found that you can send the ECU to Jet and they will map it to your specs according to what you say you want. I think they have about 6 "setting types". Ill definitely see what they do and let yall know. Thanks for the feedback on the headers, i think i will go with the pacesetters and wrap em up. where do I go about getting an oil filter kit? Also I noticed a member that seemed to claim a 190a alternator? Id like to get in touch and get more info. Saw the thread on doing the 90 amp upgrade which is where i was heading but... i am a big stereo guy so Ill take the bigggest I can easily fit. Later

Hey guys I sure am glad I found this forum, I've been browsing for a few days and sure have learned alot all ready. I just bought my first path, after years of hardbodies, and full sizes. I have loved the hardbody and after my first trek this weekend, LOVE my pathfinder. I bought my 1993 from the orginal owner, and the thing was immaculate. I went ahead and put 31 1050's on it, and took her to the ga mtns. She performed beautifully for a stock truck. This is my new toy so I am about to drop my toy money on it. I have pretty much decided to get a full Calmini 3" lift and the steering helps. After that here is my list Full exhaust w hiflo cat and good muffler prob 2.25 ignition and upgrade alternator and elec system have a 2nd JET programmed CPU relocated of course to swap between riding in town and towing / trekking gonna fab up some front and rear bumpers along with roof rack The BIG question I have right now is should i spend the money on ceramic headers or will the pacesetters do the trick? in the past i have had cooked starters and hot engine compartments - any tips or ideas? also - why do you move the oil filter? and where is the easiest place to relocate the CPU Thanks for all the tech info already avail, later <><