devonianwalk

We all love our Pathy's and enjoy discussing (and even showing off our customizations) but, this is primarily an offroad forum. I'd still like to see before and after pics of your ride even though low riders are not very popular with our crowd. You may want to check out The Nico forums where there are more people that share your interests.

I just searched "rock sliders" using the search feature because I could not for the life of me find this

I'm guessing that you are going to do the SFD but only wanted 2" out of it? Did you intend on lowering your 4x4?

Great idea. I'm almost too afraid to check how bad mine looks after all of the muddin' I did earlier this year.

Welcome to NPORA. I'm with the others, I'm digging your bumpers!

You should be able to shift on the fly. Look for the instructions printed on the card located in the driver side sun visor.

Mine has a slight vibration whether or not the front diff is engaged.

Sweet! Thanks for the feedback.

Ahh, I'm on my phone and didn't see your location.

The guys running the SFD are using Jeep springs.

Lose the green accents and you will have my blessing. Gotta' love the older rigs!

Yes. Those are what I have.

You are already family!

Very nice. I will have to look into getting one of these.

Really? I love the look! Doubt I'd keep fuel in it though unless I was hitting the trail or going on a long trip.

I had the same delima ... I run the 15" with the 3.75" bs and can tell you that even with brand new brake pads, they DO NOT rub the rim ... The very reason that I went with the 15" rims in lieu of staying with 16's.

Not yet. I do keep the manual hubs unlocked at all times unless I am getting ready to hit the trails.

I believe that he is referring to the "lack of rake" stance from sitting in the driver seat? At least that is what I thought he meant.

Looks like you have unlimited resources when it comes to wheeling locations out there. Welcome to the Pathy family!

That makes me uber-jealous! Fantastic craftmanship on the build to boot.

I'm currently using the NX4's that are the top mount style. I have had zero problems with them so far. Sorry, I don't have any pictures though.

lol. I had the same "pogo" feeling when I first drove around with mine installed. Just like your lift though, you will get used to the feel of your Pathy in no time. I would love to drive a stock Pathfinder soon. I could imagine how "low" it would feel.

Drastically reduces TB life.

Wheel bearing. Has to be the wheel bearing.