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Well, I also was going to order the CALMINI HD steering setup. They asked for $650 + Shipping and refused to give any discount. How about we organize a GROUP BUY (similar to the one I suggested earlier for the Doug Thorley Headers). If we play our cards right and gather enough interested people on the list, we could get upto 20% off the regular asking price. I could get in touch with them and offer them this GROUP BUY scenario: 5 buyers - 5% off 10 buyers - 10% off 15 buyers - 15% off 20+ buyers - 20% off What do you think? William
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Thank you guys. So I am not a 1992 But it is says 1992 on the registration card Where can I download the NISSAN FAST for the WD21 ? William
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It is painted over Here is my VIN number: JN8HD18Y2NW015373 William
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Hi guys, I have a bit of a dilemma My Canadian Pathy is a 1992 model XE V6 A/T 4D 4x4 VG30E. I'm trying to look for some steering parts (new Pitman Arm) on www.nissanpartszone.com and they differentiate between parts from: 1986.5 -> 1992.5 and 1992.5 Onwards I am right at the border (1992) with no clue if my car was made after July or before July of that year. Is there a way to find out without taking parts off? William
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Any help, or where to look?
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Thank you guys for the replies Then option #1 it is (Copper RTV). Did you use that with a GASKET or alone. According to the Permatex website this tube is enough to MAKE a gasket by itself (just by applying it)? Or is it best to it use between the GASKET and the Header Flange? William
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My WD21 does not have the Spare Tire Rear Swing door anymore. I removed it long time ago due to the constantly annoying squeaking noise that came from it. Nowadays, I need to free up my rear cargo area and move the spare tire outside again. However, this time I am considering using a fixed rear tire carrier like the ones used on Nissan Patrols and Hummer H3s. The only problem is that our pathys come with a vertical swing rear door vs the horizontal swinging doors on H3s (for example). My question is, how big of a job would it be to transform our WD21 from a VERTICAL rear-door swinging to a HORIZONTAL rear-door swinging? I will surely need to: 1. Relocate the Rear Door hinges 2. Re-route the door opening handle to a more suitable location (either side) 3. Probably dump the rear door shocks altogether. 4. ... Can it be done? What parts will I need? William
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Hi, In preparation for the Thorley Header installation. Their manual suggests: "9) (Note: The use of high-temp sensor-safe silicon sealer between the header flange and header gasket is highly recommended.) Install the driver side header and supplied header gasket from below the vehicle. Place the header on the stock studs and start the stock nuts, however, do not fully tighten them at this time." Which of the following is best used to ensure a proper seal between the DT Header flange and the the supplied gaskets: or or William
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Hi Guys, I recently upgraded my old manual side mirrors with new POWER ones and installed the mirror control module (joystick) inside the car. I am now looking for the cable + harness that connects the power mirrors (LEFT & RIGHT) with the mirror control module (joystick) as illustrated in the attached image. Can you help send me the part number(s) that I need William
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Mr.510's headers maybe as good to the Thorleys but surely more expensive. With this GB the price will drop down to like $375+S&H. How can you beat that! Anyways, please feel free to contact "Steve" directly by phone/email to place your order which needs to be done before March 19 2012 to make use of this offer: Steven Lutz "SteeevO" President Rugged Rocks, LLC Sales & Support: (909)547-4651 www.Rugged Rocks.com steven@ruggedrocksoffroad.com William
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So guys, can we get this list going please. Who is interested in a set of Thorley for as low as $375+S&H? William
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The "_a" is for the Nissan Hardbody 3.0L V6 1990-1997 The "_b" is for the Nissan Pathfinder 3.0L V6 1990-1995 You can specify which one you want. Although I believe all of us on this forum should be looking for the "_b" William
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My bad. I checked with "Steve" at "Rugged Rocks" and it turned out that both versions are in fact "SHORTIES": THY-424-2-C_a $469.95 THY-424-2-C_b $469.95 As a matter of fact, "Shorties" will give more TORQUE at low RPM and are perfect for Offroad as well as Highway cruising. William
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Yes. They will. My WD21 is already 3"SL+3"BL and they will work. The same part is available at 4x4Parts. However, they do not have the CERAMIC coated version but rather the TRIPLE-NICKEL coated ones which are far inferior to CERAMIC coating. Go ahead and join the list William
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If interested, place you name in the list below and indicate which version you are interested in (LONG or SHORT). #1 William (Shorties) #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #14 #15 #16 #17 #18 #19 #20
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Good news I was recently in the market for a set of DOUG THORLEY headers THY-424-2-C I learned from "Steve" at Rugged Rocks that he plans to place a new order for these Ceramic-coated headers from the factory by March 19 2012 (his deadline). The DT factory will deliver the headers by May 4 2012 which can then be shipped to all clients. The available header models: THY-424-2-C_a $469.95 THY-424-2-C_b $469.95 Which I believe stand for SHORT version and LONG version (will double check that with Steve). If you guys are interested in this Group Buy, the discount pattern will be as follows: 10% for 10 orders 15% for 15 orders 20% for 20+ orders Trust me, this opportunity will not happen again in the near future. So if you guys are interested, put your name in the list below and let us make the best of it (20% off, that's like $375/piece + S&H) William
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Hi Guys I am looking for a set of new Rear Sway Bar Bushings for my WD21 and came across a set by SuperPro (Australia). The problem is they offer that same Bushing with 4 different inner diameters: Bar diameter: 23,25,26,29mm available So which one is it please? William
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Hi Sailone. Post pictures of your tweeters once installed. I am always looking for new projects on my Pathy William
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Will surely do that But is the 14065-V5004 the correct OEM number for the "revised" Pathfinder / Nissan Quest or 300ZX? William
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while on that same topic, I read somewhere on NPORA that the 300ZX Turbo studs that we need are: I looked for these online and found them at www.nissanpartszone.com However, if you simply SEARCH for them, they will be reported under Nissan Quest: On the Pathfinder page, those same studs were highlighted as the revised# for the WD21: I wasn't able to find the Nissan Part Number for the 300ZX Turbo studs on that website though William
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Thx Guys for the replies. Do you think this is a good setup? - The Flowmaster Resonator in place of the CC (forget about the police in Toronto - I only drive my Path offroad these days ) - Which Muffler is best from the 8 options I listed? (mind you the IN and OUT of each) William
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After extensive online research, I narrowed down my options for the main Exhaust components as follows: A. I am replacing the stock Exhaust manifolds with ceramic-coated Headers from Doug Thorleys (2.5" Out) B. I am replacing the stock down pipe with a 2.5" pipe (12-14 gauge) connected via 1/2"-thick 3-bolt flanges B. I am replacing the stock Catalytic Converter with a FLOWMASTER 15150S 2.5" Universal Resonator ($108!): C. I am replacing the stock muffler with either one of the following options for a dual out on the same side (driver) I am leaning towards the Magnaflow (option#8) but could go as well for the Flowmaster (Option#6 or 7) to match the color of the Resonator. What do you think? William
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Thank you Edicer2 for the dimensions. Are these "A" and "B" measurements without the GAP difference? Where did you buy your projectors from? Model or Part#? William
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Did you just order the kit from 4x4Parts or received it already? Did it come in RED color as advertised? Is it made by ENERGY SUSPENSIONS? If Yes, the Part# should be on the outer cover. Awaiting your response. William
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Do you happen to know the ENERGY SUSPENSION part# for these?
