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Hatteras

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  1. Keep us posted with your progress. Here is a link to an old thread on another forum where a guy put 350Z headers in his Pathy. Link to Lunchbox123 thread Towards the end of the thread, he indicated that Borla headers would probably fit better than the DC headers he installed. Anyway, maybe this helps.
  2. I have enjoyed my VQ. I have put over 101,000 miles on mine since new and I've yet to change any spark plugs or ignition coils. I guess its time to look into the spark plugs. On the other hand, I have no doubt the VG engine is just as reliable. I don't think you will go wrong with either.
  3. 97,xxx miles on my 2002 Pathfinder. Oil changes at Nissan's suggested interval Fuel filter changed once Belts changed once Engine coolant changed once No problems other than having to reset the pasenger side "end switch" on the power window two times.
  4. Hi, I got the e-mail and am looking forward to the new site! -Hatteras
  5. Hi, I don't know about the tire pressure monitors, but do the 15x8 wheels fit over your hubs and disks? David
  6. Yep, ORs correct (as far as I know anyway). I purchased my 2002 new and I recall that the ALL MODE was only available with the automatic transmission.
  7. I ordered mine from Rocky Road, but I am pretty sure AC sells them (I think they list them as heavy duty springs). Give them a call to confirm and also to make sure you are getting the medium or heavy duty OME coils that you need.
  8. I think he is refering to the uncompressed spring height. Uncompressed my OME rear springs were NOT as tall as the stock ones I removed (Since I hired someone to install the front springs, I did not compare them). The rear OME springs have two more coils as I recall and the wire diameter was larger. I suppose that translates into stiffer springs, but the ride comfort is not compromised at all. The OME springs gave me more lift than I was expecting (which is nice) but, I am sure they will settle with time. I have not experienced any "topping out" since the installation, though I do think I have some bushings that need attention in the rear.
  9. I agree with Herm, both the AC and the OME will stop the sag. Your toughest challenge will be getting the springs in your hands as quickly as you need them. Good Luck
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