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I have the moog center link and have had no issues with it. It's been very good so far, I did use all moog parts when I replaced it and the drag link's/ball joints. Make sure to get greasable joints and avoid the sealed units that can't have a zert installed also. Really helps in the preventive maintenance side of things. As stated above the grassroots units are the best if you want the best but if cost is the factor go to rock auto parts and order the moog center link.

Heck, I will give it another shot. Nissanland

Bought a new Nissan brush guard from Adam. Will post pictures after i get installed.

not jittery or mushy. Just middle of the road really. I have used them on full size trucks and the pathfinder. I think the rancho work better on the pathfinder.

I run the rancho 5000 and the ride is great, just a little bit stiff but it isn't harsh at all.

well. How does the LED lights work? Are they much brighter?

We'll be out till around the end of next month. I can ,pm you and maybe capitalize on the trip. Truck is ready, it's just been really hard to stop and go. Time is always just so tight...uggg.

After letting it sit for the last month and half, started it up, ran out to the lake, and found that every thing is in great shape. Power,shift,brakes all good. Time to get it out in the woods or put it up for sale...debating which way to go. We don't use it much at all...what to do....hmmm

Nefarious, don't want to upset us truckers with diesels in our truck. Our engines ARE now so clean running that we are considered scrubbers, the air coming out of our trucks is cleaner than the air coming in. And without out trucks America's stop.

Sounds like the gremlins found your truck..bummer, sorry to say it, hopefully you can get something done with it before you pull any and all hair you have.

Debated with myself to drive it or titan, wife decided it for me, pathfinder did not win debate, I guess we're going shopping for the house at Costco and need the extra space under the canopy shell. I guess that's what makes us human beings....

LOL means and abilities yes. Time...what is that? Oh yeah, that's what you have when you don't work. LOL.

Redpath88 / I have a welder at the house, have thought about getting a good used hitch from jy and fabbing it up myself, the pathfinder did have a front hitch available for awhile, but like the good bumpers, are no longer available/made

I have been looking for a front hitch since I got the pathfinder, wish it was still available for these..have winch all ready to go..

Looks like you didn't light s matches. LOL. You be alive..

I didn't do anything, my daughter took it out on her first solo deer hunt.

I have that size tires on my 95 xe, I have a 3in lift, stock back spacing. No severe rubbing, just a little bit when wheel turned hard and going in reverse. I don't think the larger than stock size has caused to much power loss, a bit lower rpm and shifting a bit earlier on hills but pulls them all just fine. With the lift and tires I gained apx 5 inches of total height for clearance underneath. Don't know how aggressive the Michelin tires are, I have the Goodyear Duratrac's that are a pretty good ride, and don't wander around for an aggressive tread. Hopefully that helps you out.

My 442 was the landau t roof, but the convertible would be a nice upgrade..I had the the key hole side windows. Biggest regret I have ever done letting go of it.

Something STUCK there..oops

Pu the Eskimo from vet. He ended up with 4 stiches and cute purple boot, sure sounds funny walking on pavement. LOL. Had to go nt hit the road again. So I hid the truck in the trees.

Pu the Eskimo from vet. He ended up with 4 stiches and cute purple boot, sure sounds funny walking on pavement. LOL. Had to go hit the road again, so I hid the truck in the trees, don't wa

Took one of our American Eskimo dogs to vet, had to leave him there for surgery, he GOT a stupid thorn embedded, and his toes got infected. Poor boy...

My car was a 75 cutlass 442, drove it from 83/89. Wish I still had her. Black on black beauty! I was driving it to school for Jr high and high school. It won the state high school drag races three years in a row. I don't miss all the transmissions I blew up. But hey young and stupid.

From the looks of it, those and the wrangler authority's are very similar to the tread pattern of the old bf Goodrich mud tirea. With the territory being the more aggressive. If you can get the performance of the Duratrac you have a great tire, congrats