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Damnit Beatup, I'm jealous of the condition your Pathy is in!

I switched my filter (and soon my wife's) over to the Fram Ultra Synth because of that grip. Threads on really easy and they're cheap.

When your automotive purchases are either cheap (<$20) or painful (>$500).

I got my first taste in a 10-ton Army truck (HLVW) and then learned on my buddies 96 Jeep Wrangler.

Tweaked my snorkel with a little inner pipe so that water that gets sucked in has a place to drain.

You guys don't have auto stores or anything that you have to use the dealership?

Now that I've got my NPORA decal from you I suspect I'll be back for a set of flags.

Requesting more pics!

Have you followed the how-to? http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/topic/20781-how-to-post-a-photo/ [ img ] URL [ /img ]

Woah just noticed that.

I did similar with my R50, and just used a back saw to cut across. Looks good, I haven't seen anybody do it with a facelifted bumper.

Tossed LED's into my side markers and the lights on my rearview mirror. Regreased my hubs. Productive day, oil change tomorrow probably.

Is there a Princess Auto in Freddy? They usually have the old metal jerry cans for sale.

Your Pathy is looking great with your new tires, how's your swing out hitch coming along?

Got the last part of my snorkel in the mail (Safari hood). Pics in the morning.

I went to chat with a friend at work who's gonna build me a bumper...all ahead full!

Favorite additions? Gotta be my tires and lift. -Fluery's 2" spacers in front and rear -Goodyear Duratrac 31x15 on a 15x8 rim Other than that, I've got the following: -Custom 1/8" steel skid plate -Warn Manual Hubs -Home made snorkel with in-line filter -Kenwood single DIN stereo deck with Blue Tooth -Short antenna to replace stock -An assortment of new parts replacing old under the hood Currently en route are new headlight bulbs (HID) and taillight bulbs (LED), and snorkel hood. Future plans are a custom bumper from a guy I work with and a Warn winch mounted in it.

Heads up to anyone with these, apparently the quality was less than it appeared at first. After a removal to put in LED's, the rubber surround piece started coming off and when I put it on, the tab on one that screws down had snapped off. I don't know if this is common but heads up nonetheless.

Damn, I like it. The trailer looks good too.

Unless you're rocking one o' them fancy dancy cars that requires different sized tires front to rear, use the same size all around. As for making those last, I don't see why you couldn't, barring snow. I assume you get similar ****** snow to Vancouver so I'd keep that in mind when you're planning your priorities

Ay 4wheelparts was always hit or miss for my friends out there. Long wait times and weird order packing... Oh well, hopefully they show up before you get your first blizzard

There's my clear markers lit up with the provided orange bulbs. I'm ordering white LED's next. Oh and Pathmaker, I did see some with black trim on ebay, but I went with chrome and black spray.

I got the same set and painted the molding black. Waiting for it to dry but they feel and look the exact same as the OEM markers.