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The final word on lifting the R50 at a low Cost
anchoricex replied to fleurys's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
What rear shocks are you running there, just curious? PS Thanks for the prompt reply. Noticed the guy on the 2nd page who did the 2 inch spacer dealio had a really saggy front end, was wondering if that problem was secular to using stock front springs or his were just abnormally worn/tired. How are your stock front springs holding up? -
The final word on lifting the R50 at a low Cost
anchoricex replied to fleurys's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
So I can take my completely stock 2000 pathfinder and add the spacers that you list as giving this 2" lift and it'll look like this? Factory springs/shocks ?