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Nename

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About Nename

  • Birthday 10/18/1974

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  • Your Pathfinder Info
    My pathy was rear ended pretty hard and pushed into the car ahead of it. Definately a fixer upper but I'm willing to put the time into it. I have not made any changes to it yet. Currently running 32x11.5x50r15lt tires on stock wheels (not happy with this). Previous owner added air shocks to the back and cranked the torsion bars for a lift. Has an exhaust leak in the Y pipe I think. Also has top end issues going up hills and against strong winds. Lastly the frame in the back where it was rearended is rusted out bad.
  • Mechanical Skill Level
    Wrench And Socket Set Mechanic
  • Your Age
    36-40
  • What do you consider yourself?
    Weekend Warrior
  • Model
    XE
  • Year
    1993

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Southern Kansas
  • Country
    United States
  • Interests
    Camping, fishing, just being outdoors.

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  1. I'm going to go to the big city probably tomorrow and check some shops to see what they say price wise for the swap. I have a relative I can talk to who might know someone as well. I don't have anywhere I can do the swap myself right now or that would be the way I'd go. The only problem is with the drivers side back door. It closes if you kinda slam it and it takes a few times of pulling the handle to unlatch. Looks about an eighth to quarter inch off or so. Everything else is fine. Even the rear gate opens, closes, and seals fine from what I can tell. I'll keep looking into things and post it here. Thanks for all the info everyone.
  2. If I go this route, I'll be purchasing the frame repair kit for the rear and getting it welded on as well. That way I don't have to worry about it for a while. Hopefully.
  3. Yeah I need to find a way to get a cut on the labor. I can get a frame for 400-500 plus gas to go get it. Its about 200 miles away. Which I don't think is a bad price for a frame.
  4. Thanks for the replies guys. I searched the forums and saw a lot about frame repair but nothing about swapping a frame or compatible years. I was hoping to just swap out the frame (if I can find one) since I plan on keeping this for a long time. The shop said it would be $4500 for them to get a frame IF they can find one, plus $1500 to actually swap the frame. I live in a fairly small town (8000 people) and its a small shop. I'm not surprised they did not have a lot of info on it honestly. If I decided to drive 35 miles, I probably would have had better luck on info from a shop. Might do that this Saturday (also to see about a cheaper quote) and also hit some junkyards in the morning to see what they have. I have called a couple yards but they only have 97 and up pathys. I also plan on doing a 2-3 inch body lift on it as well if I can find a frame to swap. Anyway. thanks for the replies. This gives me some info to work with at least.
  5. I am just looking into different options right now. I have a 93 XE that has been rear ended and the frame in front of the bumper was bent down and is now rusted out. I was hit so hard that the hitch assembly busted almost in half. I also have rust from just behind the rear suspension. The body shop I went into said if I can find a frame they would swap it out. Are any of the frames from other years able to be used? I know boxing in the frame is an option for behind the suspension but would hacking off the frame before the bend and welding in something else work well? I am just trying to find the most cost effective way to remedy this. Here are some pics:
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