Fonze311

Hey man, my rig isn't lifted yet, but I'd be glad to hit cleghorn sometime with you in the future. Got a Frontier buddy that can come along too. Let's stay in touch.

Thank you @johann_peralta. Using rear studs for the front seems like the right fit. If I do spacers all around, then I would need longer rear studs as well. So it sounds like OEM rear studs for the front and Iciba extended studs for the rear. At a few bucks a stud, might be worth to order varying lengths from Iciba an see what works best.

I realized you haven’t lifted the truck yet, right? What are the future plans? Looking good so far man.

Finally adding better quality Top and Bottom lid pictures with finished outcome. Hope this helps someone looking for more storage. I think it’s a perfect fit and discretely holds everything in place with no rattle of objects bouncing around in the compartment.

Getting some 3-wheel action in the super-stock Qx4!

That slider is really nice. Good job guys

@MY1PATH would you mind sharing if the Iciba studs worked for you? Did you just need a shorter length to account for the knurl length? Thanks for sharing this info.

@PATHYNDH that’s cool what you did with the bezel. You wouldn’t happen to have an STL 3D file you’d want to share for that? Nice build so far!

I like the roof rack!

I’ve lurked enough on this forum, so this is my little contribution. Hopefully helpful for people wanting more storage in their center compartment. I got this idea from a picture of a Land Cruiser using Wits End APU-1 for EDC organizing mounted under the console lid. Did a little measuring and found a decent fit for pretty cheap. This fits perfectly in my ‘01 QX4 center console, not sure if Pathfinders have identical center armrest? The QX4 has a top compartment and a bottom, larger compartment, each with its own flip top lid. I found these $10 elastic organizer panels from Propper. One is 10”x5” which fits under the top lid. The other is 7”x5” which fits under the bottom lid. https://www.amazon.com/Propper-10-Elastic-Organizer-Panel/dp/B011TWWYIS https://www.amazon.com/Propper-Elastic-Organizer-Panel-Black/dp/B00V7F6NAS/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=propper+7x5&qid=1591340857&sr=8-2 For the top lid using the 10”x5” panel, I used some heavy duty double-sided 1”x1” sticky pads and 1” Velcro loop strips cut to the same square sizes. Stuck the Velcro on the pad and the pad under the lid, total of 6 and lined up with the hooks on the back of the panel. (See progress pictures). For the bottom lid, I used the 7”x5” organizar panel. There is a removable plastic plate that divides the top console from the bottom, so I did the same process under this plastic plate using the 1”x1” double sided squats and Velcro loop strips cut to size. I have to cut some squares a bit smaller to fit the geometry molded under the plate (See picture). I also double stacked the double-sided 1”x1” squares to protrude past the plastic molding. Once I stuck the Panel into the Velcro squares, this things holds sturdy, hasn’t gotten loose even in the hot sun. Adds much more storage pens, knives, flashlights, really any EDC items. (See picture of final install). hope this helps someone. Ask me any questions. I’ll try to add better pictures. thanks!

I went end of October and it was perfect, chill weather. Possibly now there's some ice or little bit of snow now. Yea, I'm up for an outing sometime. I see your specs. A lot of things I want to do to my R50 with OME springs and all. Would be cool to see you guys around.

Los Angeles. I already took the qx4 up to Gorman off-road Park and hit some trails and did a small obstacle. I’d like to do some overlanding in the future, but wanna see some of other people’s rigs for ideas and a chat!

Hi Everyone, I was a small-time lurker on this forum for about a year or so before I decided to pull the trigger and hunt for an R50. Finally created my account today. I picked up a 2001 QX4 from OfferUp, of all places, in September. I got pretty lucky since the seller is an Infiniti mechanic (met at the dealership) and he picked up the car from a customer on a trade in. I have already taken the QX4 on a couple of road trips with the family and we couldn't be happier. Looking forward to possibly meeting up with a couple of SoCal Pathy/QX4 owners!