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That thing is wicked! I'd love to have a Pathfinder or Hardbody Prerunner.

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"Forum suspension talk" I thought this thread was going to be about torsion bars & springs

Try holding the key over in the start position for 5-10 seconds. Those symptoms have happened to my 95(withut remote start) on occasion. Do a search on here & NOR.... Weird common problem.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NISSAN-DIES...d#ht_2917wt_920 Well out of my price range. ($2,850.00) but I'm curious as to what it would take to make it work in a 95 Pathfinder. The ad states..... 87-94 (if it'll work for a 94,why not a 95?) & in big,blue letters........ "MODIFICATION ARE NEEDED TO MAKE IT WORK"

With the 4 door I'd bend the pig tail out rather than cut it.

Mine http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHDdqubE7zQ

The rust is starting to eat away at the right front body mount on my 95 . + the bumper was pushed back on the right side at some point & now the bolt is nowhere near the hole in the body. Gotta get that rotted body mount fixed before it gets any worse. What do Ya think.... enlarge the hole till I can get a socket on the bolt or try & pull the bumper back out with a chain & a big tree? I think either way I'll be compromising the already weak body mount metal.

5" Factory lift????

My guess is the exhaust got clogged with mud.

Made me sick. SHAME ON YOU, if it was anybody here. That 2-door had some potential. http://www.break.com/usercontent/2007/6/De...urs-306188.html

I think the reason many people in the U.S.A. don't use OME shocks/springs on WD-21's is because OME only offers .75"s of lift. (Talked with Glen at Rocky Road Outfitters & he says it's more like 1.75 on a 2door with no rear carrier. ) But most guys/gals (who live where it's not illegal) want 3+3 to run 33's.

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I'll start with this one.......... http://akroncanton.craigslist.org/pts/1162781984.html

Yep,told me the same thing. $250.00 That was after the core charge,right? I'm taking my idler arm to a local machine shop 1st. See if maybe brass/bronze King pin bushing or some other type would work. If I can't find a better/cheaper solution, I'll do the spherical bearing install.

Duh, I'm such a MORON! Went right together after I installed 'em. Thanks Headpeace!

No, Should I?

Removed drivers side to install rear springs. Now it won't line back up with the bolt to reinstall. did a search but couldn't find anything. Gonna rain soon HELP!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTScE90spBc&NR=1

Although I own one. I don't think a Pathfinder is the "best" survival vehicle. Probably a much better one would be a jeep,Ford or Chevy so spare parts were easier to scavenge. But like unccpathfinders friend storing bullets for guns he doesn't own. (good idea also think bows/crossbows) Any vehicle that's drivable & not stuck in a traffic jam will be very valuable indeed. Plan on fighting to keep it frequently. Quads,dirt bikes & especially bicycles/snow shoes (no gas? No problem!) might be able to get you out of certain areas faster than a truck.

I do tend to do that :coffee!: (especially after my mornin' cup of joe) & I hope your right that more people will start contributing.

{steps up on soap box} I know times are tough,but that's pretty sad with 3,714 members on here. If you can afford a computer & an internet connection... HELL,if you can afford to drive a gas hog like the WD-21/R-50 you can afford to send a few bucks a month to keep this forum going & hopefully make it better. Think about what it would be like without it... How much money has this forum saved you? Yeah,you got NOR & the AC board but try & say something negative about Calmini or AC on 'em & see what happens. O.K. I'm done (for now) {climbs down from soap box}

Haven't done mine yet. But I'm going to (hopefully) use a 2 armed puller from Harbor Freight & if that won't work? A little heat. Afraid of damaging the steering gear box seals though. What have you tried?