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I don't have pics of just the mounts but here are a few, I made a few different types of mounts out of Engineering paper all to scale so I could tape it to some sheet and cut it out with my jigsaw. Ended up being the farthest right one that worked the best. Then I bolted in all the mounts lose so I could add a small shim to take out some slop, then I aimed it and tightened all bolts up using some never seize to stop any galvanic corrosion . The door seal actually has a built in channel that I used to run my 14 gauge wiring up the door sill.

Have my curved 40" along the top line of my windshield

Facebook, He does not make a presence here anymore.

Not sure on the thread yet, but here I had Johns(PA) PB saved http://s1191.photobucket.com/user/pamountianbiker/library/SAS?sort=3&page=1

I just removed the knob and the boot, It is screwed onto the side of the tranny with two bolts and a nut that connect it to the TX

The 96-99 pathfinder flares will bolt onto any preface lift pathy. While they don't have the side holes for the plugs, I used the holes that held on the wheel well lining to mount the flares I had as mine never came with them.

I have a set, however It most likely wont be cheap sending across the entire US

3.75 is what I run. I would not go bigger as it will hit the strut.

From memory so I may be forgetting something. This is also for manual windows since that is what I have, Remove the bolts holding the armrest on, pop the trim piece off the inside door latch handle, Remove the screw inside the latch handle well area, Pop the Clip off the window crank(if Electric Im sure the switch panel comes out and disconnect the plugs and remove possible bolt there also) Then get a Trim removal device (looks like a giant 2 prong fork) and work your way around the perimeter popping the little red/orange clips out

Drill the old holes bigger and tap them for a bigger bolt

Its really not that big of a jump to make it worthwhile, Thanks though!

I have a 1999.0 with a manual tranny and 4.3 gears and 33s, suffice to say I wanted my umph back. I was looking at upgrading gears to say 4.9 so I could bring my highway manners and torque back close to stock. I was told I could simply use Xterra gears and move on with life, I recently came into possession of a front and rear R&P set in the 4.9 flavor. For starters, the Xterra and WD21 R200 front diff are a low pinion setup, this was the first big sign that they were not going to work, however being I had to swap in my lokka anyway we decided to dismantle my case and investigate further. The R50 gears are in fact reverse cut, however that is only because it is mounted in a high pinion setup, the axles still spin the same way when turned. Here is a X pinion and my R50 pinion next to each other for comparison sake.

You have to weld them together yourself, the slider part is already built but where you want the standoffs to be is all up to you. All I did was flatten the pinch seam in a few areas and welded them up. They have saved my bacon numerous times and have a nasty dent on the bottom side, however they have not moved.

While its a WD21 here is how Derek did his

If all else fails I bought some 4 runner sliders from Steevo awhile ago and they fit perfectly. Only about ~180

Not sure where he got his but I got mine from Lokka, they were doing a special awhile back at super low prices

There is currently none for the rear

They are, atleast they processed my order lol

Ahhh yes 33's and 4.3's are awesome 3rd gear at 4-5k just to maintain speed is awesome

I keep walking out to it with three flat tires, meaning to fix them, but then I see something shiny and totally forget about it....

On the passenger side of the firewall there is a data plate, it will have a place that says HG43 or HG46 on it

I just picked up some clear lensed amber colored trailer turn signals and put them in my steel bumper. Yea they blink at light speed, was going to build some load resistors but I am lazy, and in the middle of the night my bright blinkers look like strobes going off which amuses me

she was just getting out of line, that slap to the backside made it think twice, watch out though she may get abit onery and require a tad more in the future

The alpine only has a peak of 50W, Its not drawing enough power to cause the car not to start. I also think you might have had dirty terminal. If you are worried, find a load tester and test your battery. I think a good cleaning will fix your doubts though!

So you disconnected the negative terminal of the battery to install your radio (good) Then when you hooked it back up and turned the key on nothing happened. When you rechecked the cables did you touch the negative terminal? Did you twist it on the pole push it down farther? Did you tighten the nut back up when you reattached it? Sounds like you just had a bad connection and when you retouched it it made the correct contact. I wouldn't worry about it.