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Tire Discussion (split from fleury's rig thread)
SilverPath replied to tekazgtr1984's topic in General Forums
Studded tires are quite common here also . I used them in the winter all the time while living in MT. They work wonders in helping to keep traction. -
Thanks, yea I had a few leaks up front, the 1-3/4" stock pipes had some slop in them where I clamped onto the y-pipe. I took some atomic putty, and sealed up the tiny holes up front. Now shes leak free. Its always amazing how much a stock muffler quiets all cars
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Zibi, Cheap is always good I think the most expensive part alone was the Magnaflow y-pipe. And Tek we are just that lucky...I mean unluckey Though its alright, I like making random angles fit together.
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Sorry If I got anyone interested... I went to go look at the rig last night to strip the parts, and they hadn't told me it was rolled..... So roof rack is flat, and only 1 of the flares was good. So I am back to square one. I guess that should be my first question to an ask on Craigslist. Hahaha, Anyways, back to searching
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Sounds Good. Ill see what I can do. Thanks
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Hello, I have a chance to get some fender flares and roof rack off of a 2001 Pathfinder. I was wondering if these will fit the wheel well of the '99. Even if they dont have the same mounting holes I can fix that. Just wanting to know if they will fit. >I also want to know if the roof rack will bolt up to a '99. Thanks
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Aint that the truth! Even when you pull up a tad to give yourself a bit more room, they pull right up on your bumper again!!!
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Come on now, we have cup holders! One may be hard to use with anything but a can, but we sill have one good one
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Mothers Back to Black Works very well, and is fairly cheap.
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You will most definitely have less trouble with the subie, they are nice rides. Goodluck
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Does the 1999 have a chipped key? Ive read that after you change your battery the computer may forget the code in the key. Though, having the key on for 10 minutes usually fixes that, have you called the stealership? If its not that, is there a section in your manual with a series of steps? like put key in for a certain time, then turn it on and off a certain amount of times and etc?
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Woot Go R50's, Lucky you got one with flares
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Amazingly, the OEM ones are hard to find, and if you do find them, they are real spendy. New they run about $100 for one wheel well. You can also find Bushwacker flares, they are about the same price, but you can choose what kinda of look you want. If you don't want to spend the big bucks, best bet is to keep checking at the JY to see if they get any pathies in. Hope that helps I've been looking for awhile now.
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Need a recommendation that won't blow up the vehicle
SilverPath replied to k9sar's topic in The Garage
I've also used an additive called Rislone, To cure the tap in my brothers Trooper. From my experience and others' as well. It works like a champ in cleaning deposits, you may give it a try. -
headlight n fog light size and brand
SilverPath replied to 02PATHFINDER's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
If the PIAA's don't work out for you for whatever reason, I have a pair of Sylvania SilverStar Ultras in my '99 and they are very bright. They light up the side of the road and have good distance to them. Here is a pic of them in the housing, if it helps you at all. I know a pic of the beam would be better. For what its worth here http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b168/bul...nt=PICT0207.jpg -
Well, a few weeks ago I finally got all the parts I needed to do a catback exhaust of my own. It consisted of a magnaflow y-pipe, a cheap free flowing turbo muffler(kinda like the Thrush) and some random pipe. I cut the stock muffler off and started from there, I Yd the two downpipes together and boosted the diameter up to 2.25". then I attached the new muffler directly to the y. I went to the local Baxters and picked up a few bent pieces of pipe, they are not mandrel bent so I went up a 2.5" pipe as to not have as much restriction. The 2.25" 90 was almost flat . I finally exited the system right behind the rear passenger wheel like factory, only a little larger Here is a picture of the old system laying next to the new. Lots of restriction in the old but it flows much better now. If you can see I chopped off one of the old hangers and mounted it to the new system. Here is a short video of what the new system sounds like. I personally like how it turned out and as a week has gone by its already starting to sound even better with the break in. For fun I decided while removing the old system, to cut it off in different sections to see what kind of sounds I would get. The first is with the resonator. then without, then with out the muffler. I liked the sound of no mufflers but the neighbors not so much Anywho here is my little experiment Enjoy.
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started my lift...have some questions
SilverPath replied to laxman0324's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
Hey Ronin, Im curious if you dont mind me asking. What price are you looking at for all these items? I would like to start saving me pennies so I can lift my rig in the future. Thanks -
What year fender flares will work?
SilverPath replied to SilverPath's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
No I dont have anything on my roof I have the naked XE -
Hello, I was wondering what years are compatible in the fender flare section, I need to get some to cover my meats, the flying rocks are getting annoying , When I go to a Junk yard should I primarily look for 96-99 pathfinders? Im also wondering, are roof racks easy to take off? My Xe has a naked roof, and was looking at getting the side runners and cross bars off another pathfinder, Do they just unscrew from the roof? Thanks
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Sorry to bring back a dead thread but I need to make sure on something. If I get 15x7 rims with a BS of 4.0" I can get any offset between 0mm and -19mm. If I get 15x8 rims with a BS of 4" should I stay with 0mm offset? or can I go 0mm to -19mm. These will be wrapped in 31x10.5 tires. Thanks
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Thanks, if its just 2-3 mph slower I'm not going to recalibrate it, as I run my stock size, winter tires during the winter.
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So I'm taking the plunge and picking up a set of 31x10.5x15 for my '99 XE These ones to be exact http://www.4wheelparts.com/Tires/BFGoodric...p;t_pn=BFG87961 And these rims 15x7's http://www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/Rock-Cra...t_pn=PCW97-5783 >I just want to check to make sure these will fit, though from what I've been reading they will. >I'm curious as to how much, my Odometer and speedometer are going to be off. Thanks
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question about oil filter access with front skid plate
SilverPath replied to FUELER's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
You could add a oil filter re locater, and put the filter in a more accessible spot maybe?
