Kingman

Fixed that for ya. Mark, you don't own a Pathfinder, and you're on here making dumb remarks? I wouldn't be too surprised if you get deleted soon.

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Why not just pick them up, since they're free, and then sell them. Maybe someone not knowing will buy them from you and you get a direct profit from the whole deal.

Interesting. Mine makes the same gurgling noise for a little while when it's warming up. Never thought of the AIV box before as what would be making the noise.

Badass

Hahaha, funny. What's it running?

That's ridiculous. I take it you know the guy?

Porsche 928 with some kinda blown engine in it

It's a Toyota to start with, so it's gay, and the fact that someone stuck a "bull guard" on it makes it even gayer! What the hell is this world coming to...

With your foot on the brake? Does it do it when your foot isn't on the brake? I'm asking because mine sputters like a mofo if I depress the brake and let off, I has a leak somewhere. Check all your vacuum lines. The vacuum lines to the EGR can cause some pretty nasty sputtering issues at no throttle if they're cracked, just went through that one myself.

You could do what someone I know did, make tube fenders that ran the outside of the front cut out fender, down to the rockers for protection, and back over the rear fender and into the back bumper. It was sick. This thread comes to mind: http://npora.ipbhost.com//index.php?showto...t=0&start=0 Looks like you can fit 33s with extensive modding...

"You may be on to something. I have some clues now. Today the ECU threw the following codes: 21 Ignition Signal 43 Throttle Position Sensor"

That same brush guard is on a Pathy down the road from my school

I've fit 4 33 Mastercraft MTs mounted on wheels in my Pathy before with room to spare including my mounted tool/junk box in the back. There is plenty of room.

Well, we've fit 5 33s in my friend's dad's 2003 300M before. The trunk is only a little bigger than your Malibu. I'd say you can do it. There were 2 in the trunk, 2 in the back seat, and 1 in the front seat.

Just the OEM Nissan shocks that came on these things. I think one other company makes a compatable one that can be used

Not needed. Nissans already have the hottest spark, can't do any better unless you go MSD but I think there is a slight complication with that. But there is a write up on it.

Ahh. See I wasn't sure if all of the F series had a solid axle up till '96 or not.

Replace the gaskets...?

I saw my buddy's B2 when he flexed the front out, looks weird as hell. Sitting level it looks like a solid axle but once some flex starts it's like wtf...I always thought my Explorer was solid front axle, because I never took the time to flex out the front before. I think the full size trucks are still full axle, so I don't think anythign from an F series truck will work on a Ranger.

TTB (Twin Traction Beam) front suspension. It really is a weird set up.

I've seen a '78 Firebird key open and start my mom's old '89 Mustang 5.0. My Pathfinder key works in my buddy's '87 Mazda B2000.

Yeeeeep.

That's exactly what I was thinking of.