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Hubs from an 89 will NOT work on an R50. MY1PATH has an 89 Pathfinder, that's why he could use them. I'm not really sure why he posted that info here, as it's not relevant.... The spline count for 86-89 was 27. The R50 spline count is 28. However, all 1990-2004 V6 4WD Nissan Trucks used the same 28 spline hubs, so they would be interchangeable. If you were to find the OEM units from a 90+, you could use them.

Actually no, that's not true....if I had $60k, I'd already have my business up and running.

For $60,000 I'd buy 5 R50s.

Uh, not quite, I was referring to you. If you're going to brag about how rich and awesome your parents are, you could have at least spelled Infiniti correctly.

Oh come on B...you've got to be pissed to watch cars go round a circle for 5 hours!

And why is it that it's always the same people participating in those threads?

19/20. I wasn't paying attention on the Pontiac logo...

A Pathfinder isn't THAT light. Curb on a WD is about 4000 lbs. Take this however you will, but I don't mean any disrespect. You and your friends obviously have no idea what you're doing, so please, save the entire 4x4 community some grief and go wheeling with people who do and get some experience/knowledge under your belt, so that this doesn't happen again. You wouldn't have gotten stuck if you had any inkling what you were doing and aired your tires down to even 20psi. The Warn 9500 winch, depending on which one it is, but I'm guessing it is either the 9.5XP or the 9.5TI, are the number one and two rated winches under 10,000lbs. There is absolutely NO reason that it should have broken, unless it was used improperly, or very badly neglected. See point above.

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Wierd...it works for me... I'll see if I can't figure it out.

Yeah? So? My dad bought GROCERIES!

Me too! It looks great. Kudos to whoever put it together! I'm especially liking the rotating images of members rigs...looks great.

I can pretty much guarantee the entire viewing population said something along those lines Gianni.

That mounting point will be totally fine, UNLESS you have rust issues present when you install the sliders. I had removed my stock step rails about a year before I installed the sliders, and that was a year in upstate NY salty winter, and the bolt holes had become corroded and weakened. If you live in an area where rust isn't an issue (Dean), or you don't remove the step rails, until you're ready to install sliders (Pezzy), then you don't risk weakening the captive nuts. However, once those nuts are weakened, they're prone to being stripped and they're very difficult to tap effectively.

I love how the fans get all bent out of shape when people call them the STEALERS!

No no, he spelled it right.

I'm not particularly a fan of either team, so I just wanted to see a good game...The second half was probably the best super bowl game of football I've seen in a while. I would think the Cards could have pulled it out if it weren't for the penalties killing them, though...

I love that generation of the 5-series...and of course, the M5 in particular...those wheels look great dude! My uncle had a 2003 (ish...might have been an 02?) 540 Sport that he let me use while I was down there visiting for a couple weeks. Sweet car!

Infiniti:Nissan::Lexus:Toyota::Acura:Honda. Hope you did well on your SAT Verbal!

Beach Boys - Surfer Girl

Hobby...Vice...Addiction. It's all semantics.

Other hobbies? I didn't think we were allowed to have other hobbies?

I'm guessing he found one to replace it, and it happened to have some blue tint on it?

Yeah, all we got was like 2" of snow, then it turned over to sleet/freezing rain. That half inch of ice was more trouble than 2" of snow....even today, with the roads dry and the sun shining, people were still going 12mph, because....oh look, there's snow in that guys yard!!!