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Let us know when you receive the parts, and we can deal with the thread.

Just merged the threads, and left it in General forums so you guys can post...

There are a number of posts in this thread that have been edited or unapproved. They have nothing to do with muddfildvaynes post and question. Please PM me if you have issue with the revised posts.

Weird, I was thinking about this on the way home from work today.

As I posted earlier, if you have wheeling pics of Jared, please post them up here. I will make sure his family gets them. I see Mr P posted pics on FB.

88 - check your PM's

Info for any locals looking to attend services: There will be a visitation if anyone wants or needs to see him again and what not. That will be on Thursday from 4-8pm at Flintofts Funeral Home. The address for that is 520 East Sunset Way Issaquah, Wa 98027 The memorial service will be on Friday starting at 10am. It will be located at the Sammamish Presbyterian Church 22522 Northeast Inglewood Hill Road. Sammamish, Wa 98074 And last but not least the Burial will also be on Friday at 1pm. And that will be located at the Upper Hillside Cemetary. 15 Mt. Olympus Dr. SW Issaquah, Wa 98027

A message from Jared's family: Here is the link: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?profile=1&id=39206988#!/group.php?gid=122417381117615 Post up pictures here if you have any, and I can forward if you do not have a FB account.

Hello NPORA, It is with great sadness that I share this information with you. packie88 (Jared Thomas) passed away this weekend. With okay from the family, I am posting here to let NPORA know we have lost a long time member. Here is the story from a local website: http://sammamish.komonews.com/content/man-killed-crash-after-doing-motorcycle-tricks-sr-202 I would like to ask that if you post here, please keep your negative comments to yourself. We all understand the risks and consequences, the only one who knows what happened that night isn't here to fend for himself, and that alone should say enough. I would like to post my condolences to his friends and family, it truly is a loss to lose someone so young. RIP fellow pathy owner.

Thank goodness! lol, troll feet.

http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=14528&st=0 Pics are gone.

Not sure if you need everything listed above... If you are looking for a lift, read the pinned threads in the FAQ's about suspension lifts. If you are interested in skidplates, there are a couple for sale in the classified section, you may save some $$$.

I would check craigslist, or join a local wheeling club to try and pick up a used set of tires. I loved my Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo's, but they weren't cheap!

Hey, he's the service manager @ my dealership, he wouldn't steer me wrong.

This thread may be a good reference for you: http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=19867 I moved this thread to the R50 section, so it's a little less lost.

LMAO@the advice. Thanks!!

It's not uncommon that a member is looking for something that may have already been discussed on the board... You read the post, and realize, this has already been discussed. There are two ways you can 'help' this person. Most people think of doing a search, but lets face it, the search function here isn't the greatest. Plainly suggesting they SEARCH is pretty useless to everyone. If you know where the thread or information is, post a link. If you specifics about a thread, and don't have the time (or care) to search for it yourself, give the user a hand, tell them the specifics, who posted it, when, some specific terms they can use in the search. This type of information is much more helpful, and friendly, especially to a new board users. Now, can someone tell me the largest tires I can fit on my stock rig?

Not helpful. Helpful. See the difference?

To stick to something.

*cringe* Badness.

I'm just guessing, and half joking... I don't really know. It could be possible.

You're weighing down the driver side?

Mine topped out quite a bit when I first got the lift... and over a few months as it settled, I only topped out of I went over speed bumps or pot holes too fast. Years later, now that it's all sagged, it's all quiet. Pretty sad we lift our trucks to have to slow down with the Honda Civics to go over speed bumps.

The strut spacers and the subframe drop are very different things. The SFD blocks actually space the subframe from the unibody, and are typically a much larger lift (2-4") than the strut spacers (.5"-1"). The strut spacers may be the key between the differing sizes listed for the OME lifts. I'm not certain on this, so hopefully someone else can chime in and help you choose.