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Too Much Junk In The Trunk?


CRStone
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Noob here.

 

I've got a '94 Pathfinder SE that hasn't had any suspension work done on it and it kinda' squats in the rear. I'm not terribly interested in lifting the whole vechicle but I want it to sit evenly. Any suggestions?

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Air Bags in the rear... new set of 1" or 2" lift springs, JGC springs....

 

The air bags will add support for when you pile the stuff in...

 

To make it level... Set in the springs of your choosing then adjust the t-bars then have it aligned....

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Basically, you can:

 

1. Get new springs for $100-150.

 

2. Get a set of airbags that go inside your current springs and inflate to help support them and keep them from compressing somewhat. $150.

 

3. Get some air shocks if you can find some. $100?

 

4. Or you can use some rubber spacers above the coil spring to give yourself another inch. I've seen the rubber spacers at auto parts stores for $10 a pair.

 

Or take all your junk out of the back end! ;)

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