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Sagging Pathfinder


Lw44
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Hey!

 

This is my first post here so I'm not entirely sure how this all works.

 

I was just given some 31s from a friend but my ride sags too much to fit them. Currently my 235s rub when I hit bumps with weight in the back seat. I was going to get some rear coils and wanted to add a little ride height.

 

I was thinking of getting a set of 1.5" lift coils and cranking t-bars to lift front. Is that an ok idea? If so will i need to get longer shocks for the 1.5" lift or will stock length suffice?

 

Thanks!

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Welcome! Most questions regarding anything mechanically, are usually posted in the garage section, but no big deal. Using the search functions is always a big help to find info from members who don't check in often. As far as you suspension question, read this...

 

http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/topic/20711-suspension-lift-information/

 

And see if it helps. If you have more questions, ask away!

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Thanks, I'll be sure to post things there in the future if i cant find it in my search.

 

That post does help give some clarity. Especially for future work. I think I'll start with the lift coils and cranking torsion bars and I can always add more right!

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