Goofy saying hello

[Goofy]

:takebow:Hello I am new here but I have owned my pathfinder for a little over a year now and loving every minute of this old girl.

 

I picked up my 1987 pathfinder last year for 1700 bucks the guy I bought it from put in a new engine in 40k miles be for I bought it and put in a new clutch the week be for I picked it up. the only leak this things got going on right now is the old worn out power steering line for it and that's it. the interior is in vary nice shape except for the steering wheel and driver seat being torn and dash board that's got more cracks in it then the grand canyon but other then that its not to bad for its age.

 

the only thing I have done to it so far was wheels and tires the photo of the truck was the day I bought it so new photos hope fully coming soon.

 

What I would like to do to it now is put a 4in lift on it but having a hard time trying to fine one that's kind of on a budget type or even finding a lift at all so I hope you guys can help me with that and the millions of other questions ill be asking over time

 

So all I have to say now is thanks for letting me join and hope to catch you guys out on the trails some day thank you and talk to yalls soon

 

 

 

 

 

[ahardb0dy]

Welcome to NPORA !! Post pics when you get a chance.

 

There used to be a 4" suspension kit but is discontinued. You could do a 2 or 3 " body lift and a 3" suspension lift. The information is all on the forum, browse through the sections or do a search and you will find it.

[teixeira]

We love pics.

[Precise1]

Welcome Bud, and thanks for the intro.

 

As was said, the 4" lift by TrailMaster has been discontinued for a while. They still turn up occasionally, but aren't cheap by any means. You can do a 2-3" suspension lift for next to nothing, and body lifts are pretty cheap as well. Up to you how you want to do it...

 

B