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Hey, I have a 1988 Nissan Hardbody and i would like to lift it 6 or 7 inches with a suspension lift is there any way to accomplish this with 3,000 dollars??...and if so how??
 
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this suspension lift...
http://www.4x4parts.com/public_html/shop/index.php3?pag...61aed8d221e7a207e2c5

plus this body lift...will give you 6" total lift... totalling $1,140 Big Grin
http://www.4x4parts.com/public_html/shop/index.php3?pag...e3b3cbd73cffee825d8e
...or you can go with the 4" trailmaster lift and the body lift for 7"... but the first lift posted is a better way to go... Chug

then throw in some of these ($616 for set of 4- 33 12.50)
http://www.ntwonline.com/acb/showdetl.cfm?&DID=48&Product_ID=1264&CATID=10
and you're ready to ride for $1756 skullbones
(i'm good at spending money... hehehe)

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your best best is to get the 3" suspension lift and 3"body lift.

I'm not fond of the trailmaster lift+body lift. People with that combination have suspension problems all the time.


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Originally posted by LordBiotree:
I'm not fond of the trailmaster lift+body lift. People with that combination have suspension problems all the time.

he's right, even with body lifts alone I've seen some vehicles start creaking after a few years from the stress on the body mounts trying to cope with pitching and tilting of the body so far above the frame. and I've seen others with a body lift + a suspension lift seem to get like a scramin' banshe every time theres the slightest bit of articulation happening.

I think you best bet if you want more than 4" is to save up your money for a solid front axle swap.


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yeah, i've only heard negative things about the TrailMaster lift...
(hence, why I didn't post a link for it... Wink )





2005 Nissan Titan 4X4
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body+suspension will give you plenty of lift to look cool. Assuming that is your goal.

For practicality I recommend staying with a 3" suspension lift and upgrading everything els.


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Yeah i do want it to look cool but i also want it to to have good off-roading capabilities
 
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3" + steering + locker is where it's at.

But I would put the $3000 in the bank, wait until you've saved $6000, then get rid of the IFS headache and swap in an axle up front.


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3" + steering + locker is where it's at.

But I would put the $3000 in the bank, wait until you've saved $6000, then get rid of the IFS headache and swap in an axle up front.


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But I would put the $3000 in the bank, wait until you've saved $6000, then get rid of the IFS headache and swap in an axle up front.

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mostly stock(for now)
'89 Pathfinder XE over 212k and running good!
Python Performance Injectors, HEI coil
Thorley Headders & Magnaflow High Flow Cat w/ 2" turn down in rear wheelwell.
HB Manual Locking hubs
 
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you have to crawl before you can walk.

buy the 3" suspension lift with the 9k shocks. Order you a lock right and a calmini LSD. Your truck will take you anywhere you'll want to go outside of the rocks and deep mud.

Oh yea, get the hohaa center link.


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