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Originally posted by new2nissan:
well hate to be another bubble buster lol i got a front axle for my swap and all my tcase and tranny for 200

You have a guardian junkyard angel Chug


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2wd to 4wd can be done on a Nissan. It wont be cheap. I'm in-work with my solid axle swap right now. Running price tab right now is 2549.94. I haven't even got the axle underneath the truck yet. When finished I'll easily have 5K invested.

Economically your best bet is to get a arb and stay with 30" tires. You'll be able to fit 31" but they will be more harsh on your suspension.


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