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Join Date: Feb 2005
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My brothers looking at a Nissan?
My brother recently lost his car in a accident and he is looking at a 95-96 hardbody. I have an Isuzu with a SAS but I used to have one with IFS and a 3+3 lift. How are the Nissan's I hear the steering is weak can they be made into a pretty good off roader
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Join Date: May 2003
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If he gets a '95 he can get a V6. '96-'97 were 4-bangers only.
Steering is the only big weak point, lots of people building fixes these days. L&P Performance does a nice centerlink upgrade that takes care of it for not much $$. All the normal mods are available, if you are used to Isuzu's then you know all about "limited market" for finding parts. Nissans are getting better to find parts for nowadays. I'd tell him to buy it, get an L&P centerlink, a locker for the rear and some real tires and go play. They can do a fair amount like that. If he wants to SAS it Calmini sells a front crossmember to do a lead spring SAS, if he wants to keep the IFS he can get a Trailmaster 4" lift and combo that with a UCA lift for ~ 6-7" of lift overall. Stuff like T-case gears, sliders, bumpers, etc are pretty easy to come buy (but not entirely cheap). Once he buys it tell him to post up on here and on www.4x4parts.com for ideas.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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not sure the hp rating for those years, t-case gearing is more or less 2:1. Automotive customizers sells a 3.7:1 kit, and calmini sells a 4:1 kit for them. My preference would be a manual. The auto coolers have a history of plugging, many people just run an aftermarket one, and bypass the stock one. The auto's have a history of being semi-weak.
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If he wants a 4x4 to wheel and build I reccomend a yota. Hardly any aftermarket for nissan.
________ WASHINGTON MARIJUANA DISPENSARIES Last edited by comeonstart; 08-23-2011 at 07:19 PM. |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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But whats the fun in that? Everybody and their brother has a yota, plus they're usually more expensive (until you start modifying it, that is). In all seriousness I have to agree with comeonstart, unless your brother wants a more unique vehicle.Edit: For a stupid mistake, plus some.
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