1993 hardbody d21 suspension lift?

[valadar9000]

hello im new and i was worned that if i do post stuff in the wrong area i will be flammed. but its ok. i have a 1993 d21 and i need to know were i can find the suspension lifts for it (4inches or higher) and what else will be needed to have all the parts i need.


i have the factory lift still on it but i need the suspension lift now. anyone know? ive lifted 2 jeep cherokes and have never had this problme i feel really dumb now lol

[silversuper]

try calmini.com

[bgaidan]

Originally Posted by valadar9000

hello im new and i was worned that if i do post stuff in the wrong area i will be flammed. but its ok. i have a 1993 d21 and i need to know were i can find the suspension lifts for it (4inches or higher) and what else will be needed to have all the parts i need.


i have the factory lift still on it but i need the suspension lift now. anyone know? ive lifted 2 jeep cherokes and have never had this problme i feel really dumb now lol

What's a factory lift? There's no such thing.

Originally Posted by silversuper

try calmini.com

Calmini doesn't make anything over the standard 3" control arm lift. Your only option for 4" is the trailmaster lift....which is really just a drop-down lift and not good for much more than mall crawling.

[bogof]

Depending on your budget you could do a SAS. I've seen them done for under $2000.

The other lift kits will only give you 3" max.

www.purenissan.com
www.4x4parts.com

[valadar9000]

when i got my nissan they put a 3 inch lift on it in the factory. it came with 235/75 r15 not the 215s for it.

[nissancrawler]

Originally Posted by valadar9000

when i got my nissan they put a 3 inch lift on it in the factory. it came with 235/75 r15 not the 215s for it.

Try again, you have no clue what you're talking about.

Shit, they come with 31x10.50's from the factory with NO lift.

[curleyman]

lol Nissan hardbodies (d21s) have a body lift when compared to pathfinders but that is the only possible factory lift. Yes it is true the older hardbodies came with smaller tires. However Nissan did nothing to the suspension or body height throughout the 10.5 year span they produced the hardbody. The body is just lifted from the factory if you compare it to a pathfinder but that is it...

[bgaidan]

The body mounts on the frame are actually welded up higher on the frame vs. the pathy so in reality there's not "body lift" like a lot of people think.

[logan-laird]

If you're just looking to fit larger tires, go with the body lift, as the susp. lift doesn't actually give you the clearance you'll be looking for. check out 4x4parts.com, ask around, and you'll find the answers you're looking for. If you are dead set on susp. lift, and do serious wheeling, I'd seriously consider the sas. If not, a susp. lift will allow for slightly larger tires, as long as the rims aren't backset much, or slightly more travel, with your current tires. Not much of both, though. If you do some searching on 4x4's forum history, you'll find all these discussions have been thoroughly hashed out, and perhaps come away with a better idea of what to do to get the results you're looking for. Good luck.

By the way, hello everyone. I just showed up, and I have to say, I'm very impressed. This is a top-notch site. I'm good with electrical systems and the problems associated with them, so feel free to send me a message if you have something you think I could help you out with. Thanks.

[valadar9000]

ok that makes since then thank you for the info. with the 3 inch lift what kind of crap will i still have to buy? with a jeep the 6 inch left we had to buy the new drive shaft and every thing.