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4" inch blocks...... I say do it.

Why not? If you have rubbing issues you can cut out some inner fender

Also depends on the offset of your rims and whether your using wheel spacers or not.

My buddy ran a +12 offset in the rear w/ 5mm spacer and 10" wide tires and he had to shave down his "plate that holds the lowering blocks and leaf springs together" in order to fit his wheels.

 

Im going to take your advice and do it. I should have them installed in about a week or two. I finally got my pictures up. Thank you all for your help.

 

That's a damn good looking truck for $200...I'm jealous.

 

yeah it was garaged for over 9 years and just sat there (does have over 200,000 miles but runs very well). It was last driven back in 1999. The only mods I have done to it is lowered the rear end 3", new tires, replaced corner lights (due to one being broken), and installed a aftermarket stereo.

 

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ya man lower does not mean cheeper but great truck

 

I dont see spending more then about 10K on this truck and thats if I decide to bag it. My other truck already has over 25K invested and that doesnt include the 15K price tag nor the 2K-3K fixing it after I take it out. So yes, lowering is a hell of alot cheaper project.

 

whats your other truck ?

 

I have a 2000 nissan crew cab, 2008 toyota yaris and 2008 fj cruiser

 

Here they are

 

Nice other rides. I don't like the new FJ's stock, but they look mean with off-road wheels & tires.

 

+2...
especially with the black off road wheels... damn they look like pure sex... lolz...

 

Welcome from Laguna Hills!

James

 

Welcome.. Another Cali head. Thas wassup.

 

nice frontier dont see to many around
heres one of my favorite lifted frontiers
http://www.infamousnissan.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6903