Posted: Jan 16 2007 at 12:20pm | IP Logged

I just ordered a two inch leveling/lift kit for my 2005 Frontier Nismo.  I am fixing to copy/paste from their website.  Now, has anyone ever removed the strut assembly?  I am just wondering how much of a PITA this may be.  According to them, it should take about one hour per side.  Once I get this, I'll post up and let yall know.

Joel

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Posted: Jan 18 2007 at 5:08pm | IP Logged

I just bought the same kit. Did you install yet? Mine should be here in a week.

Mike

Posted: Jan 18 2007 at 6:11pm | IP Logged

no, it hasn't come in yet.  I have about a week left also.  I will put it on my next days off after it gets here.  : )   I am ready to see it leveled out.

Joel

Posted: Jan 25 2007 at 11:10pm | IP Logged

Update, mine showed up today.    It is however a little more extensive in labor than I was thinking so the alignment shop will have to do it.  I guess that is it for now. 

Joel

Posted: Jan 26 2007 at 7:16am | IP Logged

Realize I'm not knocking the kit for what it does... but other companies have been using the metal spacer for Dodge, Ford, and GM full size truck with IFS for over a year now. 

Of course it is the easiest way to raise 2" without modifying anything.  Plus, for those who have picky insurance companies, your rate doesn't go up for "Leveling Kit"  Because even though it raises the front end up, insurance company doesn't feel it changes the center of gravity, and therefore doesn't change your chances of roll overs.

Posted: Feb 11 2007 at 9:23am | IP Logged

I dont think so.  BTW, I now have this kit for sale.  I traded my Frontier in for a Titan Off-Road yesterday. 

Joel