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Guest Nismofreak
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Okay I was on nissancustoms.com. I was looking around and found the solution to how to lower my pathy....I just don't know how....I wanna know how much and what stuff does it need to be lowered.

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No offense, but I hate the look of the lowered big wheels on that type of vehicle

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Guest Nismofreak
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Dude but I love it no Idea...I would get some nicer rims just would wanna lower my car like that

Guest Nismofreak
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Wait got the list from the guy who owns that car...

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Guest Nismofreak
Posted (edited)

well I did but I talked to burrito and said it is alot more maintenance to lifted cars...He said to lower it...

Well I defiantly gettin a shop to lower my car....Hell no I am not gonna do it...lol

Edited by Nismofreak
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I know on my old Nissan all I had to do was lowering blocks in the back and adjust your Torsion bars up front. Then off to the alignment shop. I always had a little Negative Camber on mine even after I aligned it..I shreded front tires like nobodys business..Also do away with the mud flaps...

Guest Nismofreak
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Yah mud flops are gone...lol..I was gonna slap some big ass fenders on it to give it a nice look. Yah I need a shop to do it but how much you think it will cost?

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