2019 Nissan Frontier 6 inch lift Walk Around 

Had to cut front mud flap and remove the front rear mudflap. Only about 4 mph faster than what the speedo says. I can live with that.

Actually a softer ride with the big tires.

I used the 18" wheels with 5" backspacing, You can try the spacers but have a backup plan.

The rear shocks with be replaced with the ones in the kit, had no problem with front shocks

Did you buy it?

No issues at all, 30,000 miles since I install kit. Take your time and remember once you cut the cross member there is no going back. Make things look professional.

Thank you! Cheers!

I say "NO" you have cutting to do to the cross member and if you mess it up, there is no going back. I had air impacts so it made taking it apart and back together alot easier, Alot of wrench turning if all you have are hand tools. although it can be done on jack stands but once you finish putting the lift kit on you have jack it up pretty high to get tires on. Based on what your telling me I don't think with your knowledge you should attempt this.

Pissed off Veteran appreciate the honesty, thanks!

Had to remove front mud flaps and that was it. Constantly getting comments from people saying the truck looks good.

I had no issues at all, the truck is still driving great.

Thank you so very much for your help I really appreciate it

Rustoleum matte black

Yes stock uppers.

77 inches.

yes

Thanks!

Thanks man.

I had no problems, easy install. Just follow directions. Put 10,000 miles on truck since install. No camber bolts, reuse the ones on the truck.

Thank you.

33's barely fit, 35's I think no way.

Lots of trimming

You can fit 35s they will just have to stick out more if you want 35x70x?? Unless you wanna go wider tire it would be more trimming.

My truck came with 16 inch. so I had to buy 18 inch rims. All you can do is install the lift kit and hope your backspacing and offset on the stock rim will work. Have a back up plan encase they don't fit. I forgot the offset but backspacing is 5 inches.

@@pissedoffveteran7965 I have ordered 1.5 spacers just in case I’ll need it, but thanks a lot for the info, hopefully everything will work well!.

I still rubbing but it isn't bad.

I just don't like the look of the Tacoma, I had a titan crew cab that was just too much truck so I down sized.

I had no issues, easy install. I went over 5000 miles since install and no issues.

I think everything was a 1/4 inch steel, seems like it will go the distance.

@@pissedoffveteran7965 oh ok thank you

There 5 in, forget what brand but not expensive, bought them on real truck site.

I Used the 6 inch spacer in the front which bolts to the top of the strut and in the back I used the 6 inch block which is all in the lift kit, new rear shocks come in lift kit also stock rear shocks will not work. Hope that answers your question.

Rough country 6 inch lift.

I think I had to buy a drill bit, that's all.

i have these in my frontier www.carid.com/spyder/2009-nissan-frontier-headlights/spyder-factory-style-headlights-2384693579.html?relationshipId=3805637306&childId=907230071&offermpnid=4515155780&view=519146

@@vicr360 Nice are they LED?

@@pissedoffveteran7965 They don't come with LED's in them but you can but some for it. Im plannign on buying some once the covid calms down a bit. The little bit of black trim in the light housing makes it pop.

I work at a garage so I have access to a lift and air tools. It can be done but there is cutting metal involved so just remember "ONCE YOU CUT THERE IS NO GOING BACK" so measure your cuts twice and cut once. Going to be a pain in the ass on your back in your driveway. but if your determined and take your time it can be done. Would I do it in my driveway "NO".

@@pissedoffveteran7965 thanks! I am planning do it with my friends , question what metal need to be cut ?

@@watchmanexpert Go to roughcountry.com pick out the 6 inch lift for your 2010 Titan, once that opens click on notes, then in the notes you will see instructions, open instructions then READ. Don't fuck it up. Measure twice cut once.

Make sure it's clean, then I used a matte black. Still good no flaking.

Because of the longer knuckle installed the stock rims would rub on it.

@@pissedoffveteran7965 thank you 👌

Roughcountry.com I used the regular 6 inch frontier lift and I have had no problem.

I switched them I put the right tie rod on left and left tie rod on the right or else they will rub.

I'm retired now, so I don't have access to equipment anymore.

Well damn..lol..enjoy your retirement man..

Is everything still holding up with your truck..no issues yet with lift?

@@mckenzie1531 yes, I recently sold it with 45,000 miles on it and no issues. Just put the recommended tires on it or you will get rubbing.

Was it necessary to switch the tie rods from one side to the other..and you mentioned cutting the cross member..how much did you have to cut?

I've had NO problems at all. Runs and drives beautiful.

Thanks, stay safe. 👍

I still have the original 16 inch spare tire mounted under the truck, realistically I should buy another tire and rim but the new tires have over an inch of tread so I'm not to concerned yet about getting a flat.

@@pissedoffveteran7965 gotcha. really digging your setup. I had a 07 Frontier years ago and man do I miss it. I'm thinking about buying an older 15 or 16 and putting a 6in kit similar to your setup.

one more question, what running board is that? thanks

31's

They rub alittle on hard turns, had to remove front mud flaps. I put on 275/65 and rubbing stopped.

@@pissedoffveteran7965 thats what I figured. I'm running 275/65 as well. I'm thinking of throwing on a 2in body lift on my truck that I have the 6in RC lift on. So I can put 285/75's on. What do you think? Would love some input/advice🤙🏼

@@bowiet1 No, I wouldn't

I didn't measure before I started so not sure of total lift but I'm sure I gained at least 6 inches.

I put over 5000 street miles on my truck since I lifted it. Notice I said street miles, the truck has never been I guess I'll call it 4-wheeling. These are the same axles used on the SV model so I don't know why they would say that.

Thank you for your help

@@williamferebee5145 Yes sir, anytime.

Sv 4x4 model comes with cheaper cv axles for the front that’s the main issue with but should be fine

You have to cut the front crossmember by the transmission so you can mount a plate for trans that comes with kit.

@@pissedoffveteran7965 thanks boss I’m gunna put this kit on a pathfinder should be interesting

@@christiancole2569 take your time, no rush

zero offsett

Wheels are 18x9, tires are LT285/65r18

I would say between 300-500 bucks

I run my own repair shop I would charge 400.

LOL

You have to cut the front rear crossmember, once you cut you can't go back just remember that.

I think it rides like a cloud, a whole lot smoother.

Running 32 PSI.

1000 bucks for lift, about 1000 for rims and another 1000 for tires.

Rides good, still like new.

Oh and how much did installation run you? Please & thanks

Lift was $1043.00 tax included

@@atown_media Installation I did myself.

What's the lift consist off ? Knuckle lift , strut , spacer with strut? Beauty though I'm running two inch lift would love to do the 6 for wheeling

@@dannyg5636 Knuckle and spacer on strut.

Roughcountry.com

Thanks for the comments, that is a "Disabled Veteran" Handicapped plate. Truck is a little difficult to get in but i manage. Whatever you want to believe. I fought 3 wars so you would have the right to judge me.

Pissed off Veteran my father in law was ww2 veteran. I still have his navy hat bucket

5" offset and yes 18 x 9.

@@pissedoffveteran7965 Thank you so much sir 👍👍👍

285/65-18

@@pissedoffveteran7965 285/65-18 you're running 32's?? 285x.65=185.25mm (7.24")+7.24+18=32's?

@@vgiron4979 yes

rough country.com

@@pissedoffveteran7965, thanks.

@@pissedoffveteran7965, they have it but not for the Pro-4X, I called them and asked them too.

@@themouas They say it don't fit but as you can see I put it on my Pro-4x, with no modification.

@@pissedoffveteran7965, I'll get the lift kit then. Thanks

Your not going to get 6 inches of lift with air bags and not affecting something like your steering and suspension caster and camber.

American racing 201's

NO, stock wheels would hit the new knuckle that comes with the lift kit.

@@pissedoffveteran7965 thank you!

Just the rear shocks.

Nvm got it, sick man, love it

Tires are 285x75/18, wheel is 10x18 with 5 inch backspacing.

LOL..No idea.

YES

Hell yeah, my truck hasn't seen any off road yet, I sure get alot of compliments on how good the truck looks though.

6" lift just looks badazz. Had some problems with the front tires rubbing the factory mudflaps. Actually had 35's ordered but canceled them.

Thanks for the visit

Getting 14-15 around town, don't drive highway.

No.

Buy you own truck.

@@pissedoffveteran7965 Get a Mans truck that truck is more for a woman. I have a truck, a Mans truck, a nissan titan. It could most likely drive over that mini truck. But hey, to each their own.

5 inches

Rough Country says you need a 5 inch backspace on the wheels, can you confirm? I’d rather not change my stock 18” wheels but RC says they won’t work.