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Getting free stuff from manufacturers? Nice. Glad your bump stop install was easy. I switched mine out yesterday as part of a true suspension lift (rather than just a spacer lift) and the bump stops in my previous lift kit had rusted to the point it took 4 strong men an hour to get two of them off. And I don't even live in the rust belt.
Never use the ball hitch to pull someone out it will eventually break and it ends up killing the driver/ passenger you should buy EXTREME DUTY RECEIVER SHACKLE there’s videos about this
Awesome! This was next on my radar and may wait for these to come out. I had my sights on the ones from Trimben, but agree, the stock ones are terrible specially with how heavy I’m running.
Someone from Nissan's marketing department needs to be fired. I'm really impressed with what these trucks (yours and the 2nd gen) are capable of. On a side note what phone are you using.
Awesome video and great equipment installs on your vehicle! I'm debating whether to trade in my '10 Tacoma crewcab 4x4 for a used 2023 long bed 4x4 SV Frontier with only 15k miles. I don't offroad much but thinking of lifting the Frontier with Rough Country 2.5 inch loaded struts for the front and 1.5 inch shackles in the rear. Thanks always for keeping us informed of new products and equipment! 👍
when the lower control alarm is going through up travel, it is limited by contact with the components. If you don’t have some kind of padding or bumpstops in place to absorb the impact, your shock will bottom out and your lower control arm will crash into other suspension parts. A bumpstop is essentially like installing a marshmallow in between all of it.
