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titan suspension swap Saw's with 500lb eibach coil overs, 14" travel bilsteins , prg 10 leaf pack , shrocks skids and just about everything else i made
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i may get one down the road since natalie is dd the 2nd gen but we got some other things we need to purchase right now
maybe when we get our tax returns
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titan suspension swap Saw's with 500lb eibach coil overs, 14" travel bilsteins , prg 10 leaf pack , shrocks skids and just about everything else i made
i may get one down the road since natalie is dd the 2nd gen but we got some other things we need to purchase right now
maybe when we get our tax returns
Roger that.
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Might have to check if it's been test fit on a Frontier. I remember somebody tried to put a PLM deep pan for a titan on a frontier and it wouldn't fit because the two frame braces under the trans were in the way.
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If it is like the PLM pan, it won't fit. I took measurements and everything and proved it wouldn't fit unless you relief cut the support pieces used for the trans mount.
A Frontier one would need to be different then the Titan one.
ahh , they are the same model # transmission
so i guess it wont work then
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titan suspension swap Saw's with 500lb eibach coil overs, 14" travel bilsteins , prg 10 leaf pack , shrocks skids and just about everything else i made
It appears Level10 actually barrowed the same pic of the powdercoated pan from PML so I would assume it won't fit as a bolt on application for the Frontier. Now this doesn't say you can't grind away at that support to make the proper clearances and then weld in a new piece if you had to grind out too much.
The sad part is that I e-mailed them pics of the issue and they acknowledged it would not fit yet they did not fix their website.
so one could get the PML pan and have it modified as well? instead of the front and back of the pan being vertical you could angle them toward the middle of the pan. Pretty?...maybe not but still functional. I MIGHT attempt this in january
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