[02RedRunner]

I am thinking my Frontier (2010 SE CC 4x4) needs just a slight (maybe 1") lift in the back, just to get the rear end up a little where it belongs.

What's the best way to accomplish this?

 

[bimmernut318]

Easy or Best? Shackle or block would be the easiest but neither is great although the shackle would be the better evil, better way to go is with an aal but I am really not aware of one that will do an inch, they are going to be 2" +.

 

[Irongrave]

do you have a lift already, is so what are you running? if its a single pack AAL I recommend getting a 2 or 3 pack AAL if your taking your truck off road

 

[Tyjb9x]

The simplest way would probably be PRG blocks.

 

[02RedRunner]

It's fully stock. I don't go offroad much, if anything just tooling through a farmer's field. No serious off-roading.

 

[TheOregonFront]

It's fully stock. I don't go offroad much, if anything just tooling through a farmer's field. No serious off-roading.

these things have a gnarly rake stock man, have you thought about leveling?

youd be better off raising the front to have a better chance of clearing feild obsticles

not telling you what to do, just throwing it out there

 

[02RedRunner]

Not mine. Compared to what I grew up with (Fords and Chevy's) this puppy squats in the back.

I just want a 1" lift, that will be perfect.

 

[Sangster]

post pics....should be 1" higher in the back than the front already. Would look ridiculous any higher than that without some lift in the front.

 

[openmind10988]

post pics....should be 1" higher in the back than the front already. Would look ridiculous any higher than that without some lift in the front.

I'm curious to see too, like Sangster said you're rear is higher than the front if it's fully stock.

 

[jjg.214]

There is a chance is rear leafs have sagged and been worn out with heavy towing/hauling... just seems like everyone is jumping down this guys throat.

 

[nissankidd]

Buy a universal pro comp add a leaf they are like 36 bucks from 4 wheel parts center but u will prob get about an inch and a half and u may need u bolts im not sure how much extra that there is.

 

[openmind10988]

There is a chance is rear leafs have sagged and been worn out with heavy towing/hauling... just seems like everyone is jumping down this guys throat.

If his truck is according to his username 2010SE then all that sagging happened pretty quick.

 

[jjg.214]

If his truck is according to his username 2010SE then all that sagging happened pretty quick.

fair enough

 

[02RedRunner]

It doesn't sag... what I meant is that it is a lot less "a$$ in the air" than trucks I am used to.