[Sparkplug]

Just picked up a 07 6spd 4x4 and i plan on lift it a moderate amount.
My question is for whoever is running the PRG Basic suspension package, what size tire can you use with this kit without rubbing?
Also any pics of the kit and tires installed would be appreciated.

 

[Deerhnter22]

with a 2" lift and 285/75R16's I had some rubbing in the front but after I took off the mudflaps it was no longer a problem.

 

[Sparkplug]

do you have pics?
im also interested in hearing some info about the calmini 5" suspension lift and some pics installed.

 

[domoMKIV]

Do a search for calmini on the forum, you'll find the pics you are looking for. Not a very moderate lift though, lol.

 

[zoomzoom]

http://www.clubfrontier.org/forums/f26/suspension-lifts-05-a-15966/

 

[frontier4life2008]

I can’t seem to find most of my pics. Here's the thing. If you’re looking for a mild lift, I highly recommend what I did. Talk to a local suspension shop about getting a lift. I got a two inch lift (spacer in the front, new springs in the rear). You would think that my ride would be rough but it was the opposite. The new springs work together in one smooth motion instead of the jarring hit of the overload spring…plus it improves your hauling ability. I did have to trim some plastic off the mud flaps only because I wanted to keep them. I paid $750 for them to do the lift, which was about $150-$200 more than the parts for the other lift kits…but that was installed so about a wash if you ask me. But I pull trailers and load my truck down for camping and stuff. If you never load your truck down, any lift will do.

 

[domoMKIV]

I can’t seem to find most of my pics. Here's the thing. If you’re looking for a mild lift, I highly recommend what I did. Talk to a local suspension shop about getting a lift. I got a two inch lift (spacer in the front, new springs in the rear). You would think that my ride would be rough but it was the opposite. The new springs work together in one smooth motion instead of the jarring hit of the overload spring…plus it improves your hauling ability. I did have to trim some plastic off the mud flaps only because I wanted to keep them. I paid $750 for them to do the lift, which was about $150-$200 more than the parts for the other lift kits…but that was installed so about a wash if you ask me.

A spacer and 2leaf deaver can be had for about $220. You could even do a full leaf pack and spacer for about $360. $750 sounds incredibly insane.

 

[frontier4life2008]

When I priced mine, the spacers were $200 and the add-a-leaf or two inch shackle were another $200. Truth be told, I wanted the added strength of the new leaf packs...and I got 6 leafs on each side! I would do it again in a heart beat, it rides soooo much better. They put the spacers in for $50, and I got a nice warrenty to go with it. NOt that springs go bad very often.

 

[Deerhnter22]

do you have pics?
im also interested in hearing some info about the calmini 5" suspension lift and some pics installed.

I have pics in my gallery, but if you want to see more just let me know

 

[openmind10988]

do you have pics?
im also interested in hearing some info about the calmini 5" suspension lift and some pics installed.

If you are thinking about the calmini 5" kit, you might wanna check out the fabtech kit which is 6". I've seen one on someone else's frontier at work and he was running 33s tires and it looked real nice. I believe you could even go with 35s with no rubbing with the fabtech kit.