[Arthur_C]

So recently i decided to raise my frontier another inch and get rid of the adjustable shocks and move on to some coil overs. The goal is 3"front and 2"rear.

i have explore my options and narrowed it down to the PRG and Nisstec kit. They are both closely priced and i feel like you get more with the nisstec kit. I would like to know if anyone runs these and how they like it. I like the PRG kit for being all leafs in the back and no block. The nisstec has axle shims which i don't know if are needed or not.

With $100 dollars difference, which may be a better buy?

PRG Advanced package (PRG Products)

Nisstec Radflo Extended Travel ultimate kit (NissTec Radflo Extended Travel Ultimate Kit - Nisstec Lifts: Nissan Lift Kits: XTerra Lift Kits, Frontier Lift Kits, Titan Lift Kits, Nissan Truck Lift Kits)

 

[JayAre]

Speaking strictly from a customer service standpoint, Nisstec all the way.

 

[glamisdude]

Yep, Nisstec is the more reliable vendor. If you have an issue of any kind you'll actually be able to get a hold of somebody. Pretty much the same kit so why go with and get your parts faster and free go knowing they have your back if something goes wrong.

 

[bhowdy]

I have the Nisstec Ultimate Travel Package ,,,,, with a couple of changes. Total Chaos UCA and Old Man Emu Dakar leaf pack. To get 3" of lift in the front you may need to add a 1/2" spacer to the M84's. Call Nisstec and talk to Steven about that part of it, and anything else on your mind. (or send an email)

I am very happy with my setup and the customer service that I have received from the folks at Nisstec.

 

[Arthur_C]

i have had good luck talking to both of them so that does not worry me. I just feel like the nisstec offers more value.

What about the axle shims? are they worth it?

 

[JayAre]

I can't speak much on the shims. I use them, and they seem to keep my pinion at a decent angle, but I put them on the same time I added the AALs, so I'm not sure how it would have been had I not used them.

 

[drewbie]

i am at 4" lift in the rear with no shims. no need for them in the frontier. xterra i needed them for sure but not the fronty. different drive shaft.

 

[Dailybean]

I had pretty good replies with nisstec but I ended up ordering the prg advanced kit with the prg uca's and I had very fast replies from Greg and my eta for the kit was much faster than I expected. Not sure if that helps you out but I had zero problems with prg. Either way I don't think you can lose. Just my two pennies.

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[Arthur_C]

I had pretty good replies with nisstec but I ended up ordering the prg advanced kit with the prg uca's and I had very fast replies from Greg and my eta for the kit was much faster than I expected. Not sure if that helps you out but I had zero problems with prg. Either way I don't think you can lose. Just my two pennies.

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I have talked to both of them and they all have been pretty good. I have ordered from prg before and had good luck. I am just concerned about warranty if anything happens.

 

[WreckDiver1321]

I'd go with Nisstec. Their customer service is top notch, I've dealt with them several times and they're a well run company.

I have their extended travel Radflos and SPC uppers. It's a great setup and you won't be disappointed.

 

[raine]

I have talked to both of them and they all have been pretty good. I have ordered from prg before and had good luck. I am just concerned about warranty if anything happens.

Upgrading again? heh

Never had a problem contacting Nisstec, and they are super helpful.
PRG - exact opposite. And it's amusing how you said you've had good "luck" with PRG. A paying customer shouldn't need to rely on luck to contact a business. IMO. Plus the fact that you and a few others who didn't have a problem contacting PRG is vastly outnumbered by those who find contacting PRG a PITA.

So test that luck, or call Nisstec. ::wink::

 

[Arthur_C]

Upgrading again? heh

Never had a problem contacting Nisstec, and they are super helpful.
PRG - exact opposite. And it's amusing how you said you've had good "luck" with PRG. A paying customer shouldn't need to rely on luck to contact a business. IMO. Plus the fact that you and a few others who didn't have a problem contacting PRG is vastly outnumbered by those who find contacting PRG a PITA.

So test that luck, or call Nisstec. ::wink::

I am sitting on top of the fence right now and don't know which side to jump to. I like supporting smaller companies so Greg gets my vote but i hate relying on luck so i dont know. i have a month of vacation before this all happens so we shall see. Just not a fan of the blocks like Nisstec offers and don't like the shims either.

 

[bhowdy]

Not pushing for one company or the other but Nisstec is also a small company .... a few more employees than PRG, but small never the less

 

[Nissan4Life]

I have had good luck with everything I have ordered from PRG. Never spoke with anyone. Jsut ordered straight from the website.

 

[Arthur_C]

Not pushing for one company or the other but Nisstec is also a small company .... a few more employees than PRG, but small never the less

Alternatives are good and i won't know how good something is until i try it. Hard choices lol...