Oh thank you so much for watching man !! ah yes yes at some point eventually I think its one of the reason to do the body lift to fit bigger tires so that the rear axle can be higher from the ground.. ))
Great tutorial, better safe than sorry and you took the extra step to make sure that it goes smoothly as much as possible. What is the part number on the extended hose you ended up using please? Ive been contemplating on doing my body lift since no one in town here wants to do it and I did a body lift on my 94 nissan pathfinder many many years ago but with this tutorial Im going for it thanks yo you
OOoo I really hope and wish my video would be helpful to you ! would like to know how it will go once you all done ) just yes take your time and its not that hard as long as there is not many rusty bolts .. )) the part number for the hose I got is Dayco 71637 they should have it it any auto store or here is a link to amazon page amzn.to/41VnpXB you no longer have that pathfinder ? I keep dreaming one day to get myself a pathfinder as well from those model years and in manual transmission )) lol
@@DIY_AUTO_PHOTO Thanks for the quick reply and link to the radiator hose mate. I still have my pathfinder and its been sitting for the last 10 years. Replaced all y bushing with energy suspension , installed a steering stabilizer from rancho last year and its getting another motor put in once it stops snowing here and the guy who’s doing it gets his vacation from the Nissan dealership where he works as a mechanic. Right now im focusing on the X , after installing. 295x70x17 Yokohama geolandar G003 on Fuel kicker D699 my newly installed All dogs 2.5 lift didnt clear the tires but i want that combination so bad that Im willing to go the extra mile to make it work and with your tutorial i feel confident to do it and that template trick for the rear bumpers would greatly help. I have a stash of nuts and bolts too that Ive collected ove the years when im at the junkyard . Thanks again and keep up the good work
Thank you my fellow youtuber friend !! )) and I still have some more modifications that I plan and hope to do some addons but as always it will take time .
I still drive my 2002 4x4 xterra every week. It's our off road mountain and beach sand vehicle. Purchased new and perfectly maintained. 161,000 + miles. My worry is the rollover threat. But to each his own, they look good raised up. 11 years we lived at 5,100' elevation with winter snow. This vehicle is excellent in up to 2' of snow up or down steep grades. Very dependable, But again I worry about rolling. Have fun!
OOo great man !! I wish this Xterra I had brand new and could have kept it good and well maintained all its life but I try to keep it well now.. lol as for roll over true you have to be careful but then again if you are not trying to make a sharp turn at 50mph+ it should be fine
What was the total time it took for install ? If said in video I didn’t hear . Seeing your video made me want to do it to mines definitely cheaper then a lift kit
because I run into issue with broken nut in the body that I had to cut open and missing bolts and wrong hose type that I had to drive and get a different one it too me longer but in total body lift should not take longer then 6-8 hours ! good luck on your body lift ;)
hey hey ! there is not alot of places to wheel here unfortunately .. so I try to wheel wherever I can find some dirt lol but usually I go to NJ with my friends how about you ? where do you wheel ?
You're welcome, extentions effect an impact wrench or gun. But with a hand torque wrench it won't effect that. Over torque could break a bolt so I figured best to say something. Thanks for the video. A body lift is much more involved that I had thought.
@@Gillettesgarage Yes ! definitely its always great to get any kind of feedback especially positive and helpful information to learn something new every day! will you be doing a body lift as well ? when bolts are not rusted or stuck its not too bad and can be done in one day or in few hours with the help of the friends )
Dude I can't thank you enough for the tutorial, I really appreciate your work on filming the whole process. I finished the project yesterday and I tried it today in Saudi Arabia desert 🏜️ thanks a lot.
OOO nice !! hope the project went well and no rusty bolts ))) and you are most welcome I am glad I was able to help thats why I make those videos to help others !
@@DIY_AUTO_PHOTO of course there was some rusty bolts even in the middle of one of the driest places in the world 😂 but the project is completed thanks to you!!
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Great job. As always, I enjoyed your video.
Now time for some bigger tires 😆?
Oh thank you so much for watching man !! ah yes yes at some point eventually I think its one of the reason to do the body lift to fit bigger tires so that the rear axle can be higher from the ground.. ))
Great tutorial, better safe than sorry and you took the extra step to make sure that it goes smoothly as much as possible. What is the part number on the extended hose you ended up using please? Ive been contemplating on doing my body lift since no one in town here wants to do it and I did a body lift on my 94 nissan pathfinder many many years ago but with this tutorial Im going for it thanks yo you
OOoo I really hope and wish my video would be helpful to you ! would like to know how it will go once you all done ) just yes take your time and its not that hard as long as there is not many rusty bolts .. )) the part number for the hose I got is Dayco 71637 they should have it it any auto store or here is a link to amazon page amzn.to/41VnpXB
you no longer have that pathfinder ? I keep dreaming one day to get myself a pathfinder as well from those model years and in manual transmission )) lol
@@DIY_AUTO_PHOTO Thanks for the quick reply and link to the radiator hose mate. I still have my pathfinder and its been sitting for the last 10 years. Replaced all y bushing with energy suspension , installed a steering stabilizer from rancho last year and its getting another motor put in once it stops snowing here and the guy who’s doing it gets his vacation from the Nissan dealership where he works as a mechanic. Right now im focusing on the X , after installing. 295x70x17 Yokohama geolandar G003 on Fuel kicker D699 my newly installed All dogs 2.5 lift didnt clear the tires but i want that combination so bad that Im willing to go the extra mile to make it work and with your tutorial i feel confident to do it and that template trick for the rear bumpers would greatly help. I have a stash of nuts and bolts too that Ive collected ove the years when im at the junkyard . Thanks again and keep up the good work
Awesome project!!! The truck is turning into a monster truck! Nicely done!
Thank you my fellow youtuber friend !! )) and I still have some more modifications that I plan and hope to do some addons but as always it will take time .
I still drive my 2002 4x4 xterra every week. It's our off road mountain and beach sand vehicle. Purchased new and perfectly maintained. 161,000 + miles.
My worry is the rollover threat. But to each his own, they look good raised up.
11 years we lived at 5,100' elevation with winter snow.
This vehicle is excellent in up to 2' of snow up or down steep grades. Very dependable,
But again I worry about rolling.
Have fun!
OOo great man !! I wish this Xterra I had brand new and could have kept it good and well maintained all its life but I try to keep it well now.. lol
as for roll over true you have to be careful but then again if you are not trying to make a sharp turn at 50mph+ it should be fine
Did you have issues with the steering shaft length?
No sir ! its all been good ever since )
What was the total time it took for install ? If said in video I didn’t hear . Seeing your video made me want to do it to mines definitely cheaper then a lift kit
because I run into issue with broken nut in the body that I had to cut open and missing bolts and wrong hose type that I had to drive and get a different one it too me longer but in total body lift should not take longer then 6-8 hours !
good luck on your body lift ;)
What is your bumper? Usually with a body lift there isna gap, but yours seems adjustable? Thanks
Hey my bumper is by shrockworks bumper and its true it is adjustable for non body lifted Xterras and for trucks with body lift
Where you buy the body lift kit??
I have added a link under the video you can buy 1 and 2 inch body lift from alldogs off road
NY'er here, where are you located and where to you go wheelin?
hey hey ! there is not alot of places to wheel here unfortunately .. so I try to wheel wherever I can find some dirt lol but usually I go to NJ with my friends
how about you ? where do you wheel ?
Please send the link for the lift kit
here you go! the company I bought it from no longer available but here is other option
www.alldogsoffroad.com/mikellis-body-lift-2nd-gen-xterra
Dude, I really like your videos. You look like you're having a good time. You have a great attitude, I'd be cursing up a storm....
Oh Thank you thank you for saying that I am very happy to hear that you enjoying my videos ! ))
Very informative, thanks
Im glad you found it helpful !
nice! Now I can install mine! Hahaha
Yeah man ! after all its not that hard it just takes lots of time lol )
Love your videos! I’m a new subscriber. Keep up the good work my guy
OOo Thank you so much Enriquez!! Im glad you like them and I do hope they are somewhat helpful and entertaining))
you’re amazing for this video man. thanks
Thank you very much ! much appreciate the positive feedback ! )
Bro: you need to give me a call so I can come over with a hand or two. Wait, I'm in California.
California.. ? can I come over to you instead !? lol 😀
@@DIY_AUTO_PHOTO You don’t want to do that. I have been trying to escape for years.
You make it look easy!
haha if it only was.. perhaps if I do it 2nd time or something it will be easier for sure
Extentions dont effect torque.
Thank you very much for helpful information !
You're welcome, extentions effect an impact wrench or gun. But with a hand torque wrench it won't effect that. Over torque could break a bolt so I figured best to say something.
Thanks for the video. A body lift is much more involved that I had thought.
@@Gillettesgarage Yes ! definitely its always great to get any kind of feedback especially positive and helpful information to learn something new every day!
will you be doing a body lift as well ?
when bolts are not rusted or stuck its not too bad and can be done in one day or in few hours with the help of the friends )
No I just wanted to see how it's done cuz I think mine has some kind of lift.
Why are your coilovers set so low?
They were set to 3 inch lift by the company why ?
Dude I can't thank you enough for the tutorial, I really appreciate your work on filming the whole process. I finished the project yesterday and I tried it today in Saudi Arabia desert 🏜️ thanks a lot.
OOO nice !! hope the project went well and no rusty bolts ))) and you are most welcome I am glad I was able to help thats why I make those videos to help others !
@@DIY_AUTO_PHOTO of course there was some rusty bolts even in the middle of one of the driest places in the world 😂 but the project is completed thanks to you!!
@@qeva_ wow Im surprised theres rust there too lol but I am glad it all is done