Only issue or possible issue that I see with the alldogs offroad upper control arms is the big cup above the ball joint. I got a tube of silicone and filled it level with the top so it won't hold mud and water and can just pull the silicone plug when I need to grease and refill it after.
Darn. I subscribed because of the Crosstrek. A definite inspiration for me. I'm looking to downsize from a pickup. Oh well, I'll stay subscribed. I like your content.
@@Levi-nx4or I got rid of it in Feb, it's just too small for my needs. Honestly the Frontier doesn't have much more space, but it fits all my gear perfectly, and that's what I was after.
It's a great setup. The Ironman Kits feel like a work truck. Just stiff and bouncy. The ADO springs with Koni's is probably 100% smoother on bumps, and just as stiff on corners.
Just finished the video up and I want to thank you for linking me here to answer my questions, now I’ve got another one I think I know your answer is “no I havent”. I believe (I KNOW THE 82’s) are adjustable. They have to be “turned” separately top vs bottom while unbolted, (or at least 1 bolt out swing free to manipulate the unbolted side by turning. Pretty sure it adjusts the rebound speed. I’m going to do my install so I guess I can let you know unless you already know. My lil 3/16” Westin mini bumper and winch won’t be as heavy as that anchor glued to your nose (I LOVE IT!) but hopefully I don’t hit anything too hard haha. Thanks a ton good sir!!!
@jasongaudreau2075 The 90s are adjustable as well, but you probably won't need to adjust them at all. I didn't need any adjustments. Glad I was able to answer some of your questions about the 90s :)
Ya might wanna get some of those heavy duty self tapping bolts and put some more in those frame braces for the sliders . There is plenty of room there for at least 2 more per brace. One bolt each wont hold the weight i dont think if the whole weight of the truck is resting on them , like if you were turtled ,, just my thoughts anyway ..
Nice rig , not sure we have all dogs stuff in the UK I e been out of the 4x4 world for some time looking to get back into it always helpful to know what stuff is out there 👍 ( not sure what a Frontier is maybe a Pathfinder in the UK
I think they ship overseas, but I'm not sure. Alldogsoffroad.com if you want to check. The Frontier is Nissan's midsize truck, you might know it as the Navara. But yeah, thank you for the kind words :)
I honestly couldn't answer that. After the lift I pretty much right away put bigger tires on, and more armor so it's pretty hard to answer. I will say I didn't notice much difference in the time between the lift and tires though.
Those konis looks awesome. Why the 90 over the 82? Are the 90 as smooth as the 82 but they just have more oil? I'm thinking about installing them on my Xterra.
Yes, that's exactly it. Larger oil tank helps them keep cool longer over long stretches of off roading. Like miles on end. Basically the same shock though from my understanding.
Based on their website, don't use 90 unless you're carrying a lot of stuff, steel bumpers and whatnot. Just wanted to point it out that they are used for slightly different application, from what I understand
@@TheAdventureZombie Glad you found something else that you're liking . I picked mine up after 2 years of looking for a new car and saw what you had made yours up to be and couldn't wait to start getting mods on it and seeing how close I got to yours haha. Thanks for the ideas thus far anyways and I'm still sticking around for the content!
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You guys are the best!
Nice to see you still out exploring and having fun.
Yessir! Never gonna stop that :p
Only issue or possible issue that I see with the alldogs offroad upper control arms is the big cup above the ball joint. I got a tube of silicone and filled it level with the top so it won't hold mud and water and can just pull the silicone plug when I need to grease and refill it after.
Darn. I subscribed because of the Crosstrek. A definite inspiration for me. I'm looking to downsize from a pickup. Oh well, I'll stay subscribed. I like your content.
Well I'm not really making videos anymore, but I'm sure any future videos will be wheeling and such :) I appreciate the sub non the less!
@@Levi-nx4or I got rid of it in Feb, it's just too small for my needs. Honestly the Frontier doesn't have much more space, but it fits all my gear perfectly, and that's what I was after.
Been considering the Koni setup for my frontier,thanks you and Donald both seem impressed! I’m sold
It's a great setup. The Ironman Kits feel like a work truck. Just stiff and bouncy. The ADO springs with Koni's is probably 100% smoother on bumps, and just as stiff on corners.
I’ve just ordered mine and can’t wait for the summer!
Just finished the video up and I want to thank you for linking me here to answer my questions, now I’ve got another one I think I know your answer is “no I havent”. I believe (I KNOW THE 82’s) are adjustable. They have to be “turned” separately top vs bottom while unbolted, (or at least 1 bolt out swing free to manipulate the unbolted side by turning. Pretty sure it adjusts the rebound speed. I’m going to do my install so I guess I can let you know unless you already know. My lil 3/16” Westin mini bumper and winch won’t be as heavy as that anchor glued to your nose (I LOVE IT!) but hopefully I don’t hit anything too hard haha. Thanks a ton good sir!!!
@jasongaudreau2075 The 90s are adjustable as well, but you probably won't need to adjust them at all. I didn't need any adjustments. Glad I was able to answer some of your questions about the 90s :)
@@TheAdventureZombie I am very glad I got in touch with you 100%. Saved me from wondering…I’ll spend the extra 1 time.
Trucks looking great. Enjoy!
Thanks!
Those are great looking sliders! Nice job!
Thanks!
@@TheAdventureZombiemight as well start producing them!
@@TheAdventureZombieid buy em
Very Nice Truck & setup. Kudos....
Thank you :)
Ya might wanna get some of those heavy duty self tapping bolts and put some more in those frame braces for the sliders . There is plenty of room there for at least 2 more per brace. One bolt each wont hold the weight i dont think if the whole weight of the truck is resting on them , like if you were turtled ,, just my thoughts anyway ..
We're good 🙃
Nice rig , not sure we have all dogs stuff in the UK I e been out of the 4x4 world for some time looking to get back into it always helpful to know what stuff is out there 👍 ( not sure what a Frontier is maybe a Pathfinder in the UK
I think they ship overseas, but I'm not sure. Alldogsoffroad.com if you want to check. The Frontier is Nissan's midsize truck, you might know it as the Navara. But yeah, thank you for the kind words :)
@@TheAdventureZombie thanks . Hard to tell the size on here yes Narara we have here and the pathfinder which is a bit bigger only diesel though
Yeah.. think the R51 is going to All Dogs for fitment!
Just ordered mine last month.
Will these parts fit on my 2021 frontier sv 4x4?
nice! I’m about to pull the trigger on this same lift kit
Awesome! I'm sure you'll really like it :)
how much weight are you holding in the back that you chose the parabolic?
Killer front bumper 😂
No more Subaru?
Nope. I had to get something bigger, but I do miss my trek everyday!
@@TheAdventureZombie You certainly had a lot of mods on there. Looking forward to how modded you get the Nissan.
@@bruceyyyyy It's a work in progress, but if I have it my way it's gonna get crazy :p
Good evening,
how much of a lift did you get from this kit? We just purchased a 2016 Frontier. J & C
Did the 1/2" spacers cause interference with the upper control arm and the mount?
@The Adventure Zombie What mpg do you get in town and on the freeway with the lift? thank you
I honestly couldn't answer that. After the lift I pretty much right away put bigger tires on, and more armor so it's pretty hard to answer. I will say I didn't notice much difference in the time between the lift and tires though.
What lift is that the 2inch spacer kit? Forget if you mentioned the size. If i get that for my stock 2019 will i get the same lift give or take?
How much down travel are you getting on the front wheels with the Raid 90's?
No idea, lol! Haven't tested it, but I Al running without sway bar now, so I could get a fair bit of travel.
Did you get fid of the Crosstrek.? Great video, keep them coming.
I did. I needed something bigger. Thanks!
Nice review! How much lift did this give in inches?
Two inches over stock height, but two and a half in the front since I used a 1/2" spacer to level the front out.
Sick!
Those konis looks awesome. Why the 90 over the 82? Are the 90 as smooth as the 82 but they just have more oil? I'm thinking about installing them on my Xterra.
Yes, that's exactly it. Larger oil tank helps them keep cool longer over long stretches of off roading. Like miles on end. Basically the same shock though from my understanding.
Based on their website, don't use 90 unless you're carrying a lot of stuff, steel bumpers and whatnot. Just wanted to point it out that they are used for slightly different application, from what I understand
I have the 82s and they are 100 times better. Pretty much same set up. Heavy coils, Heavy Parabolic, with the ADO control arms. 2nd Gen Xterra.
Wheel and tire size?
Click the video description for build info
Whats the amount of lift?
Roughly 2.5-3" of lift with the ADO springs and 1/2" lift spacer in the front for leveling. ADO UCAs and Koni 90s.
Damn shame the trek is gone..
Yeah, I do miss it all the time. But this Frontier is working out pretty good for me :)
@@TheAdventureZombie Glad you found something else that you're liking . I picked mine up after 2 years of looking for a new car and saw what you had made yours up to be and couldn't wait to start getting mods on it and seeing how close I got to yours haha.
Thanks for the ideas thus far anyways and I'm still sticking around for the content!
@@TWAAAAACKS I appreciate that :)