How To: Fix Rear Alignment After lift

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r51luv
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Re: How To: Fix Rear Alignment After lift

Postby r51luv » Sat Aug 31, 2024 3:44 am

I'm good thanks. Just waiting for the bushings to arrive.


BoopboopR51
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Re: How To: Fix Rear Alignment After lift

Postby BoopboopR51 » Fri Sep 20, 2024 10:38 am

Will also update once the Superpro rear bushings arrive. (Estimated to be back in stock 1st week of October). I am planning on lifting the rear 2.25-2.5 inches with OME medium duty springs, SFcreation 1 inch spacer, and Radlfo Extended shocks and hoping that the Superpro bushings and Z1 eccentric bolts can bring the rear into alignment.

silverarrow27
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Re: How To: Fix Rear Alignment After lift

Postby silverarrow27 » Fri Sep 20, 2024 10:48 pm

Good luck! You should be okay. I would get rid of the SFcreation 1 inch spacer though and go subframe drop instead. Great choice with the Radflo Extended shocks. I have the Radflo Extended shocks in my 2008 and OME Nitrocharger shocks in my 2011, Radflo has a few inches of travel compared to the OME so it definitely has an advantage when off road. All I have in the rear is the eccentric bushings in the rear uca and Nissan oem eccentric bolts, my alignment is perfect.

r51luv
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Re: How To: Fix Rear Alignment After lift

Postby r51luv » Fri Sep 27, 2024 5:06 pm

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The worst and best rear alignment I got after getting a lift. After is with the US spec offset bushings from SuperPro installed in the rear UCA. Before is with stock bushings.

It's not perfect but I am perfectly happy with this.

Thank you for all the input!

silverarrow27
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Re: How To: Fix Rear Alignment After lift

Postby silverarrow27 » Sat Sep 28, 2024 11:07 pm

Nice, thanks for the update. Enjoy your Pathfinder.


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