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Date Registered: 02-2004
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Hmmm, still not a good enough reason to lower a 4WD LOL emoticon

It's a personal choice I guess, but in my opinion it defeats the purpose of the X-Trail emoticon

Adjustable height shocks on the other hand sounds like a good idea.

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Date Registered: 08-2005
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personal choice the key word we need to be different it just opens up a new part of the forum for people to explore.Adjustable height sounds good once lowered.
My wife just walked in and said is someone lowering there car on the forum I had to say no who would do that I see it as lowerd she see's it as how much did that cost
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Dave4x4 wrote:

personal choice the key word we need to be different it just opens up a new part of the forum for people to explore.Adjustable height sounds good once lowered.



Indeed Dave, it is a personal choice and it would be the first on this forum too emoticon Maybe we need to create an anti-lift thread on our forum for that. "just kidding"

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My wife just walked in and said is someone lowering there car on the forum I had to say no who would do that I see it as lowerd she see's it as how much did that cost
Dave



You were either typing very loud or you were cursing me for your wife to hear what is going on. hehehe



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Not that we keep anything from our wives but in the initial groundwork stage it is best to keep it to yourself as you get a lot further down the track before you start getttin nagged. I'm not off to a great start
Dave

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Date Registered: 06-2005
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go for hydraulics or airbags mate! emoticon

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go for hydraulics or airbags mate! emoticon



Yep, with a bit of rap tunes and the exy dacing/jumping on rear wheels, the view will be priceless. hahahaha emoticon "sorry guys, kidding again" emoticon

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now youre talkin!

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I think I found exactly what I wanted to say above. hahahaha

HERE have a look, now imagine an exy doing that LOL

Off-road challenges will be given a completely differnet meaning with such type of a kit emoticon

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Date Registered: 12-2005
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King Springs make lowered springs for the X-Trail, drops it 2" from memory.

Also, Drummond Motorsport might be able to do you a set of coil overs to suit the Exy. www.dmshocks.com.au
I just got some of these for my N14 SSS and they are awesome emoticon

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Date Registered: 09-2006
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blackxtrailgt wrote:

Obviously, Super-Pro will be supplying this kit to Whiteline and Whiteline will eventually offer a complete handling kit to suit the X-Trail. Not many X-Trails have had a reason to upgrade the lot... yet.



Hey there, just wondering if a complete bushes kit is available for the xtrail anywhere as i need to replace a few front bushes.

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