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I'll get some pics soon for the IRS flex this weekend.

Thanks Thanks guys for the replies. Yes, some view the 2005+ Pathfinders as softroaders due to the IFS/IRS, but with some mods, it is a well capable rig. MCM: 2005+ pathfinders come in 3 ratios and 2 rear diff types: 2.937 R200/R230 (V8) 3.133 R200 3.357 R200 (4x4 and LE) I had the R230...

Some Pics @ Pinyon Mtn Borrego Springs Here are some pics from Borrego Springs (Souther Calif area) on the Pinyon Mountain Trail after my new suspension install. I will post some videos later. This trail is rated a black diamond. The Pathy followed 3 Rubicon Jeeps with absolutely NO problems...

The ARB Winch Bumper Reserved for the ARB Winch Bumper and Bajarack Install

The ARB Air Locker Install Okay, now for the ARB Rear Air Locker and new 3.357 Gearing: My Objective: To increase traction and to lower gearing for better crawl ratio and compensate for bigger tires. Solution: Rear ARB Locker and upgrade my 2.94 gears to the 3.36 gears. While I had the rear...

First: The Radflo Suspension Now, on to the new Radflo Suspension. My objective: To increase articulation and suspension travel, increase ride height while providing better off-road performance and maintaining on-road handling and comfort. Solution: Radflo 2.5 Extended Front Coilovers, Radflo...

Hi Everyone, This is my first post here at EXPO. I have read a few posts back about someone asking if the 5th Gen Pathfinder (2005+) is a good off-roader and and expedition vehicle. I have posted this at thenissanpath.com, but I had been asked to post here as well. My main objective is...

Ah, got it. Makes sense. Wife and 3 kids for me and everyone in between, so I needed the room. You can't go wrong with either the Nissans or Toyotas. Owned them both (89 Pathfinder, 95 4Runner, 08 Pathfinder) and I had more problems with my 2000 BMW 528 than all 3 trucks combined! I could've...

What was it about the Pathfinder that you didn't like? Not trying to sell you on the Pathfinder, I'm just curious.

Pathfinder Hey guys, Newcommer to the forum. I was the one who loaned the Pathfinder to ARB USA to get it computer scanned for fitment when the ARB engineer was there. Actually, I was there when they were test fitting Ed's Fronty and watched the winch test being conducted. Great stuff. That...

Chiming in on the Pathfinder Hi, new to the forum and first time poster. I just want to give my 2cents on the Pathfinder since this is an Expedition forum. I owned a 1st gen Pathfinder back in the 80s and it was a great off-roader. The 2nd gen was a uni-body, solid rear and a decent off-roader...