2000 Frontier (Supercharged) Build and Adventures - Babe the Blue Ox

paulforeman

Active member
PSR Coilover Conversion

Well boys, it's done. I ordered a D22 Coilover Conversion from Australia. I ordered from DrivenOffroad and the parts showed up in like 6 days. Pretty good service from Aiden at DrivenOffroad.

The kit was great. Came with like 15 pages of instructions and every little thing that was required for install.

It was a bit of slog, but the most difficult part was probably the dreaded lower control arm rear bushing (yes, mine was as bad as everyone else's).

Total parts list:

Total Price....................................................................... (who cares)

I'll just dump some photos of the process.
Automotive tire Handheld power drill Tread Fender Gas

Automotive tire Road surface Asphalt Gas Tire

Automotive tire Motor vehicle Bumper Automotive exterior Rim

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A beautiful sight ^^ after the classic lower control arm fire fight. My bolts were seized, etc.
Wood Tool Bicycle part Auto part Saw

Road surface Auto part Fashion accessory Asphalt Metal

Cut off the factory shock tabs and welded in these reinforcements.
Old bump stops were toast, so I ordered new ones.
Automotive tire Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Automotive wheel system Gas

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New bucket fully welded in. Used paint stripper and wire wheel to get the paint off before welding.

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REBOOT on the CV axle - The old boots were the original boots from 24 years ago. 1 was ripped so I did them all.

Automotive fuel system Motor vehicle Hood Automotive tire Vehicle

Automotive fuel system Automotive tire Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Rim

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Tire Motor vehicle Automotive tire Wheel Tread


Took it out for a spin and after a few miles of basic maneuvers, I got enough confidence to jump some curbs and hit some washboard roads. It didn't completely fold up yet... so I guess it's on.

Cheers.
 

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