6'' Pro Comp Lift help!

Kulesza · 10-26-2009, 10:56 AM

Ok i have a 2006 crew cab LE nissan titan and i want to get 35'' tires on it... Ive been told that with the 6'' pro comp lift they should fit just fine with no rubbing whatsoever. I need help with lift details though because ive never gotten one before, i saw people taking about coil covers and blocks and it gets me very confused. If i order the 6'' pro comp lift will that be all that i need? or do i need coil covers and blocks or whatever else is usually mentioned? any help would be greatly appriciated!

Pops · 10-26-2009, 11:14 AM

The ProComp Stage I lift is all you "need", it includes the blocks. You'll "want" coilovers later when your OEM shocks wear out but that expense can wait.

PerformanceLifts.com -- Explorer ProComp Nissan Titan 6" Lift Kit

If you want to just go ahead and do it all at once, these links are the way to go because they are much better packages than the ProComp Stage II lift.

PRG Products

PRG Products

HAYNBOI96743 · 10-26-2009, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Kulesza

Ok i have a 2006 crew cab LE nissan titan and i want to get 35'' tires on it... Ive been told that with the 6'' pro comp lift they should fit just fine with no rubbing whatsoever. I need help with lift details though because ive never gotten one before, i saw people taking about coil covers and blocks and it gets me very confused. If i order the 6'' pro comp lift will that be all that i need? or do i need coil covers and blocks or whatever else is usually mentioned? any help would be greatly appriciated!

Like Pops said, its the stage 1 package. You should be able to clear 35's no problem. It really depends on your wheel offset and Back spacing. Large lug tires like M/T's have a greater tendency to rub at the Pinch Weld (PW) If you are using stockers or anything close to stock specs you should be fine, good luck and post pics when you are done!

54warrior · 10-26-2009, 11:52 AM

Personally, having had the ProComp lift installed on my Titan since June 2005, and then installing the SAW coilovers in April 2008, I first would recommend getting the SAW or Radflo coilovers ASAP if you go the the bracket lift route.

Additionally, when I bought the bracket lift years ago, there were not many options out there, other than the ProComp and Fabtech kits. Given the other options available now, I would not do the same thing again. Realistically, the PRG Extended Travel Package [LINK] would be my first choice, followed by this style of setup [LINK] if I had a larger wallet.