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Old 10-05-2005, 11:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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PRG's- Fox coilovers/Chaos Arms/Deaver Pack

Here are a few pics of some recent mods purchased from PRG.
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wow

nice, what size are your tires and is your titan 4wd?
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Do you have a lift on there too or is it just the PRG stuff? Looks good.
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nice, what size are your tires and is your titan 4wd?
The truck is an LE 4x4. The tires are BFG's 35x12.50 18 Mud Terrain.


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Do you have a lift on there too or is it just the PRG stuff?

No lift. Everything is from PRG. I have the Fox's/Chaos Upper Arms (front) and Bilstein Shocks/Deaver Pack (rear). Those items along with the 35's have given me about 5" of lift (and I can still get it in the garage!).
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Man, that is one sweet set-up! I need to ride in a truck with this set-up so I can get a good handle on difference between the FOX's/Deavers and ProComp crap!
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Who put your coilovers on?
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I know, I know... we beat the crap out of the rings on the coilovers. lmao

We now have the tools to make any adjustments needed without causing any further damage to the rings. I am by no means a mechanic, so it was a trial and error thing for me but I at least got the job done. Besides, if its under the truck and out of sight the only thing I care about is if it works!


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Who put your coilovers on?
Just a side note. If you adjust the coilovers, do you have to have the truck re-aligned?
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I really like the setup. How much did everything cost you?
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Just a side note. If you adjust the coilovers, do you have to have the truck re-aligned?

Great question...


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Just a side note. If you adjust the coilovers, do you have to have the truck re-aligned?

It depends on if you are simply raising it to go off-road and then lowering it back to drive on. It also depends on how big of an adjustment you are making.

I would suggest setting it at whatever height makes you happy then get it aligned. Adjusting the coilovers is not something I would want to have to do very often as it is not fun (at least not by my definition).


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I really like the setup. How much did everything cost you?
It was about the same (cost-wise) as a Pro-Comp lift. Get with Greg (PRG) and see what kind of a package deal he can give you.
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Don't know much about lifting Titans, but seems like your front axleshaft cv joints would be at crazy angles lifting it like that, causing them to wear much quicker. Don't get me wrong, I think it looks great! I'm just wondering about any side-effects.
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A friend of mine is a Nissan Master Tech and has been helping me with the whole process. He said that the angles were fine and that the joints could easily handle the changes. I have not had any problems with the setup so far.
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Big-T:

On a scale of 1 to 10, how much more ride improvement over oem did you get on road? how about off road?

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I was looking at those coilovers from PRG. Would you recommend them?
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