[BAD 24/7]

PRG makes some good stuff, but i have my stock shocks with the stage 1 procomp lift spacers and the extended sway bar brackets for sale for 95 shipped. It normally goes with the lift for 6 inches, but procomp does not have a true 6 inches of lift because the spacer itself is 5 inches, perhaps you can mix and match parts to help lift your T for a better deal. But goodluck with everything.

 

[BAD 24/7]

right on thank you what about the warranties i got the full wrap warranty as well will that be effected?

lift should not be an issue at a dealership, atleast at mine. We sell new trucks lifted 6 or more inches all the time with tires and everything. Wrap should not be a problem, I havent had it.

 

[BAD 24/7]

Awesome, you dont live too far from us here at Sonora Nissan down in Yuma, AZ! We have a great service department and help people all the time, and if you have any issues, I encourage you to come to us, we would help you out no problem, but you shouldnt have too much trouble unless you plan on running the Baja 500 or something :teeth:

 

[BAD 24/7]

That dealership has had tons of bad stories like that. We get plenty of their vehicles traded in. Try calling our dealership if you ever change your mind. Be sure to ask for Lisa, she is our service manager and wont give you any of that nonsense you went through already. Let her know you are a friend of mine. Take care, goodluck with whatever you decide to do. our number is 928-726-0525 if you do want to call and find out.

 

[BAD 24/7]

The thing I could never understand about the dealership is why do they care what you do? So what if you lift your truck and blow a rear end every year. Break a half dozen axles who cares the dealer gets paid anyway. Doesn't the service department want big ticket jobs or would they rather be Jiffy Lube? Even if the dealer gets paid less from Nissan for warranty work they are still getting paid. I had a leaking exhaust manifold for a year and the dealer didn't want to fix it. You would think I was taking money out of their pocket.
Maybe someone that works at a service department knows the secret.

it just depends on the dealership. obviously the ones you guys have had any bad experiences/service was from people who have no clue what they are doing or do not care about a good rapport with their customers. My dealership welded mine and my other employee's manifolds when they were cracked no problem. I'm sure they have done other gutsy stuff that i havent heard about too. we are one of the top 10 percent of dealerships in the country and we dont just get there by nitpicking any little issue and turning people down.