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2001 Nissan Xterra - Project Xterra - Part I

Giving the Nissan some altitude

Photography by Jon Thompson
  • Mount the locating hub against the firewall and attach each air line to its corresponding outlet.
    Mount the locating hub against the firewall and attach each air line to its corresponding
  • Bolt the remote unit inside the cab and attach the lines appropriately.
  • Installing the rear antiroll-bar disconnect was easy. It took us about 35 minutes. The first step, shown here, was to remove the factory link between the axle and the antiroll bar. There are four connections to remove, all using 14mm wrenches.
    Installing the rear antiroll-bar disconnect was easy. It took us about 35 minutes. The fir
  • Next, we drilled out the link-mounting holes--four of them--to a full half inch.
  • Then we bolted on the four disconnect links that come in the kit. This requires a couple of ¾-inch wrenches.
    Then we bolted on the four disconnect links that come in the kit. This requires a couple o
  • Finally, we added the tubular link that will be removed when we want to disconnect the rear antiroll bar. Each one--there are two, one for each side--is held in place by a pair of spring-loaded pins.
    Finally, we added the tubular link that will be removed when we want to disconnect the rea
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