Got it done , wasn't too bad, The scissor jack seemed to work as well as any method, about an hr of figiting and i had both sides installed, that cradle really moves a lot with all 6 bolts taken out. I had a really good pry bar that fit the holes perfect so I'm sure that helped a bunch...
The pp3 gives you more revs and a good power increase over the pp2 when it gets close into the upper rpm range, For me even just having that ability to rev higher seems cool even if I don't do it t all the time. I can't say I wot at mid range rpms often and if I do I usually go to the top ...
I was putting on the rear portion of the lockout kit and the cups don't fit as nicely over the bushing/cradle as the front cups did, the front cups kind of slid over the cradle / top of the bushing where as the rear cups almost do this but without pressing them ( maybe as I tighten the bolt it...
I am also swapping out my exhaust so its really open back there right now, my tranny scissor jack fits up very nicely against the diff and it seems that there are a bunch of bushings the keep it connected to the cradle.
If I use the scissor jack under the diff I would have a bunch of fine tune...
I was just about to install these and in the instructions I don't see any mention of the trimming of the rear bumpstops ? Is that because its a minimal drop or do I need to trim them up like the Steeda instructions show ?
The blue is cheaper ,is a pp, and has a whipple ! I think you are getting more for your money with the blue. Plus red will get you more speeding tickets :)
Just yesterday I saw a black Nissan Rogue with a custom license plate that said Rogue 1 , At first I was like wtf?!?! And laughed out loud but then as it settled I found myself thinking more about it , I would never do it but it was pretty funny and maybe that was the intent ? At least that...