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    Re: What is involved in removing a body lift?

    Quote Originally Posted by Winnie View Post
    Don't suppose anybody knows exactly what bolts I will need to remove the body lift and return it to normal? Being that the previous owner drilled out the captive nuts in the rear do those bolts need to be a bit longer then? Wanna get it done the day I get it so no buggerising around.
    Bumping this question, hope somebody knows

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    Re: What is involved in removing a body lift?

    It it's only the length of bolt you're wondering about, why not get a few extra bolts to have on hand?

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    You should be able to get a length description on a parts list from Nissan???

    Then go to a local bolt bloke?????

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    Re: What is involved in removing a body lift?

    Quote Originally Posted by Winnie View Post
    Bumping this question, hope somebody knows
    Quote Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories View Post
    Stock bolts are m10x100 metric fine, zinc coated..
    Imo there are a little long and you can use m10x90 metric fine zinc bolts.


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    Re: What is involved in removing a body lift?

    I must have missed that, thanks Kallen.

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    Re: What is involved in removing a body lift?

    As I mentioned though pop the rear 2 caps and see how they nodded the rear bolts. If they drilled threw it you'll need 100mm.
    If they removed the captive nuts then 90 will be fine

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    Unclipping the bra strap usually sees most lifts drop
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lonicus View Post
    Unclipping the bra strap usually sees most lifts drop
    Ba ha ha ha.... how true..... Oh god I am getting old!!!!!

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    Ok Ok You have you're bolts sorted, What are you using as spacers now, Alloy, poly or OE rubber ???
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    Re: What is involved in removing a body lift?

    Just went to local bolt supplier to get these bolts..... That'll be $67 please... What? Get f....ked!

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