I just had your 3 inch suspension lift installed on my Xterra. When they leveled out the truck, They cranked the torsion bars to the point that my upper A-arms are just touching the bump stops. Is this a bad thing or is it ok. If its a bad thing, how much room should there be between the A-arm and the bump stop. Other then that the lift is great.

[sound]crickets chirping[/sound] :p

Good point Schlud. But how did this thread re-surface?
I know you mentioned it in another thread. Annnnnyway...
MRC-the easy answer would be do a search. I know this has been discussed before.
Perhaps someone [points emphatically at MRC]
should call Steve Kramer at CALMINI and ask about their specific problem.
If my Ford had a problem, I would ask Ford first. [Please note the writer of these words does not own a Ford. He in no way, shape, cause, form, happenstance nor birthright would ever lay claim to a Ford. Amen.]

And people wondered why I closed this forum last week ?

It just doesn't work.
If people have a question, the toll free telephone number to the company is usually the best bet.

The thread resurfaced because there was a 2nd post (not from a manufacturer) that was deleted. Apparently the code for this BBS kicks it up as a new post after the deletion.

I wonder if the thread could be locked after the first question, and the manufacturers be given mod rights to unlock it and reply.

That might work. I don't think I can give rights to the original poster though.

My bad for deleting the second post. I saw it, but didn't notice it had been 4 days, and I deleted it.

It popped to the top due to the post, not the deletion.

Hey, do u have any pics of the 3inch lift on the xterra would like to see what it looks like before i buy it

Not the original poster, but give rights to Steve, Spencer, and Todd or any other manufacturers who show an interest. You or the moderator would lock the thread after the first post, then the manufacturers could unlock it to reply. Just an idea...

Great idea Schlud if it's possible.
All the answers you need, with nothing you don't.
I need to get out more.