Hey Dave, don't know what i would have done with out all the help I have gotten from you guys on the forums. BTW, you get use to the cold. You just never get use to the bloody heating bills in the winter. It also means that you need to have two to three sets of tires. But you can have a lot of fun ...

Thanks Dave. I will do that. I tried taking the #s for long travel Bilstein and Koni shocks from the Aussie Catelogues and checked their North American Catelogues for a cross reference. Those numbers don't exist on either of the manufactures' North American Catelogues. If Shane can't give me the ...

Thanks for the welcome. My truck is RHD. Actually, this is what I prefer now, even in a LHD environment.

the front shock mounts are pin / pin And the TD 2" lift shocks are 310mm closed, 520mm open...... Dave Sorry to dig up a very old post - and this on my first post in this section. I am planning on ordering a set of Pro Comp shocks for my 1991 LWB Safari to go with the OME 50 mm heavy duty ...

Hi, I came across this forum via Patrol4x4.com where I go by Canuck (same on Outerlimits). I 'm from Abbotsford, British Columbia, which is about 70 kms from Vancouver. I have a 1991 naturally asthmatic Nissan Safari LWB which I have had since July of 2006. There are still very few safari or Patrols ...