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Hey guys n gals I'm Forrest from Ms and I run SouthernNissanOffroad Instagram page. Here by Steven to help promote business and give a lending hand or 2. I drive a 06 Frontier CC that has a CST spindle lift as well as a 2 inch blocks lift. Recently just got 285/75/16 KO2's and love them!
 
Near future plans I hope to Titan swap. I have 99% of the swap in my closet just trying to decide on what coilovers I want to run. Between radflo or kings or FOA or the Billy idea can't decide yet. In the market for aftermarket ucas for t swap as well as heimed steering and coilovers. Have any issues feel free to message me I'm always active on all Nissan forums (Clubfrontier, Titantalk, etc)

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I've spoken to ARB about this many times... Hopefully it'll happen on day.
one of the big problems is that the Nissan stuff often gets "reprioritized" and usually it falls down in favor of parts for vehicles with more demand.

I know it's an old post. But if ARB made a snorkel to compete with Airflow who has the monopoly on the market, it would be a huge hit. The Airflow fluctuates in price but is usually in the $350-450 range. That's what a monopoly allows. Jeeps have snorks for $75-100 to start... Bring on a new option, split the market, get a $200 price point, PROFIT!

Hey folks,

FNG from Portland Oregon. I spend most of my time on http://www.thenewx.org/

I have a 2005 Nissan Xterra Off Road with a lot of time, money, blood and sweat into it, but it's taken me all over North America on many adventures.

Build thread: http://www.thenewx.org/forum/50-members-xterra/22430-surf-snows-xterra-camping-exploring-wheeling-rig.html

Glad to sign up and looking forward to talking truck with some new folks.  

-Jay

In case anyone needs extended/ Titan Swap R180 axle shafts, you can find them online from Rugged Rocks here:
https://ruggedrocksoffroad.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=R180%20Titan%20Swap%20Axle%20Shaft

I keep trying.
But it's still hasn't taken off.

So, is this officially dead?

Happy New Year!
Payment methods were re-enabled on the website earlier this week and Rugged Rocks has reopened for 2017!
As 2017 gets started, I'd like to fill everyone in on a few changes that are going to be happening in 2017. The RuggedRocks.com website is getting completely rebuilt. The new platform should allow customers to find parts easier, and it will also be mobile friendly for researching and shopping on the go. I'm also aiming to have a few new online tools in place to help customers figure what gears they need. A gear calculator will be one of those tools. I'm also working on a chart which will be posted on the new website. This chart lists every gear ratio that's available for every Nissan differential, along with a link to that product on the website. This should be helpful for those that are swapping axles or just prefer to look at gearing options in a different manner.

I'll be working diligently on this new website over the next couple of weeks in order to launch it as soon as possible. There are also a few new 2005+ Xterra and Frontier suspension (UCA's, shackles, add-a-leaf pack, & Coilovers) & Drivetrain products that have been in the works during 2016 which I hope to wrap up and have available in 2017.

For the latest updates from Rugged Rocks, Keep an eye on the Rugged Rocks Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/RuggedRocks/ as well as the @ruggedrocks instagram account.

Rugged Rocks currently is run by myself which is difficult to do alone, being that I wear so many "hats". In the very near future I do plan on bringing on a few, part-time, knowledgeable people to help with customer phone calls and orders. If you or someone you know have experience working with people over the phone/e-mail and have extensive knowledge in Nissan 4x4's, please reply to this e-mail.

I hope everyone's 2017 is getting off to a good start, and thank you for your continued business!

Only a couple days away. Lets get some details. 

I know it's been nearly a year, but do you still have these?  I'n in SoCal. Close? Far?