i need to know if it is common for 1993 pathfinder to have a noticable lower rearend. this is an SE V6 with a button on the consel that allows me to switch between between sport and touring. is this the cause or ??????
1993 pathfinder stance question
Oct 21, 2004
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I think the 'sport/touring' is for the automatic tranny. Sport would have a shift point at higher rpm's. At least that was the way in my Mom's old Stanza..
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No. sport/touring affects the stiffness of the shocks. It might also affect the auto tranny shifting (my '95 PF had this, but was a stick). The sport/touring button won't affect the ride height, and it affects all four shocks.
If they still use torsion bars springs for the front end, they are adjusted wrong. It's not a shock issue, shocks have no effect on ride hight.
theres a seperate button/switch on thne dash to the left of the steering wheel thats for changing the upshift point on the auto trans, the button/switch on the console is for the shocks stiffness....manual trans pathys only had the touring/sport switch on the console and DID NOT have a switch on the dash for the manual trans
My '95 hardbody sat lower in the back after I carried 2000lbs back there. It never recovered and I had to install air shocks to get the ride height back.
What about air shocks?
Or Blisteins. They would raise a 240Z about 3/8"
Does a 93 pathfinder have air shocks on the front of it?
no
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