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Nissan Quest Low Ground Clearance

10 messages,  Last post on Dec 06, 2007 at 7:12 AM

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Re: Low Ground Clearance 2006 Nissan Quest [mrragu2u] by breton
Dec 03, 2006 (4:48 pm)
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Replying to: mrragu2u (Nov 28, 2006 7:50 pm)

I had the same dragging hitch problem with my 2004 Quest. With kids in the back it would drag when backing out of my driveway. I also tow a 1000lb popup camper and it would drag quite often. I ended up putting on Airlift air springs and this solved the problem. They are small airbags that go inside the vans coil springs and you can pump them up with a bicycle pump. I also now tow a 2200lb boat and it rarely drags. I paid $90.00 from the JC Whitney web site for the Airlift springs. It does take a little muscle to work the air bags into the coil springs but the installation did go easier than I expected.
 
http://www.airliftcompany.com/online_catalog.html
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Re: Low Ground Clearance 2006 Nissan Quest [mrragu2u] by hotfox
Sep 29, 2007 (3:45 am)
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Replying to: mrragu2u (Nov 27, 2006 2:04 pm)

I was surprized at the low clearance.
YES
the van does a great job of pulling
I had a special heavy duty hitch installed, just in case...
I used to pull a boat, but when I became widowed, wasn't sure if I would still would.
 
I'm not sure about how to 'raise the vehicle' because when I was checking out replacing tires on my van - they are expensive cause of the rims and size.
 
Your milage will go down with towing.
 
I was surprized at how low my milage was on this van - especially when it was published alot higher in papers.
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Ground clearance by zelskid
Dec 06, 2007 (7:12 am)
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From day one, my 2000 Quest has scrapped the plastic panel under the bumper when the tires hit a tire stop in a parking lot. Tire stops seem to be a standard height- so what is Nissan's problem? I rememeber using those twist in coil spring spreaders from my younger days. Would that be the simplest solution? I only need 1/2 inch more clearance.

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