This modification elevates the chassis of the specified Nissan model by four inches using specialized components. These typically include, but are not limited to, extended shackles, torsion bar keys, lifted leaf springs, and longer shocks designed to accommodate the altered ride height. The purpose is to enhance ground clearance and facilitate the installation of larger tires, often for off-road applications.
Increasing a vehicle’s ground clearance can significantly improve its ability to navigate uneven terrain, offering enhanced capability on trails and in off-road environments. The ability to accommodate larger tires contributes to improved traction and an aggressive aesthetic. Early adopters often sought these modifications for functional improvements in their vehicles’ off-road performance, while current users may also be drawn to the aesthetic changes and enhanced capabilities.
