Which Timbren Spacer Kit is Needed for a Lifted 2014 Nissan Xterra?

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Greetings, I have the timbren Ses JRC01. I am in need of a spacer kit, due to my lifted 2014 xterra. I see there are several kits can you please advise on which ones will work. Or if there are individual pieces that will work. Thank you

asked by: Alex F

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Hey Alex, welcome back! There's a couple of options for spacers depending on how tall of a lift your 2014 Nissan Xterra has. Timbren recommends leaving a 1/2" gap between the item # TJRC01 and where they contact on your Nissan.

The Spacer Kit for Timbren Suspension Enhancement System item # T68MR includes two 1" spacers and two 1/2" spacers. You can use them both together so if you have a 1" - 2" gap this is what you'll need. The kits are the way to go because they also come with the correct grade and size bolts.

How big of a gap do you have between your Timbren's and where they contact on your 2014 Nissan Xterra? If you haven't installed them yet you'll want to measure from the bottom of your frame to the top of where they contact and subtract the total height of your assembled item # TJRC01.

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