[lifeinthesouth]

I just got off the phone checking an order with Greg at PRG and found out some pretty interesting stuff.

For those with 4x2's that want lift, clearance and travel; the CST 4" lift spindle for the Titan is a direct bolt-on. You would have to swap in a Titan hub and brake caliper which could be found on a wreck cheap or swap in the Stillen big-brake kit for even better performance.
This set-up with the TC UCA's and Radflo C/O's will give about 6" of lift and a couple more inches travel. This also gives you the Titan bolt pattern for a lot more wheel choices.
For the rear you can run the Deaver's with a shackle to level it out and an adapter for the wheels OR... swap in the Titan rear axle and move/weld the shock mounts 3" inward.

I know most here have 4x's but this is a great, functional set-up for us that want to hit the dunes, beaches, fire roads and desert trails or those (dare I say) mall crawlers that just want to be jacked-up.

Basically you can set-up the 4x2 with 5-7" of lift for only a few grand. :hello1:
I'm only going with the 3" now but it's cool to know it's an option... hope you guys think the same.

 

[kokopop]

:thumbright:

 

[Offroad]

You can see a similar set up here:

http://www.4x4parts.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=494863&page=0&fpart=2&vc=1

 

[lifeinthesouth]

yup, that's pretty much it... Greg mentioned that about the Titan LCA's as well.
You can just take the entire 2wd Titan susp and throw it under the 2wd X and gain wider track width and have any aftermarket Titan option available to you.

 

[usmc xterra]

Nothing wrong with a 2X4 that looks 4X4 but get better mileage! Ya figure our 4X4 are in 4WD like less than 5% of the time, so 4X2 is a better deal! Make it yours! Hey! If ARB ever craps out a Locker you are really in business! That would be so sweet!
MC

 

[Catalyst]

when are they gunna come out with flares for the X like on that red fronty shown...... those would be sweet ony pony's ride

 

[lifeinthesouth]

highly unlikely... unless someone pulls their fenders and sends'em out to Hanneman or one of those shops to make a one-off set... not gonna be me! Although they only run around $400-600 bucks for the pair, hmmm!