Does anyone have experience with the Tuff Country kit that I will paste below. It looks like a pretty good deal for a 4" lift I am looking at going off road and I believe this looks like a better approach than the spacer shackle approach. It is $323 currently,

Tuff Country Suspension Lift Kit - Tuff Country Ez-ride
Universal
TUFF COUNTRY EZ-RIDE SUSPENSION LIFT SYSTEM - 4 in. LIFT

Enjoy a place head and shoulders above the rest with Tuff Country EZ-Ride Suspension Lift System. Manufactured from high quality materials, engineered to increase tire clearance, and designed for real performance even on off-road conditions, this lift system is guaranteed to bring you to a whole new level.

Contents:

Coil springs
3 in. Wide rear springs
Track bar bracket
Add-a-leafs
Center pins
7 degree bushing kit
Brake line extension kit
Round U-bolts, nuts, and washers
Hardware bag


Features:

Increased ground clearance for larger tires
More fender clearance for slightly larger tires
Maintains near factory ride
Sure-footed performance
Excellent ride comfort even in extreme off-road conditions
Simple installation



Series: Tuff Country EZ-Ride
Quantitysold: Kit
Warranty: Lifetime Tuff Country limited warranty

And this is for a Frontier? I'm not familiar with their kits, and I have not helped install anything on a Frontier. Have you looked around for some reviews on their products?

Yeah it is for a 2010 Frontier. I know Tuff Country makes lifts for Jeeps, etc as I have seen them in the past but this is the first I saw for a frontier. I am just trying to figure out a plan to lift this 2-3" at most not a huge lift just big enough to put on 33's and give it a bit more clearance. This kit replaces the coil springs which is better for real use than the spacers and an add a leaf rather than blocks or shackles which I have heard are bad to use to lift the truck. I am open to any suggestions though. Thanks for any direction.

Well, another option is go with PRG Products. Greg is the owner of the company and is very knowledgeable of Nissan platforms. Here's the link: http://www.prgproducts.com/.