Stock for now ... and little brothers truck.
#71
Pff, Nissans? They're absolute garbage, can't wheel one of those! It'd never work! Yeah, they have crap aftermarket compared to a Toyota or Jeep but there is one. The weak idler arm? There are braces for that. Crap IFS? Solid axle swap is very easy if you wanted to but I've throughly beat the piss out of the IFS on this one and at the moment all I need is to put tension rod bushings on it.
The biggest problem with them, is that they're crazy expensive to re-gear and locker selection sucks. I got lucky mine's been geared already so I'll be fine when 33's are in place of the current 32" tires. My stock auto-hubs are crap, getting swapped for mile markers this week. We'll see how she does snow wheeling this winter, may get the rear end welded for that, especially if I don't get some better tires.
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Stance is not a verb.
#72
Stock for now ... and little brothers truck.
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#73
Got my 33's and new hubs on. Nice to have some real tires and hubs that actually lock in when you're in 4 wheel.
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#74
Is anyone running 31s or 32s at stock height on a hardbody? Any issues?
For kicks
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#76
33x12.5 Super Swamper TSL's at stock height, minor trimming/beating. The pic of my truck at the top of the page is with 32x11.5's and bone stock.
Oh yeah, if anyone's considering MileMarker hubs for their rig, might want to re-think it unless you're running stock size tires.
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#77
Well that sucks that they already failed!
I was thinking of doing the same on my '91 Pathfinder with 33's.
I really wish everyone would update their location in their profile!
Someone buy my car already!!
Always looking for free firewood to feed my hungry wood stove!
#79
If your auto hubs work, keep them, otherwise, try to find a set of stock Hardbody manual hubs, that's what I'm currently on the hunt for. The Warns are in-between strength wise, but stock is strongest as with most Japanese trucks. I should have taken the fact that one stock auto hub weighs as much as 2 mile-markers as a sign and just sent them back to 4wp.
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#82
My buddy's Pathfinder. Some nice suspension work done to it.
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#84
Heres my 91 31x10.50s on cranked torsions. I resparyed it very quickly with some leftover vw/porsche ppg paint I had. Typical rust but runs like a champ
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#85
Eurotech Motorsports Frederick Marylands premier european automotive service center
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#86
Diggin all this Nissan love
This one is mine. D44 front, locked, 35" BFG muds, 14" travel Bilsteins, Jeep Wagoneer front springs, 3" or 4" lift coils out back
Chicks dig flex
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Rock Crawlin the Rally Jetta (YouTube link)
#89
I do not. However I have followed multiple postings of the truck.
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#91
Just picked her up.98 4x4 5 speed. Once the project in the garage goes off to paint(next week)looking into 2-3" lift and some nobbier tires and enjoying the summer...
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R.I.P "POP"
12-1-22 __1-12-11
R.I.P BUBBA
11-00_3-11
#92
1999 mk4 Baja Jetta - R.I.P.
http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...50218880_n.jpg
Rock Crawlin the Rally Jetta (YouTube link)
#93
I am happy with it.Obviously die hard off road enthusiast prefer a straight axle set up. I won't be doing more then some light off roading, trail driving and or possibly snow when it occurs. With 2-3" lift and better tires, should suit what I intend to do with it, perfectly. I bought it on a whim, always liked em, just said, eff it and bought 1 lol.
R.I.P "POP"
12-1-22 __1-12-11
R.I.P BUBBA
11-00_3-11
#96
Yes! Well, the first picture. The second in near Nine Mile Falls, WA.
Cat was even on tow during that Snoqualmie shot
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#97
From Baywatch
Others...
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#99
So I had a bunch of money saved to buy a second car, work changed their minds about use of our company vehicles after hours. I was ready to pull the trigger on a Eurovan, when my mother in law gave us her 1987 Nissan extended cab 4x4! It's an XE with the dog slow twin plug 2.4 liter 4 cyl, but it only has 99k miles. It was my late father in law's, and she told us long ago that it was ours in her will. 5 speed, manual everything, they bought it new about two miles from where she still lives. I have been driving it occasionally since I met my now wife in 1990. I'll post some pics later tonight.
It has some rust in the front fenders, the speedo always says you are going 35, the suspension creaks a lot, and the paint is oxidized pretty bad. Other issues just from sitting around all the time. Interior is mint. Going to get the Calmini lift, probably a body lift as well. 33x12.5/15's on 15x12 Bart steel wheels (I unapologetically love the Hawaiian lift style), and Hanneman 4" wider fiberglass front fenders and bed sides. Not going to go crazy wheeling this thing, yet. lol
Any tips? I have had a few 4x4's, but haven't modified them much. Also haven't modded anything japanese before.
#100
Sort of responded on your thread. But for anyone else reading that might be interested; check out these links:
www.infamousnissan.com
https://www.4x4parts.com/nissan/
http://forums.nicoclub.com/nissan-trucks-forum.html
Good info and parts sourcing...
Another island truck
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#101
Xterra question:
Anyone have any experience with the more modern Xterras? say post 2002 ... thanks
Ill start a thread on the subject
BUMP
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