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[wreckdiver1321]

Not a big aftermarket segment outside of Australia so it certainly adds to the cost of upgrades. Thankfully shares a lot with the Frontier and X-terras but there's only so much you can do ultimately with independent rear suspension.

This one certainly stands out against other Pathy's in my neighbourhood. I certainly like it.

Yeah, believe it or not it's the same problem with the Frontier, though not nearly as bad for me as I'd imagine. The Aussies get to have all the fun.

I see you're in Calgary. I figured you were Canadian when you spelled "neighborhood" wrong. Pretty nice area you live in. I haven't spent more than a day or two in Calgary itself, but it struck me as a nice city. I have spent an awful lot of time in the mountains to the west of you though.

 

[ubiquitous]

Yeah, believe it or not it's the same problem with the Frontier, though not nearly as bad for me as I'd imagine. The Aussies get to have all the fun.

I see you're in Calgary. I figured you were Canadian when you spelled "neighborhood" wrong. Pretty nice area you live in. I haven't spent more than a day or two in Calgary itself, but it struck me as a nice city. I have spent an awful lot of time in the mountains to the west of you though.

I knew my Canadian spelling was going to stand out but I have to be true to who I am. lol

I'm still pretty new to non-human powered recreation but i am absolutely hooked. Let the money pit begin!

 

[wreckdiver1321]

I knew my Canadian spelling was going to stand out but I have to be true to who I am. lol

I'm still pretty new to non-human powered recreation but i am absolutely hooked. Let the money pit begin!

You will learn to regret those words haha!

I don't know if you know this, but there's a pretty awesome offroad Nissan group based out of Calgary - AXE (Alberta Xterra Enthusiasts). I did some wheeling with some of them on my first trip north. They're all fairly active on TheNewX. Might be good people to get to know.

 

[Airmapper]

Xterra at the beach:

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[SRStaff]

That beach looks like dried up Lake Purdy in Alabama.

 

[Triplesnake]

Haha. The tactical minivan can stray pretty far from the supermarket parking lot on its own. The off-road package wasn't horribly equipped so she is pretty stock at the moment. I added a 2" spacer lift and 33" duratracs as well as lights etc. The Independent rear suspension will always be a limiting factor so a replacement vehicle will be in order in the next couple of years. This does a fantasic job of still getting the family into some pretty fun spots so I can't complain.

Looks great! I am in the beginning stages of a similar build so I'm really liking your pics. Is that antenna on the rear for a CB? How about some details on that.

 

[ubiquitous]

You will learn to regret those words haha!

I don't know if you know this, but there's a pretty awesome offroad Nissan group based out of Calgary - AXE (Alberta Xterra Enthusiasts). I did some wheeling with some of them on my first trip north. They're all fairly active on TheNewX. Might be good people to get to know.

Fantastic. I will absolutely check them out.

 

[kootenay]

Not a big aftermarket segment outside of Australia so it certainly adds to the cost of upgrades. Thankfully shares a lot with the Frontier and X-terras but there's only so much you can do ultimately with independent rear suspension.

This one certainly stands out against other Pathy's in my neighbourhood. I certainly like it.

You could always unbolt the IRS subframe and bolt in a solid axle and springs from an Xterra or Frontier.

 

[Rogue]

Pic of my 2012 Pro4X at Red Cone in Colorado.

 

[WKexpedition]

Looking good. what rims are those?

 

[nismo-chris]

 

[bergi85]

Nice! What rims and tires? I have an 01 QX4 and I'm looking for something other than stocks.

Here is mine.

 

[ubiquitous]

Looks great! I am in the beginning stages of a similar build so I'm really liking your pics. Is that antenna on the rear for a CB? How about some details on that.

Thanks very much. I have a Yaesu 8900 UHF/VHF radio installed with a remote head allowing it to be mounted under my climate control and the actual radio in my center console. There's a second antenna on the back for a cell booster that I have installed as well.

 

[ubiquitous]

You could always unbolt the IRS subframe and bolt in a solid axle and springs from an Xterra or Frontier.

Don't go putting ideas like that in my head. haha. I was looking and could find a good build thread. You know of anyone that has done it?

 

[kurt765]

My Xterra