Finally got the new lift and wheel setup on. This did require some minor cut/trimming to clear (see last picture). It’s still barely brushing the liner when turning in reverse, so I’m going to have to trim a tad more than what’s shown.
Lift: ADO spacer eraser w/adjustable cam bolts
Wheels: Black Rhino Chamber 17x8.5 0mm offset
Tires: 285/70/17 Falken WildPeak AT4W
I was changing my diff fluid for the first time ever today and I noticed some old oil all around the diff cover closest to the drive shaft. Does this mean that a gasket or seal has failed for the rear diff?
I have a 2023 pro 4x. Nissan says to use 0-20 but from what I’ve read that just for emission and fuel economy. Are you guys using 5-30
Found an old atv trail that I wouldnt trust any full size truck on, but the frontier is skinny enough, still scraped the sides on every little branch lol
Came across several drops and scrambles but the truck handled it well, crawled about 2 miles before I found my limit for a night drive and turned back. Tons of fun overall.
Saw this at SPI today. I've never seen one before. They are usually all f-150 or rams.
Technically this was me yesterday (July 3rd) but I took the day to get the weekend started. I love this truck and what it can do.
The trim tape was faded and started getting spots where it was peeling and I’ve been wanting to do this for a while. Feel like it looks a lot cleaner now
I'm going to look at a 2010 Frontier LE King Cab 4wd 59k miles manual transmission for $12,000.
I'm basically broke because I just paid cash for a new house. I had to screw one of the doors shut on my current vehicle and inspection is due at the end of the month. It needs brakes, turbo, etc as well, so goodbye sportwagen.
Will I be wasting my money on this thing? I don't need to worry about SMOD since its a manual, so what else should I look for besides rust? It looks well maintained in the pictures.
Added a new baby to our family last night! Very curious how my autistic daughter is going to react going from a Kia soul to this lol