Tahuya Meetup | Northwest Xterras 2018
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- Опубліковано 8 бер 2018
- Northwest Xterras meetup in Tahuya, WA
The club met up at the dealership to take photos then went on to the trails of Tahuya to put their vehicles to the test.
In the PNW? Own an Xterra? Find the group on Facebook!
HUGE shoutout to the guys of the Northwest Xterras Club!!
Makes me proud to be an Xterra owner ⛰⛰⛰⛰
2015 Xterra PRO-4X (6MT) - Good to see others that appreciate the late, great Xterra.
Awesome video! We have the SoCal Xterras/Frontiers here but we hardly have any outings. I have the 2012 Xterra PRO4x. Would have loved to joined you on that run!
Excelente 👌
This looks so fun. Nice terrain that wont destroy your truck. Those guys that go over bolders and shit and end up upside down isnt my idea of fun.
BEAUTIFUL cinematography! We seriously need to go to Tahuya again with a huge group like this!! My video looks SO stupid compared to yours LOL. I need better camera equipment and video editing software. What do you use?
Awesome
Has k&n filter Doug thorly headers flowmaster exhaust 3 inch leveling kit and twenty dollar a piece junkyard all terrains lol still had the nubs on em though got to love the spare tire trick at the yard
Also got anymore vid of mine (the one w/ the red skidplate)? I was near the end of the pack so I didn't get much footage, next event I'm going to try to hang out in the middle of the convoy lol
Sick bing bong beats
What kind of front bumper set ups are you guys running? Specifically the yellow X
+Bridger K I believe it was custom built!
Does anyone with a modified 2012 Xtera, with 32 inch tires, no extra weight except for an ARB bumper (very heavy) know if I should be getting more than 6 miles per gallon. In the book or owners Manuel, it states that 16 mpg for city driving is normal...well my city driving gets me 6 mpg...and I'm recently tuned ,new tires although they are mud tires.
Im getting 18 to 20 on the Hwy with 265 75 16 (31.8) agressive ATs. 2 inch lift.
Have a 2003 supercharged xterra with some mods how do join is there a fee when's your next meet
+Andrew Greiner theres a group on FB that you can join and go from there! Northwest Xterra is the name!
You gonna be at the Moses Lake event?
+DRTMaverick dont think imma be able to make it out there. Wish i could go though!
Well l got it my is 2002 3.3 v6 bullet proof 220000 never open motor l have driven snow muddy rocks.
Can anyone help ease my mind about my Xterra
I have a question regarding my 2006 Nissan Xterra with the off-road package. My question is if anyone could help ease my mind I bought xtrrer with 65,000 miles on it and now it has 70,000. I know a little about the Xterra. What was done was a new radiator with the bypass and the transmission I think trans was rebuilt not 100% sure all the fluids are cleaned and as well as I did it myself a second time. If anyone can give me an honest answer here is it worth keeping my Xterra I'm hearing mixed reviews about Xterra I don't want to run into any issues down the road of this vehicle is there any other issues regarding this vehicle for the 2006 the one I have is in mint condition I'm just not sure if I want to keep it or not if there is any other problems in the future with this vehicle even with what was done in the past work. I do love driving it but I do not want to spend money in the future to fix this thing if it's going to break down. I did hear about timing tensioner that will need to be replaced around the hundred thousand miles is this a true fact? And as well if you could answer my other question about keeping it
Can I ask you how this situation turned out for you? I have a 2006 Frontier (6MT) with 64k on it, also a 2015 Xterra PRO-4X (6MT) with only 6K miles. From my research the 2006 (2005-2010?) models fall within the years that wear on the plastic tensioner guide is an issue, some occur as early as 60k miles to well over 100k miles. The only indication is a whining sound from the engine, results in an expensive repair (not so bad if you can do it yourself) including new timing chains. I watched it on UA-cam and it's not something I would take on myself...
I have 05 6sp. With 510,000 kms on it engines never been opened up still runs great, just lots of regular oil changes. Engines are built tough. No need to worry .
If you have a new rad you dont need to by pass the newer rads dont have the leaky tank issue, you get temp. Issues if you dont run the rad lines, the trans needs to warm up properly esp. In colder temp.
@@dustyroads5811 Nissan dealer service dept said its ok to run the trans bypass as long as you don't smash on the transmission before it gets warmed up. Mine has a rad bypass and has been just fine and i know a few others that also have it no problems. I do have a new rad that im going to install though.