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Looking at the pic you posted, I'd say your truck is more than capable in its stock form to get out into adventures. Just pack the basics and get out there before jumping into the black hole of accessories and aftermarket parts. Figure out how you want to use your vehicle before throwing money at it. Good luck and safe travels.
Sorry about the pic. That’s my old truck 06 Titan 4x4 6” lift with 35s. My new truck is a stock 2019 Nissan Titan pro 4x. Again thanks for the response
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You are probably good to go for a lot of exploring with a Titan Pro4x. I will tell you what I tell everybody, get out there and take note of any shortcomings and upgrade to overcome them.
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Hey guys, I need to start a fire but all I have is this blow torch.
You're off to about as good as start as possible. As others have suggested, just get out into it and see where you come up short.
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good looking truck! The truck is a great truck stock. My only suggestion is better tires the stock ones are okay but a better set of AT's or if mud terrains is your thing.
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WELCOME. Great vehicle, legendary engine from Nissan Patrol Y62, rigid gear-box .... Well can't be better! Do not consider lockers - Your truck is equiped in really good ESP system working "like a diff-lock"
Thanks... I’m looking into some KO2’s to put on my stock rims.... but I gotta save up some money to get them lol
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Yeah. You have VK56 engine. They take it to motorsport as well modified by NISMO
Here is how Your engine goes on dunes
Here is how Your engine goes on dunes
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Have a shovel, a piece of wood to use a stand for the jack, maybe some maxtrax or other recovery boards, you will be fine. With those you can get out of anything except a river. Might be more work than having a winch or other fancy things, but they will do the job. Like others here, I will reiterate the same thing, good tires make a huge difference. Will be the biggest bang for the buck, more helpfull than any lift . Not sure what you have as stock tyres. Take it gradually, probably you will be ok on 95 % of the tracks , but in time you learn the limits and see what else you might need, maybe and engine skid plate, minor things like this. When in doubt, just get out of the truck, look arround, take your time to pick lines until you have more experience.
Figure out what you want to do first and than you will see what is need it.
But to know that, you need to go out first :)
I did great trips with bone stock vehicles( one of them wasa forester, much less capable than what you have) , I just had good AT tyres and skid plates..
Figure out what you want to do first and than you will see what is need it.
But to know that, you need to go out first :)
I did great trips with bone stock vehicles( one of them wasa forester, much less capable than what you have) , I just had good AT tyres and skid plates..
