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pr1nny
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Reged: 03/23/10
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hi. i have a 2000 nissan xterra 4x4, im new to 4x4 i was wondering where is a good place to get comfortable driving off road in nor cal? my truck is not lifted yet but working on getting it lifted, and open country mt tires on it. what is the best/ most important steps to take first when modifying lift and suspension? please help!
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XPLORx4
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Reged: 04/16/01
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Loc: San Jose, CA
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hi. i have a 2000 nissan xterra 4x4, im new to 4x4 i was wondering where is a good place to get comfortable driving off road in nor cal? my truck is not lifted yet but working on getting it lifted, and open country mt tires on it. what is the best/ most important steps to take first when modifying lift and suspension? please help!
Hollister Hills SVRA is the best local place to learn how to apply the basic techniques of off-road driving. The first and most important thing you should do is to acquire recovery equipment, namely a tow strap and a D-ring shackle sized suitably to attach to your tow hook(s), and learn how to attach them, so that when (not if) you get stuck, you'll be able to become unstuck easily by another vehicle.
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Edited by XPLORx4 (03/24/10 04:17 PM)
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