Don't think I ever created a build page here..here is my current list of mods
Username: TKX
Rig Name: No name yet
Year: 2009
Make: Nissan
Model: Xterra
Trim: OR
Color: Navy Blue

Mods:

Interior
Raingler RN90 Upper half Divider
Raingler Mini Interior net

Exterior
Removed OEM mudflaps
Removed OEM side steps
OEM bug shield and vent visors
Raingler grab handles
Stealthed front with duplicolor bedliner
Painted wiper cowl with krylon fusion satin black
Some fender trimming to clear tires with spacers

Suspension and tires
Cooper Discoverer ST MAXX, 285/75/16 E load
Radflo 2.5 extended length w\ 500lbs springs, prg 2" spacer added
OME Dakar leaf pack w\ extra leaf installed
Bilstein 5100 extended rear shocks
Nisstec SPC UCA's
PRG shackles
Nisstec ss braided brake lines all around



Engine & Drivetrain
Volant CAI, custom install using engine cover and AME dry filter
Intake manifold spacer
Bully Dog tuner
rear diff breather
Waiting to install: custom magnaflow exhaust
Pending install lokka front diff locker
Pending install prg motor mounts

Armor and recovery
shrock rad, engine, trans,transfer case and gas tank skid
White Knuckle sliders
Hefty rear tire carrier
Ballistic fab diff cover
Boulder ironworks rear shock skids
Prg u bolt flip kit


I've finally decided to build a thread for my truck, I've had it's since 2009 and have only recently started making major improvements. I don't wheel a ton but would like to start going more and checking out new places. I do tow a camper, so my goal is to build a more capable rig with performance in mind along with still maintaining my requirements for towing.



Here are some pics.

Stock


As it sits today








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Finally......LCA's and cam bolts, 2" spacers added to radflos,1.5" wheel spacers all installed and alignment done. I went to the middle hole on my shackles also. I'm at 3" in the front and about 3.75 in the rear,truck rides great on road and some local dirt roads, need some wheeling to break everything in.
Now if my gas tank skid comes in I'm ready for ECXC.
Pic above to show extra width from spacers, I'm liking how it looks.





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Nice - looks even better . At first just saw the stock pic & went "nah... that's not Tony's rig... can't be"... and then I see the title

Looking good, Tony! I see you made the trade with Nick on the rear bumper.

Looking good Blue!

Thanks Mike, yeah made the trade with him, so far I like the tire carrier

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A few updates since I haven't updated this in some time.
Things I've done
New raybestos rotors and hawk pads all around,waiting to install my ss lines and flush. New rear shock skids from boulder iron works,already tested them,they are beefy. Got around to some pm stuff, pmf of trans fluid,replaced serpentine belt, replaced 2 front u joints. Truck runs better than new and is ready for back to school.
Oh yeah,some wheelers extended bump stops up front.
A few pics.








New to me front bumper and bedliner and painted it.



Oh,and the best mod yet... Got 5 new tires under warranty

Looks great Tony.


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Looks Awesome
and I Can't wait for B2SR

Sweet looking rig!!

Don't update this enough. My latest mod pending install is a lokka mechanical locker in my front diff. I was going to tackle install but never messed with gears and found a local place that will install for fairly cheap if I bring them the diff. Got some new axle seals for them to install also. Can't wait to be fully locked and see how much a difference it makes wheeling. I would have preferred an arb selectable locker but just can't swing the cost so figured this is better than nothing and also more reliability to the front end.

Sweet....


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Nice Tony
def. a nice upgrade for sure.
you can see how it proves out,
I'm sure people will be interested on you thoughts.

Hopefully in next week and then I need to test....

You could follow Ernie up Porcupine hill at Summit!!!!


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