If either engine gets better than a 2004 Nissan 3.3 V6, I'll be very happy. That engine has absolutely horrendous fuel mileage.
285 miles on 16.7 gallons. For whatever reason it got the same mileage for city and highway.
It works, done it before. Back end can kick to the side a bit, but nothing major.
It works because you have opposite direction movement from all four tires. It slows you down enough to get out of trouble.
It seems that the majority of Method Trail Series and Teraflex Nomads are zero offset/4.75" backspace. Will those fit properly on a Badlands with 37" tires?
Or will it cause rubbing/interference issues?
The only new vehicle I ever bought was a Honda sport bike. The dealer told me to dive easy for first 1000km (621 miles), do an oil change and then ride it like I stole it. Still going strong after 50k km (31k miles).
That being said, the clutch is a wet clutch and when you do an oil change...
They renamed this vehicle the 4x4, there's an offroad package that includes a suspension lift and larger tires called the Bronto.
Apparently it's the Niva Legend 3 or 5 now.
There's another Niva that looks more refined.
I have a Calmini roof rack for a 2004 Nissan Xterra. My hope is that Rhino Rack makes a backbone system for the Bronco like the one available for the JL/JLU. I'll make custom mounts to attach the rack to the backbone and make use of the forward mounting points above the windshield. I'll...