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- Covington, Va
I just call my tire shop and say "I want 5 Cooper Discoverer AT3 in 285/75/16 Load E" and they say ok.....
TGPWS 8: Hope it can only get better.
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- All over PA
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- Burtonsville, Md
Is it true that a balanced diet is a burger in each hand ????????????
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- Caldwell, ID
Finished getting all the panels hung on the outer walls today, and got all the edges of the box completely sealed with sikaflex. It's not pretty yet, but all the edges will be trimmed with aluminum to hide the sealant, after its all painted.
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- Hainesville IL
noted
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- Denver Adjacent
Friend of yours?
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- Hainesville IL
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- Hainesville IL
lol no. granted he apears to be around my area but i have never seen this guy until now.
meisanerd
Need Bigger Tires
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- Edmonton, AB, Canada
I ran Cooper ST/MAXX in 255/85r15 on my old X for like 60k km, a bit loud but I was really happy with them, Im gonna buy another set for the new one. Also, despite being MT, they were still quieter than the garbage Hancooks that came on the '15.
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- Hainesville IL
damn i forgot how good of a sires this was.
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- Burtonsville, Md
Look's good ! Are you going to install some kind of weather striping around the side door to help keep dry ?Finished getting all the panels hung on the outer walls today, and got all the edges of the box completely sealed with sikaflex. It's not pretty yet, but all the edges will be trimmed with aluminum to hide the sealant, after its all painted.
I wonder if you could put a piece of angled something [wood-aluminum] vertically on the leading edge to deflect the wind away while moving which should carry the rain with it .
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- Caldwell, ID
I know exactly how I'm going to seal the doors up.
I'm going to use a thin piece of aluminum angle that goes around the outside of the cutout. On top of that, will sit a.1/2 in X 1/2 in piece of aluminum angle for the back of the door to rest and seal against. I'll seal the door with aluminum weather stripping.
Between the pieces of angle, I'll put a bead of sikaflex sealant to prevent any water from getting in.
I'm not rebuilding the doors until I have proper measurements once the aluminum is in place.
RamblinRover
First Fill-Up (of many)
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- Littleton Colorado
I have not seen this - I will have to check it out.
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- All over PA
Gonna make some home made jambalaya tonight.
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- Caldwell, ID
Sounds good. What time should I be there?
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- All over PA
6:30 bring the cornbread
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- Hainesville IL
if you like history, you will love this. History is often written by the victors of war and conflict so this does a very good job at throwing you into lives of the common German army (wehrmacht) Solider on the eastern front both good and bad.
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- Hainesville IL
RamblinRover
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- Littleton Colorado
Nice! I love WW2 stuff - documentaries, movies, shows, books etc etc - Wife made a second Netflix account because it was all that was coming up on recs
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- Hainesville IL
fun fact im actually a ww2 reenactor. i do a wehrmacht impression. it do be fun to literally act out history.Nice! I love WW2 stuff - documentaries, movies, shows, books etc etc - Wife made a second Netflix account because it was all that was coming up on recs
RamblinRover
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- Littleton Colorado
So is there like a get together somewhere or a museum type thing? Sounds like something I'd check out. If you get out to Colorado if you haven't already you should check this out..
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- Hainesville IL
we do public shows and events. we also do private battles.
RamblinRover
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- Littleton Colorado
Very Cool!!
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- All over PA
Prep has begun.
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- Hainesville IL
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- All over PA
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- Burtonsville, Md
We're on the same wave length !!
That's a scary thought...........
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- Burtonsville, Md
The last 2 day's I've gone to the Z-1 site I've only found 4 thing's for the X and when I pull up model's on the side bar the Xterra-n50 is not there . Anyone else ?????
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- Covington, Va
I made it too. SO GOOD.
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- All over PA
Second hand lions is an extremely under rated movie.
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- Hainesville IL
question. who is Z-1 off road? granted i was dead to the world for the better part of the last 2 years but still..
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- Virginia
I'm seeing tons of stuff: https://www.z1offroad.com/?m=N50
If you click on an "item" first that's not made for the Xterra, it pre-filters the filter choices.
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- Covington, Va
I think they got their start with the Z cars and moved into offroad from there.
It's Z1 BTW if you search.
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- Hainesville IL
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- Burtonsville, Md
They offer a few specialty item's that other's don't for a gen 2
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- Hainesville IL
fair enough buy if i sweet talk the guys at nisstec enough they usually play nice with me lol
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- Covington, Va
I got my table from 12deg and a lot of my lift stuff from Nisstec. But Z1 has some stuff like bushings and the heater hose fittings and the LED fogs that I got from them and they have great service.
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- Hainesville IL
ooooooooooo @Prime wouldn't it be poggers if 12 north made some kool stuff for my new frontier???
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- All over PA
Poggers? Anything like the cardboard circles and metal slammers?
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