Canadian Nissan Truck Club

I don't remember, it's been a long time ago but i just remember to search my posts for the PN, haha. I actually ordered one a few months ago for the axle of the trailer, heh.

Nissan fitting - Part No. 38323-C6010

For those that remember, I replaced my batterieS back in November with a pair of CT Eliminator Ultra, but I had issues with constant drain (which ended up being the winch) killing it, and I spent the last few months self-boosting. I (finally) went to get it replaced, and they and I noticed it had a ...

The truck for it's fender trimmed for the 33's, a new rear spray nozzle and replaced the dead 1750w inverter under the passenger seat with a new 1500w unit. I replaced the seat bolts with brand new ones while I was at it. Wheels bearings got tightened up and I replaced the auto hubs with those from ...

I'm running HID's, and I get no more or less flashed, I'd say less actually, then when I was running my Silverstars. Here's my buddy's X with the garden edging in the rear http://i.imgur.com/wsqtOjf.jpg But here I have 33's as well on stock offset rims, and they tuck in nicely and legally. http://i....

My buddy here in Qc has garden edging. I'm not at all a fan.

Running a 2" BL

I'm wondering what you guys do with your fender/liners for the Gen1 Xterra's to clear 33's. I've trimmed a lot so far, but I'm really looking like I'm close or could be touching the metal of the fender or the rocker, not sure, but I'm wondering if you guys could share how you clear your tires in tha...

Yesterday morning was a recovery of a GMC 1500 that got himself stuck trying to get closer to recover his ATV that he swamped hours earlier. To find him we took a few wrong trails, one being the snowmobile/ATV trail, which was deep and muddy. The MTR's definitely handled them like the tires that I l...

Finished my spare tire carrier last night

Hello from Quebec City! In Quebec, the cities like Montreal and Quebec City, they divide themselves like North and South Shore, and in Montreal's case, you also have the island. They stereotype and make fun of others this way, no different really making fun of someone from Oshawa. But in the end, it...

Yousef_Xterra wrote:I'll keep an eye out for Canadian Tire! By the way, did you upgrade your alternator with the installation of a new winch?

I did, I'm running a 165amp and I winch all day long on it. The original alternator did have a hard time keeping up.

SuperWinch 8500 comes on sale at Canadian Tire for $320. It works really good for the price. Mine lasted through 5 years of abuse, neglect, mud and winter. It's pretty simple, but what I wanted to do, but my dad didn't, was put winglets on the top to rest on the frame rails...would very much of help...

My dad made it for me. He was a millwright at work and it was my parents that got me the winch for Xmas, so I told him he's got to make a mount for it, which he did. It's a 1/2" plate on the bottom, and 3/8" plate for the sides.

Indeed. It's not mounted to the bumper, but on a plate that mounts to the frame rails. It's a tad easier with a body lift, but still very doable.

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Changed the Power Steering pump (again) and replaced the fan clutch (finally) that went during AW. Nothing went right, especially when the banjo bolt decided to seize in the pump. Very, very fortunately, I had the spare from the Frontier.

I've been up in Puvirnituq for almost 2 weeks and finally coming home on Saturday (hopefully), but it seems that the girlfriend's car broke down, her rear wheel seized and popped the tire. She brought it into a mechanic across the street from our place (which my uncle had mentioned a week prior that...

Pre growth spurt?

Jayman wrote:First vehicle I bought as my own vehicle was a 1984 Toyota Corolla SR5 2 door. Rear wheel drive 2 door go-Kart .

Those have a huge following and are in huge demand. Awesome car!

Hello! Army here as well, but posted to Valcartier. I did spend a year on PAT/OJT in Pet.