Thread: Jiro's diesel Xterra

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    Default Jiro's diesel Xterra

    My story.... SHORT VERSION IS IT IS A DIESEL NOW
    Year: 2003
    Make: Nissan
    Model: Xterra
    Trim: SE, but now the TD trim
    Color: Black
    Codename: Excaliber
    Pilot: Jiro


    Engine/Drivetrain:
    Complete 2.7L TD27T Auto 4WD swap


    Exhaust:
    Complete Custom TIG welded Mandrel 2.5"


    Tires/Wheels:
    235/85R16 TreadWright Crawler M/T’s
    16” Stock Spare 00-04 Xterra/Frontier rims


    Suspension:
    Rancho 3" suspension lift
    Low Pro bump stops


    Armor:
    Shrockworks Front/Rear bumpers


    Electronics:
    CB (forgot which one)


    Lighting:*
    HID headlight conversion


    Other:
    Dual core Radiator upgrade


    Steering:
    AC idler arm brace
    Rancho stablizer
    Calmini TR adjusters


    Removed:
    All previous mods and few stock parts


    To/do or Wish list!
    Fan shroud
    A/T tires
    HAM system
    Better suspension
    ABLS
    Tachometer (make it work)
    camper conversion (use your imagination)


    LINKS


    Start of the conversion HERE


    Engine mounts, wire harness work, test fitting, fuel filter/oil filter bracket making, and lower coolant pipe construction HERE


    Running, and driving videos HERE, more HERE


    Washed pictures, more test driving but in a follow car, and F/R bumper install HERE


    3K miles later a Photo OP, Trail testing, and balancer replacements HERE


    Latest pictures click HERE


    Wheeltober Fest HERE


    Part numbers List HERE


    STOCK:


    PML,STEP AND MUDFLAP REMOVAL:


    NEW SHOES AND CUSTOM ROCKSLIDERS:


    AC 3" LIFT W/ REVOLVERS:


    THE ORIGINAL (IN STOCK BUMPER) WINCH MOUNT:


    RTT:


    NISMO CATBACK:


    NEW SHOES AND SNORKEL:


    BEFORE THE ENGINE PULL:



    And How it sits now


    Last edited by roninjiro; 12-17-2012 at 01:59 AM.
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