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#108745 - 13/10/03 07:15 AM A reliability question
Anonymous Unregistered	I am getting an xterra in a few weeks and was wondering what the reliability is when you lift it and subject it to heavy off roading, much like what i saw at rubicon? i am going from a full size blazer to an xterra, so i want to know if it can stand up to the same trails?
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#108746 - 13/10/03 07:29 AM Re: A reliability question
OffroadX Member Registered: 17/08/00 Posts: 13694 Loc: Baltimore, MD	The steering linkage is the only real achilles' heel of the X. Get that strenghened and there's not much else that fails with any regularity. Now, please review some older topics on the board before you ask more questions with obvious answers. Brent _________________________ Tip: see if your question has already been answered before asking it. Try our handy-dandy search tool!
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#108747 - 13/10/03 07:39 AM Re: A reliability question
Anonymous Unregistered	sorry bout that . But thank you very much for the answer.
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#108748 - 13/10/03 07:50 AM Re: A reliability question
XOC Admin Member Registered: 16/08/00 Posts: 17103 Loc: Minneapolis, MN	Don't worry about Brent, he's anti-social. _________________________ nom nom nom
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#108749 - 13/10/03 08:55 AM Re: A reliability question
OffroadX Member Registered: 17/08/00 Posts: 13694 Loc: Baltimore, MD	Oh, and you're not? I gave an answer, and some advice. If that's anti-social, oh well... _________________________ Tip: see if your question has already been answered before asking it. Try our handy-dandy search tool!
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#108750 - 13/10/03 09:31 AM Re: A reliability question
xterrabull Member Registered: 16/08/00 Posts: 397 Loc: san jose, CA, USA	Quote: Originally posted by OffroadX: Now, please review some older topics on the board before you ask more questions with obvious answers. Brent Sounds like my old profs....
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#108751 - 23/10/03 04:51 PM Re: A reliability question
Anonymous Unregistered	Quote: Originally posted by xterrabull: Quote: Originally posted by OffroadX: [b] Now, please review some older topics on the board before you ask more questions with obvious answers. Brent Sounds like my old profs....[/b] My goodness, there is a lot of bileous wind expended on inane sub-issues around here.
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