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#248096 - 10/03/05 03:03 PM A work in progress
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A work in progress;
UPS, FEDEX, Truck Freight.......
Damn, with all the freight charges to Alaska, I could have bought another Xterra!!!!!

First let me tell you that truck freight sucks on delivery times, UPS and FEDEX Charge way too much, and USPS just plain Sucks!!!

I am still waiting on some parts....

So Here is what I have done so far:

Calmini
........3" Suspension Lift
........Steering System
........High Performance Exhaust
........LSD's
........All Installed

Automotive Customizers
...........3" Body Lift
...........Customizers Lift Lips
...........All Installed

SkidRow
........Front Skid Plate
........Engine Skid Plate
........Transfer Case Skid Plate
........Fuel Tank Skid Plate
........Leaf Skid Plates
........All Installed
........Diff Skid Plate (in transit)
........Rear Bumper/Tire Carrier
........(Full Kit) in transit

ShrockWorks
...........Rock Bars (in transit)

SkyJacker
.........Nitro 8000 Shocks Installed

Rancho
......Steering Stabilizer Shock installed

CenterForce
...........Dual Ceramic Clutch Installed

BFGoodRich
..........M-T TA's, 285/75\R16's On the truck

AmericanRacing
..............16/10 offset rims On the truck

1/4" wheel spacers, might go bigger

TJM15
......BullBar with winch mount installed

Xterraparts.com
.........Vent Visors Installed

Clifford (DEI)
........Alarm/Remote start with Proximity sensors Installed and 6 each 12 volt Super Bright Blue LED's two each in the pillers, one in the front grill, one each under the front door handles and 1 each under rear door handle, all wired thru a relay to handle the voltage, and Tazer hard wired in ( cant tell you what it's wired to)

Clutch bypass switch (made it myself)

StreetRacer
..........Neon Face Gauges Installed
(fit perfectly)

High Performance Cam and related parts (local shop did work)

Wolf Tech
...........PopCharger
...........Throttle body Spacer
...........Chip Replacement
...........All Installed

The lights on the front bumper are small, but they are HID, Driving and Fog, (go figure)

Mean Green
..........180 Amp Alternator Installed

6000 Watt Inverter

Sony
............PS2 for games and movies (I have kids)

Orbital
.......Dual Sealed Batteries Installed

JBL
.......12" 1000 watt Pros 4 each bridged at 2ohms in a custom box

Sony
........2 each Explode XMDS-1300P5

1 each DHD NTX3104

2 EA 5 FER'S Caps

1 EACH 10 FER Cap

MB Quart
........Satellites in the front doors and Pillers

MB Quart
........6x9's in the rear

Rear view mirror with Temp and Compass

48" High Lift jack

Misc Off Road and Emergency supplies

Garmin
.......GPS

Escort
......8500S

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/802203

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#248097 - 10/03/05 03:10 PM Re: A work in progress
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I dont see any pictures.

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#248098 - 10/03/05 03:27 PM Re: A work in progress
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Try the link at the bottom of my post...

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#248099 - 10/03/05 03:31 PM Re: A work in progress
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Posts: 500
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Here ya go



nice truck!
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#248100 - 10/03/05 03:36 PM Re: A work in progress
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Registered: 30/01/03
Posts: 3238
Loc: Windham, NH
Very nice...love the way the full set of skids really flattens out the bottom of the X...

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#248101 - 10/03/05 03:37 PM Re: A work in progress
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#248102 - 10/03/05 03:39 PM Re: A work in progress
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Ok, what am I doing wrong here, I read the directions on posting pics 3 times, had 4 beers, and still I cant get them on

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#248103 - 10/03/05 03:45 PM Re: A work in progress
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Ok, just curious what is it do you do for a living, how long did it take to get it to present and how do you get your wife to let you buy all the toys.

I figure either Im real poor, my wife is super practical or I just "sell" my hobby to her.

No need to answear the qestions its just every time I bring up things I want for my X a fight insues.

We need a support group or somthing for poor balles chaps like me.

Oh by the way nice X.

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#248104 - 10/03/05 03:56 PM Re: A work in progress
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I drove the X home from the dealer in July 2003,
I was not going to do anything to it, just leave it stock, I used my Toyota for 4weelin, river crossings, glacier trips and so on, I was out on a camping trip and saw an X with some light mods and asked the wife it I could build the X, her reply was "only if you upgrade my wedding ring"

Ok, $4000 dollars later the ring is blinding me, but I got the ok for the Xterra.

I ordered everything on line one night and have been working on this for 1 week, all of the parts have not arrived yet, still back ordered, intransit, or being made, as in the Shrockworks rock bars and the rear diff skid plate from Automotive customizers.

No I am not rich, but I do have a well paying job.
I am a material coordinator and part time fire fighter in Prudhoe Bay, AK.
North Americas largest Oil Field.

The hardest part of doing these mods, was running out of beer..... [Freak]

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#248105 - 10/03/05 04:02 PM Re: A work in progress
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#248106 - 10/03/05 04:06 PM Re: A work in progress
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Registered: 24/08/01
Posts: 6327
Loc: The land of losers and liberal...
Quote:
Originally posted by airbornenurse:
Ok, just curious what is it do you do for a living, how long did it take to get it to present and how do you get your wife to let you buy all the toys.

I figure either Im real poor, my wife is super practical or I just "sell" my hobby to her.

No need to answear the qestions its just every time I bring up things I want for my X a fight insues.

We need a support group or somthing for poor balles chaps like me.

Oh by the way nice X.
I'll tell you guys two things.

One: Most women do not understand the value of a modified vehicle to a man. They see it as transportation. Transportation that for any reason other than a point A to point B trip is to be completely ignored.

Two: Women do not understand the costs associated with a modified vehicle. A normal car tire - $60 -70 dollars. Does she NEED to know that your tires were $135 apiece? No.

Normal car shocks are 25-40 bucks. Did she need to know that mine were $250 each? No. Why? It doesn't matter. Why complicate things? She wouldn't undestand anyways.

You need to establish a slush fund. Your slush fund is made up of your gambling money, beer money not used and other assorted cash that you may accrue over the course of the year. Now that you have your slush fund to pad your purchases, you are able to justify paying X number of dollars from the household account for a mod because you are not dinging the account for the entire ammount.

You are padding the purchase with the slush fund.

It makes things a lot more palatable. Trust me. I'm driving arround the $40,000/$25,000 X ! laugh
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#248107 - 10/03/05 04:06 PM Re: A work in progress
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#248108 - 10/03/05 04:12 PM Re: A work in progress
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Maybe I didnt... [Crybaby]







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#248109 - 10/03/05 04:18 PM Re: A work in progress
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Registered: 18/01/03
Posts: 6372
Loc: Austin, Texas
Niiiii-hiiiiice....

Need the differential skid laugh



It's not super important... as the H233B is tough as nails... but with everything else you've got it kinda stands out
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#248110 - 10/03/05 04:24 PM Re: A work in progress
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No, dont need another one, UPS has a delivery date of monday, 03-14-05,

Thats how second day service works here, you pay for it, and they fly it here, but UPS tells you that it's truck freight.

So it sits at their terminal here in Anchorage for a week before they deliver, and you cannot go pick it up.

Lifes a bitch, aint it?

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#248111 - 10/03/05 04:26 PM Re: A work in progress
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wow man nice X. wish mine looked like that...

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#248112 - 10/03/05 04:26 PM Re: A work in progress
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Posts: 4373
Nicest X I have seen in a long time
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#248113 - 10/03/05 04:32 PM Re: A work in progress
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Thanks for all the compliments.... [Wave]

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#248114 - 10/03/05 05:16 PM Re: A work in progress
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Registered: 11/01/03
Posts: 3505
Loc: San Antonio,Texas
Quote:
Originally posted by Claus Christensen:
Nicest X I have seen in a long time
Yes Indeed...I gotta agree with Claus also....
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#248115 - 10/03/05 05:35 PM Re: A work in progress
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Cool X and it's nice to have a guy from Alaska around here. I've only been up there a couple of times, but I absolutely love it.

When you take trips up there make sure to bring the camera along and post the pics when you get back - shots of wheelin' in Alaska would be a nice change of pace around here.

Welcome. [Wave]

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#248116 - 10/03/05 05:38 PM Re: A work in progress
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Right now is not a good time for going offroad.
We are having a weird winter, happens every few years.
It snows, then rains, then the temp goes up and down.
Real ugly.

I will take photos when I do go and post them.

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#248117 - 10/03/05 05:38 PM Re: A work in progress
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Registered: 05/02/03
Posts: 1718
Loc: Georgia
Let me say..Kick Ass!!!!
Great truck man....

Tim
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#248118 - 10/03/05 05:43 PM Re: A work in progress
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pnwbeers

It's nice to see a person who knows about Alaska.

If you call the FEDEX 800 number in Tenn, the people there will tell you that Alaska is a country that they dont deliver to, for a couple of reasons, first, they cant find it on a map, and second, because they dont take Alaska money.

HELLO PEOPLE, Alaska is a STATE, the 49th to be exact. And we use the US Dollar, also the Canadian dollar, they live next door.

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#248119 - 10/03/05 06:07 PM Re: A work in progress
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Registered: 10/06/01
Posts: 1003
Loc: Woodlands, TX
very nice
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#248120 - 10/03/05 06:17 PM Re: A work in progress
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Registered: 30/01/03
Posts: 3238
Loc: Windham, NH
Quote:
Originally posted by Claus Christensen:
Nicest X I have seen in a long time
It really is...simple, effective, all the right parts done in the right way...Great job...Oh...and if you get a chance...next time you go "glacier traveling" with the X instead of the Yota, make sure to take some pics...We have lots of pics of X's in the mud, X's in the sand, X's on the rocks, X's in the water....But don't think we've seen any pics of an X on a glacier...

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