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Check out the diy and how to section of this forum. Also check out Overland Bound youtube channel. Michael (OB #0000) puts up some great content.

I had one of these and I loved it!

Build thread updated Camping Set-up (RTT & Awning)

Event rescheduled for June 4th

How many of you would be opposed to rescheduling this for the weekend of June 4th? I was completely oblivious to the fact that June 18th was the same weekend as Father's Day. I believe if I reschedule this we may get more attendees.

Just RSVP once you are sure please and thank you

So we are only cleaning up on Friday so we will have the rest of the weekend to enjoy the park. Also as I said in the event details anybody that comes out in volunteers will be given a free weekend pass including camping

They have plenty of room. Plus tons of trails to practice off roading with your turtle back. I would love to see your trailer in person so please do come out and join us

Oh yes. They have some great Riverside campsites too

Just posted up this new clean up event at Gulches ORV in South Carolina. Gulches ORV Park Trail Clean Up Gulches ORV Park Trail Clean Up - Overland Bound

Hey fellow Overland Bound members! Let's get together and help out an awesome family owned off road park in SC! View Rally Point

Here is my updated build thread https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/nissan-xterra-4x4-overland-build-codename-tigger.36023/

Only 993 ever made only in 2003

It rubbed on the rear plastic up front so I had to take the mud flaps off and trim a little plastic but that was it

I thought about doing the grassroots center link But I heard that greasable tierod ends hit the frame. My xterra spends about 85% of it's time on the highway so I wanted to be able to lube the chassis as needed. Plus I don't do anything crazy off road.since I have all new components underneath...

Is this still available

There are way too many people out there who don't understand the concept of know your vehicles limits LOL

Same hear. Still trying to decide if I want revolver shackles or not. Thos is an overland build so don't plan on doing king of the hammer with it or any other kind of craziness. I mean after all this is my dd

Haha great minds think alike!

I used the adjustable shackles because I plan on going higher in the future plus there will be additional weight in the back at some point so I will do AAL for the near future and then when I get everything dialed in I'll go with custom alcan springs as my end goal.