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Man I had an 02 Xterra and I really really enjoyed it! They're great trucks! Enjoy your gen 2 brother, I'm looking forward to seeing what you do to it. If one of these Eastern VA meets turns out I'd love to see it in person.


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Congrats on the purchase, since you're coming from the Jeep world you'll find that there are far less options for Nissan compared to Jeep. The 2nd gen Xterra is a solid platform, good balance between off road capability and on road performance. If ya have questions or need help with it, I'd be happy help where I can.

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I have a 2002. and I Like it so far. If you get a roof rack basket before I do, let me know the brand and if you like it. There is a pretty huge aftermarket for them over at Rocky Road Outfitters.
 
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Next time you head up this way, give me a shout! I've never been to Shoe Creek before. I might have to run over one weekend and check it out.
 
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TerryD said:
Next time you head up this way, give me a shout! I've never been to Shoe Creek before. I might have to run over one weekend and check it out.
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We are heading up to Crabtree on the 30th of this month probably do shoe creek and some one mentioned big levels trail.

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Cool! I'll keep it in mind! We've got some stuff going on that week so it depends on how that stuff looks as to wether or not I'll be going. I doubt I'll run Big Levels right now though. The water holes on it are pretty deep till the dry season comes around and I don't like going through muddy water. I might be up for something there in late August or September though when I can avoid most of the deep parts.
 
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TerryD said:
Cool! I'll keep it in mind! We've got some stuff going on that week so it depends on how that stuff looks as to wether or not I'll be going. I doubt I'll run Big Levels right now though. The water holes on it are pretty deep till the dry season comes around and I don't like going through muddy water. I might be up for something there in late August or September though when I can avoid most of the deep parts.
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Sounds good we normally do a fall trip as well. It will be my 1st time. Good thing I extended my rear breather up. One of the easiest things I have. The kit I got from Off-road Gorilla was great.

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That was one of my early mods too. It's good piece of mind as well as good preventative maintenance against blowing out the axle seals.
 
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