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Gunstone
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31's on stock finder? good idea with out lift?
Gunstone replied to Gunstone's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Ok thank you, the info given is much appreciated. i will have a look at the other forums. I tryed looking on the site for this question, but i wanted jsut to make it specific. Thanks -
Hey back. Tips... Hmm, all I can suggest is head out and fins some ditches, hills, rocks, washouts... whatever and drive through them. Example. Drive into a ditch partially, get out and examine your suspension so you can get an idea of how it works when offroading. You will learn the limits quickly and believe me I have been pulled out of the muck many times! Lots of good road up Arro...
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Hey Mate, I took notice that you live in parksville, I have seen you booting around in your finder around town, as for being new at off roading wondering if you got some tips for me or if your keen on maybe doing some finder wheelin...
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31's on stock finder? good idea with out lift?
Gunstone replied to Gunstone's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
thanks guys, so if stock they come with 30-31's could i go bigger? with adjusting my torsion bars would that make my suspension a little more stiff? -
I was just curious, if i was to put 31's on a stock 1995 pathfinder, do i have the clearance and it would it burn out my tranny, ive herd stories of bigger tired destroying your car. I am new to off-roading so any information would be helpful.
