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91PathSE

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  1. You don't want to amplify the output from your aftermarket head unit!

     

    As long as you know what your doing you can hook an amp up to an amplified output from the deck, it wont hurt it, I've done it many times in my own truck and most of my freinds plus where I worked I did alot of electrical work from lights to systems to most aftermarket acessories.

     

    If you want a average system you can just run new wires to the speakers, not a big deal takes a little time and thought but simple. If you want something like mine, You will need some knowledge of hooking up systems and making them work right without ruining the whole thing.

  2. I completely rebuilt my stereo...originaly I was using my deck plus the pathy amps and it was to much so then I bouight new speakers and subs and 3 more amps. and a sound bar over the rear seats...

    I have

    kenwood deck 44wx4

    Pioneer 1800w amp for 2 12in jl subs

    Kenwood 400w amp for rear speaker boxes + sound bar

    Jesen 300w amp for front speakers and 4 tweeters

    all clarion/rockford speakers/tweeters

    Alpine power bock and compacitor

    1200 Cranking amp Battery

    I took out the stock amp that Panasonic thing.(was considering hooking it up ot the tweeters)

    sounds awesome!

    I cant run my 4 kcs on the light bar along with 2 sets of fogs and highbeams...eats the battery strains the alt...and blows fuses...

    But oh well

    My system is awesome

  3. What about eating up the CV's Ford ate those every few months...The Jeeps both went through ball joints like no tommorow. But I'm goin to look into steering...that was my other concern becasue we all know that the early pathys steering sucks.

  4. I finally have the money to pay for the lift...Buying from AC....I've lifted Ford trucks and Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and Cherokee, They all seem to have front end issues afterwards, Meaning runnign through steering suspension and drivetrain components which arent cheap. Is the pathfinder goin to be the same way becuase this may cause me to rethink my lift...My guess would be that it probably will wear through components just as fast as the ford and jeeps did.

    What do you guys think?

  5. On my 95 the frame was much worse than that...My 91 was about the same..I wrapped the frame and welded in all new stocl ad it came out to be pretty strong...strong enough to tow my boat(25ft walkaround about 8000lbs dry and empty tanks) and a few other trailers around. I post pics if wanted of before and after.

  6. The chains are also crossed to catch the tongue from hitting the ground in case a jump....I wouldn't twist them..lose of strength.

    For a Pathfinder, Xterra, or any mid size Suv...Trailer brakes ...either electric or surge...on a tandem or anything over 4000 lbs.

  7. I drive a total of 40 miles a day to school/work mid week...and 80-100 miles weekend...I only have the Path and its terrible on fuel but I dont care...I can afford it(now). I had a bike(Kawasaki Ninja) but it was stolen a year ago while I was at school...unforinatly no cameras or insurance(NH you dont need it)..so I'm stuck so I pay the price.

  8. bud said it could be tranny, im gonna try and flush it.. how do you flush the cooler? where is it at? pictures? ive already looked at the how to

    od.... on or off.... turn it on

  9. Yeah, another thing I found out this weekend is that logging roads are considered class 6 roads, and are completely legal to drive on without any type of permission. Just thought I would share that, lol

     

    Well thats good because those are typically the best ones around.

  10. Thanks guy's...I've been riding though a couple quarries and logging trails(even with the snow)...I actually got stopped on the powerlines already and got away with a warning(thank god)... But I'll just keep looking around and see what I can find.

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