Nissan Xterra Pro 4X Full Titan Swap Installation Video
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2024
- I am not a mechanic, just sharing the steps and parts I chose to Titan Swap my Xterra.
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2013 Nissan Xterra Pro 4X Titan Swapped AT Night Armor
Titan M205
Suspension
Front
@alldogsoffroad Enhanced @fox 2.0 coil overs
@alldogsoffroad High Clearance UPC
@alldogsoffroad Adjustable Cam Bolts
@Z1offroad Extended SS Brake Lines
@moogparts Lower Titan Control Arms
@moogparts Inner & Outer Titan Tie Rods
SureTrack Titan CV Axles
Rear
@alldogsoffroad Parobolic Leaf Springs
@fox Enhanced 2.0 Shocks
@z1offroad Extended SS Brake Lines
@daystarproducts Grease-able Lift Shackles
Nice Xterra ! i sold my gen 2 2010 Xterra and bough a mint low mileage 2000 Xterra SE in yellow, have always loved the first gen body styles and the 2000 - 2001 had a very good limited slip diff before Nissan weakened the LSD in the 2002 - 2004 because of costumer complaints of chirping tires going around corners in the 2000-01 . I do mostly forest roads and back roads to Lakes, hiking trail heads and fire lookouts and have a mild 2 inch lift with 32 inch tires, love my little yellow Xterra !
Nice. I literally just did all control arms, bilsteins w/ ado rckilla kit, new leafs, shackles, etc. also ripped out my abs sensor when i dropped the knuckle, oops. Needed a new ABS sensor. Had i known the job would become so involved, i would have rather done this titan swap... I was impressed what my bone stock 07 off-road was capable of with just 33" tires. Ive wheeled toyotas and fords before, I think you'll like the xturd
I’ve never seen someone take apart an entire front end and NOT remove the brake rotor. It’s literally just floating. It’s the heaviest part & it’s not attached. Just rubber mallet whack and the rotor falls off. Have you never changed your brake rotors?
nice rig..just picked up a 08 xterra with a blown rear differential for 2 gran (dont know if thats a good deal or no lol) anyway i figured id upgrade the diff since i have to change it anyway what year donor titan did you get your parts from or weather any year will fit?
So wait. You can change out to the front Titan diff, is it ok to run the stock rear diff? No gear ratio problems ect? Awesome video, thanks for the content!!!
So what's likely to happen now is that your steering rack will explode. Say you hit a rock. The force has to go somewhere. Same reason I dont swap some 200 series stuff on my 4runner. Easier to replace my tie rods than the steering rack. Keep a close eye on your power steering fluid too
awesome video! BTW, it's not " blood, sweat, and tears" it's "blood, sweat, and SKILLS" 😎👍
Nice job man! I just did a axle swap on my sv to a m226 from a pro 4x. I already put the Bilstein 5100 kit from ado on with their uca's. I really am thinking hard about titan swapping but i definitely want to replace my r180 front diff but the only thing holding me back is ill need to regear bc im on 313 gearing and i dont feel comfortable doing the regear myself installing the diff is no problem but if i go to 35s i definitely gotta get rid of the 313 gears.
Have 2 questions if you have time, 1st can you swap LCA and tie rods without for time being the UCA? 2nd how do you change out the driverside motor mount, I can't get to the 2 bracket bolts under to pull it out because of 4x4 differential any help thanks
Did you extend the correct rear brake lines? It looks like you still have the rubber lines from the axle to the body which I thought were the ones youd want to extend to allow for more axle droop. I didn't think the length of the lines from the middle of the axle to the rotors would change with the lift.
Nice job man. Looks real good!
nicely done!!
Beautiful truck
love this set up, uptop overland makes the best roof rack in my opinion!
Awesome! So you used 1.5" Spacer for the rear to Karcher the track width of the front? I asked the question once before and people where saying I needed 3" spacers on each side for the rear to match the front