Canadian Nissan Truck Club

Morpheus wrote:26 is gold!

And True

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BigRed44 wrote:One Last one "Thumbs out nobody wants to deal with a broken thumb when you have too much momentum and your steering wheel decides it want's to go spinning."

Good add

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Welcome, nice buy.

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Got his from another sight... add as required Rules of wheeling 1. Never take your wife wheeling AND forget the toilet paper. 2. Always blame your spotter. 3. A taller lift and larger tires will temporarily lower the driver’s IQ. 4. Never own more than one rig at a time. 5. All mud, no matter where ...

Not a flush no (although given the age of the truck that's not a bad idea to) To bead the system park with the front of the truck uphill to rase the rad higher. Then pull the cap (make sure the truck is cold first) and fire it up. This should help move air out of the system although you may need to ...

the x kid wrote:That could be a new game for aw.

Hmm I like this, how about see how far up the hill you can launch one from rays mud pit.

Thought that in the city. I was in a situation last weekend where I was actually getting high centered in the wet snow. Dug myself out. Could have used some max trax. If you're really stuck, a floor mat can work as a max trax in a pinch. Or you can hammer down with it under the wheel and compete fo...

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Snafu wrote:Of course you are cause it is not a jeep.

grr, no it’s because I can’t believe that the leaf springs didn’t snap.


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It's all that "flex"

Bah, shocks are over rated.

I was thinking more about being on road, depth of the snow is basically what determines your choice.

In the city, no you want the smallest footprint possible to cut through.

Out of town is the same unless there is so much snow you stand a chance of staying on top.

Welcome Ryan, most rails are closed for the winter. Rays trails up at south wind are open but winter wheeling is not for the faint of heart.

I'd recommend waiting for spring. Lots of people willing to show you the ropes then.

the x kid wrote:I know you are in the business , so I guess you’re used to it.


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Lol yep

the x kid wrote:Technicalities


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In the world of technology it's all about the technicalities.

Think of it like this: the App needs to be able to find the photos in your photo album on your phone when y ou ask Tapatalk to post a picture such as in a forum thread. Giving it permission allows the app to get the photo you are trying to post. It isn't going to go in a look at them all, although ...

Nope it's a valid request for Tapatalk. It can't upload pictures you post without it. Now things like a game that want permissions to the files I give a hard no to.

Lol car not cat, yep had one shop tell me they aren't even allowed to check for leaks if it passes.

If you are doing the plug in test they don't lift the cat to inspect anything. They just plug into the odb2 port, scan the barcode on the door for the vin and that's it.

You are only allowed one. Conditional FYI, and the visual... Well that's hit and miss, sometimes they see things and somet they don't?

Welcome. I'm sure you will find lots of great info here.