Anyone go offroad in a Pathfinder?

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• bobster2 Member Posts: 5

  May 2006

  Yes, but not too many rocks to worry about in the wilds of Central Florida. My LE does just fine in sand, fording small streams and cruising pastures and orange groves to and from dove hunting fields.

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• prospective2 Member Posts: 25

  May 2006

  Yep. I've taken my 2005 LE on some serious off road trails in the Masanutten mountains with no problem at all. The clearance, approach/departure angle, and fact that everything is tucked under the frame meant no problem over substantial boulders, ruts, etc.

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• coreyd Member Posts: 9

  July 2006

  the truth is that you can attach the same skid-plates on your LE with a bit of conversion of the front bars, or just align it and locktite the screws. if you're really worried. but other than that, you should be just fine without them. until you start doing huge boulders or crags then it'll protect itself.

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• jimc67 Member Posts: 2

  July 2006

  have 2005 Pathfinder SE off road- what gear should be used drving on sandy beach - 4w Lo or 4 Hi - or when do you use each gear in sand

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• hawk48 Member Posts: 3

  October 2006

  does anyone know what a set of skid plates cost,
  Installed cost?
  
  Thanks
  
  hawk

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• rziel Member Posts: 1

  January 2007

  have a 2005 pathfinder and am looking for off road upgrades.
  Looking for 1)air lockers 2) 3-5" lift kits and ant other thoughts from the off road guys.

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• mhailey Member Posts: 1

  January 2007

  Try 4x4parts.com it is a website devoted to Nissan after market parts. It has mechanical lockers, air lockers, skid plates, ... .

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• casa_15 Member Posts: 1

  February 2009

  I got a 5" lift i did on my 05 pathy. I sampled it out and it works like a champ. It also came with a good thick skid plate

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