2003 frontier crew cab 4x4 hill climb 

That’s how they came like! I have one too

@@juanftw5928 Yeah I looked it up and Nissan sold this extended wheelbase model with a bigger bed in some markets, Which was a great idea cause I hate the fact that small and midsized trucks have such small almost unusable beds.. sucks that they didn't sell it where I live. They should've made this model standard imo

I had one like that new in 2003. It was great. Backseat was definitely not adult size, but was a fantastic truck nevertheless. 180 hp base motor was adequate for it. I miss it, but definitely enjoy the huge space in my tundra crew max for the family and using it for work as well.

They only come with manual hubs.. he just forgot to put it in 4low

@@intolerance9677 wrong they came with with automatic free running hubs that engaged automatically in 4hi or 4 lo.

@@mmiracastro2347 right ? My 02 has automatic locking hubs

Edgardo Valle why not. Did u watch the whole video

Edgardo Valle has more to do with his tires. 2000s Frontiers use older but more solid 90s tech when it comes to 4x4.

Red Beard I made it up going slowly on 4lo I think. And it's all on the tires. This are not mud tires and it did pretty well for the tires it had. Since it made it up.

@@overboostedgarage8744 I did but I just changed my mind on getting a truck, but now I want one again.

@@yutosi2109 don’t man, I have a 2014 d22 with a 3” suspension lift and the outdated steering box set up doesn’t like the lift.. the 6 ball joints in the drag link and tie rod ends all roll forward with the suspension at full droop like when I lift a wheel, and that extra movement though all joints let’s the wheel in the air steer independently.. it’s the sketchiest looking shit.. that also makes the drag link and tie rods clash with the chassis. I’m about to try a different type of drag link with swivel joints that may remedy the situation otherwise I’ll just chuck 10k+ at it for a solid axel swap

Julian Ponce what state are you in?

That is the just the long bed version, that is the real deal if you like these truck and need all the space possible. no the greatest mileage but the supercharged factory version was really nice.

Just some plates I already had laying around. Had them on a kouki 240sx

@@overboostedgarage8744 ahh gotcha, that makes sense

JammyK85 sold it years ago

look at gen 3 tacos, almost the same off by maybe 1/2 inch so shells will fit

He was on 2wd then shifted to high 4wd. Not wise do to this imo, better switch to 4wd before climbing. In order to switch to low 4wd you need to be static cause you need to push the brakes