Terrano 11 Replys re terrano tripper 3/04/05
Submitted: Tuesday, Jan 17, 2006 at 13:59
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Terrano 11 owners
We bought our terrano 11 early 2005 and have received same opinion from other 4wd owners (not a real fourby) however we love it after a recent trip to North Straddie we have made a decision on a lift kit, new shockies, tyres, old man emu shocks have been recomended. Does anyone have any ideas? We are thinking bigger tyres 31/10.5/R15. Would like to hear from shaker who posted a relpy to terrano tripper 3/04/05 and receive photos of his set up. re
snorkel, dual batteries etc. Have any T11 owners ever got together re problems etc?
Reply By: hoyks - Tuesday, Jan 17, 2006 at 14:18
Tuesday, Jan 17, 2006 at 14:18
I put a brand new radiator in
mine as the old one split. It's not perfect but better than it was.
As for problems and additions, I had a thread going over on the Overlander
forum.
31" tyres should fit, just. I run 30" and there would be no problems (other than possible dept of transport restrictions) on fitting 31" tyres under there.
I have gone taller H/D rear springs that have made the vehicle handle a load a lot better. I had Rancho shocks, but they died in 18 months, now running Old Man Emu and they are great. A little stiff, but I used to drive a Sierra, so anything is an improvement.
210000k and still going strong.
Still to get a
snorkel….one day
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Reply By: porl - Tuesday, Jan 17, 2006 at 15:16
Tuesday, Jan 17, 2006 at 15:16
Hey Terrano II owners.
I used to have one then didn't.
Reshaping my current 4by's shelf system i found my long lost genuine Nissan TII unsed (1) Fan belt and (2) Power steering belt. This was from a petrol model but suppose no diff to a diesel.
So who wants 'em. No value to me anymore so as a measure of good faith to the forumites of this good
forum if you can prove to me you got a TII then you can have 'em. Naturally i prefer not to incur cost of mailing them so I live in West End in
brisbane.
email me at "myredcar@hotmail.com" first in first serve.
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Reply By: porl - Wednesday, Jan 18, 2006 at 10:21
Wednesday, Jan 18, 2006 at 10:21
me again, no-one has taken up my offer so as i hate to see waste I will mail them out from work (using their post) to whoever as i looked at them again last night and they weigh bugger all and are still in their Nissan cardboard wrappers.
C'mon guys, this should be an essential set for a vehicle as old as yours when heading out.
Free i say, FREE (email me at myredcar@hotmail.com)
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Follow Up By: robak (QLD) - Wednesday, Jan 18, 2006 at 10:45
Wednesday, Jan 18, 2006 at 10:45
porl
What are the chances of the belts fitting a T1 diesel?
Not great I suppose.
R.
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Follow Up By: porl - Wednesday, Jan 18, 2006 at 10:50
Wednesday, Jan 18, 2006 at 10:50
i really dunno sorry.
The T1 was a japanese import (nothing against them) whereas the TII was a Nissan import. The TII diesel are great vehicles and
well underated. My brother in the army used them in Kosovo as troop (small numbers) carriers. Cause of their narrowness their ability to navigate goat tracks was preferred to the wider vehciles. THey also had great blown
bridge fording ability cause the top entrance to the air filter is more than half way up the drivers side roof support which is why there's not much point in putting in a
snorkel.
The engine is totally different to the TI, in fact the 4 cylinder intercooled TD has hight torque AND power figures than the 2.4L petrol model.
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Follow Up By: Terrano 11 owners - Wednesday, Jan 18, 2006 at 11:01
Wednesday, Jan 18, 2006 at 11:01
porl thankyou for your great offer not sure if your parts will fit TII 2.7 diesel would hate to get the belts and not be able to put them to use
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