Yes you have... you just didn't know it. OEM s/c generally draw air from under the hood, so from the road, there are no visible signs of a s/c.splat said:Super Charger ? I haven't seen a Super charger since the 70's , do you mean turbo charger ? although it would look bad ass with a Super charger poking up through the hood
Ha, I saw a CRV with a hood scoop yesterday, that was freaking funny!!!!jacksonpt said:Yes you have... you just didn't know it. OEM s/c generally draw air from under the hood, so from the road, there are no visible signs of a s/c.
Have you test drove the 05-06 Xterra yet?jacksonpt said:99% of all hoodscoops on the road today are non-functional.
Sweeeeet. Everyone needs their hallucinations to be more active...stosh said:it's got an upgraded LSD so it's more active than prior years.
stosh said:They come standard.
She's amazing! I'll post up some more pics today.stosh said:Thanks! I can't wait to pick it up!!!
How's the baby Treesaw?
Not sure yet. I have a hitch rack and most of the stuff to set up the roof rack.TreeSaw said:She's amazing! I'll post up some more pics today.
You considering a hitch rack for the new wheels or planning on going with the roof only?
We have both. I personally (being the short one) find the hitch rack easier, but when we bring both XC & DH bikes or when we carpool with other riders, it's handy to have both as an option.stosh said:Not sure yet. I have a hitch rack and most of the stuff to set up the roof rack.
Nope - everything I've seen/read about them seems great. My brother has one of the new fronteirs... I assume it's very similar to the Xterra.stosh said:Have you test drove the 05-06 Xterra yet?
Apparently it fits under the hood. Here's some links to read.splat said:Super Charger ? I haven't seen a Super charger since the 70's , do you mean turbo charger ? although it would look bad ass with a Super charger poking up through the hood
Thanks! I had no intentions on purchasing one last night which was totally in my favor because I wasn't in any type of rush so I had no problem walking out the door.MtnBikerChk said:CONGRATS!
New cars are always fun. ENJOY!
Awesome!!!Joe Pozer said:Congrats on the New Xterra. I purchased the SE model in October and couldn't be happier. I've taken to Tahoe 6 out of the last 8 weeks and it handled the snowy conditions without any issues. I'm also pretty impressed with it acceleration. For such a big SUV is picks up speed quickly which makes merging into traffic a breeze.
So far I've put 8k miles since the beginning of Nov. without any problems.
Joe Pozer said:So far I've put 8k miles since the beginning of Nov. without any problems.
loco said:Apparently it fits under the hood. Here's some links to read.
http://www.google.com/search?q=nissan+xterra+supercharger&hl=en&hs=xq7&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&start=0&sa=N
do you know... does that compress the air like a pulley driven S/C does, or does it rely on the "ram air" type of thing?splat said:but when you say Super charger this is what I still think of as a Super charger !! Like the one my Buddy in high school had. A real Super charger
Oh the new X's also have more ground clearance.N8 said:7k.... 8k miles...
I'm working on the other side of 210k on my Toy 4Runner now... and I just remembered it's been 9k miles since I changed my oil....
I had never seen it for the Xterra, but remember seeing it that way on the name plates. I would add one aftermarket, if i knew parts weren't already too worn in.splat said:Intersting , Have not seen that before. ( an xterra SC )
but when you say Super charger this is what I still think of as a Super charger !! Like the one my Buddy in high school had. A real Super charger
There is almost no differences in the body. If anything this looks more like the 00 and 01's.merrrrjig said:havent seen that new sytle, looks pretty good, but I think I like the older style better\
jacksonpt said:do you know... does that compress the air like a pulley driven S/C does, or does it rely on the "ram air" type of thing?
It's still compressing the air, it's the ambient air rather than hot air from under the hood.jacksonpt said:do you know... does that compress the air like a pulley driven S/C does, or does it rely on the "ram air" type of thing?