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I think you could of made it! just needed to straighten your car little bit and don't stop!

I have a Nissan Pathfinder LE 3.5 in the north of Mexico, it works very well good times greetings to all.

Can the nissan D21 snorkel fit well for the 2003 r50 vg33 engine. Oh mine is a RHD

This is over by Can Opener on your way up to top of the world aka cell phone hill. Very cool corner, I tried a few times in my canam to go down it but I was by myself so chose to respect it and come back another time.

Nice recovery effort, this is why it’s always good to have your recovery gear readily available quickly accessible.

Have practically been living along the Oregon coast range with majority of my time span exploring the Tillamook area. I’ve yet to actually find the entrance to these off-road trails. I’ve been to Brown’s camp and the other camps up there. I’ve stayed in the staging area I’ve driven up to the top of Saddleback and I’ve seen a couple of side-by-side and motorcycle trails, but I have yet to find Access to the 4 x 4 high clearance trails. I’m a full-time adventure nomad in the Oregon coast Range.

i got my one for $149 nzd fast for car tyres

Hello bro can i ask you where did you find the snorkel?

I used to ride my KTM 500 around there a lot but haven't been there in 25 years. Never heard of "Lyda Hill". I'll have to break out my old map. Just out of curiosity is anyone in the group familar and good with Toyota LC's. I've got a '91 but have some issues and would like to chat with someone about possible problems/repair. Let me know plz. Thanks!

I used too ride quads and baja my vw baja bug and wheel my trucks there years ago. I haven't been there in many,many years

Where did you get the SFD kit? Thanks

Ditch the warns and put factory nissan manual hubs on from the junk yard.

you have camber bolt?

Have you considered limiting straps?

Love the rig, I got a 01 Nissan pathfinder super underrated

There is absolutely zero excuse for having vehicles in a national forest tearing everything up and running through creeks. What a bunch of morons.

What PSI was the 4Runner running?

Quite the trail, isn’t it?

That’s awesome dude! Love the Excursion! I’ve always wanted one

Very cool.

It was awesome to see what that rig could handle and tackle! Thanks for letting me tag along.

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Nice job! You can be very proud of your handy work 👍 Wish I had the time, patience and know how to do a similar bumper

What year is it? I've been looking at 2024's. I know they're not 4x4 king but all I need is basically something more capable than a forester lol. What are your thoughts? Thank you

Love it mate, I have a 2000 r50 Pathy myself in champagne gold colour for my beach 4wd adventures on the islands off Brisbane in South East Queensland, Australia. To my Pathy I’ve added a 1& 1/2 inch lift with Tough Dog Suspension running Parelli Scorpian AT tyres with an aggressive side wall for better protection, Rhino Pioneer rack with pins to secure my Maxtrax recovery boards, Xrox Bullbar with attached STEDI and Great White LED’s for when driving up the beach late at night back to camp,after a long day out before high tide arrives. I also added some custom made ‘Pathfinder’ decals including ‘ST Touring’ for that extra touch. I was considering moving it on after 6 years from when I bought her with just 85’000 kms which is now sitting on 175’000 kms but finding it hard to say goodbye. You’ve inspired me to create a video for my own channel before we depart later this year as I want another adventure or two with the old girl this Aussie Spring come September.

Cool little video of a little trail in what was my old stomping ground 30 years ago! One really important point, though.... Seeing you hanging out the drivers window with your rig teetering on that slippery slope made me cringe... That truck could suddenly shift / tilt and some rather important parts of you could get crushed against the bank / tree roots. That is really a dangerous novice mistake !! Continue to have fun out there and be safe !!!👍

Good stuff. Glad it all worked out. Thanks for sharing.

Did you need a new pair of pants after being in that situation? Haha, path looks great as usual man.

Wish I had trails like that around here "CJ Npora"

Seatbelt! 😬 I rolled my Samurai many years ago and didn't have my seatbelt on... Got lucky. I haven't been up in TSF in many years, this makes me want to go back. Looks fun! You guys handled that situation well.👍

camera dosnt do its justice, that looks steep, glad you and the rig is safe!!

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WOW! Glad you and your rig is okay.

Looks like great time….good time to check your recovery gear

You all made it up that hard part! Good for you guys! That view at the top was awesome!

You don't realize how steep it is at the top till you're there! Great camera work / editing!

Excellent Video! Very calming and enjoyable to watch.

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Awesome! Looks like a great time!

Trail looks very narrow.

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Hey I own 2000 Series 2 R50 Pathfinder with 202.567 miles on the clock and still going strong I have always wounder why people put land rover coils on their pathfinders.

Tell me about your rear bumper, do you like it?

Nice design! Whats the need for the loose bearing flange?

Excellent video! Looks like everyone had an awesome time!

can you advise what make snorkel this was and where I can get one (uk)

hi do you have the video how you install the snorkel?

Can you link the all around suspension so i can get some for my R50? Cause I can’t seem to find anything lol

For the inside piping. Could I use thinner piping?