Guys if your truck isn’t equipped with the rear locker, switch to 4wd low when you’re tackling some of these more challenging obstacles, It changes the traction control programming in these Frontiers. Makes a huge difference. Great content bud, keep it coming!
@4wdAdventurz I feel they should have kept the LSD for the SV and base models and the locker for the pro4x . Not just a one off open diff with only arb making a 1000 locker. I wish they didn't scap everything they built in the 80, 90 and 2000.
I know literally everyone jas said it already, but this video is a really good example of how beneficial a locker is. That Pro-4X climbed right up those obstacles, on smaller, bald tires, that yours couldn't do. Makes me wanna throw a detroit locker in my Jeep (has the rear LSD).
I have a '22 Pro 4X (LOVE IT) and I'd pay more for a front locker as well. I get tired of people comparing the TRD PRO with the Pro 4x. Equal match: TRD 4x4, PRO 4X. Now Nissan should make a model above the 4x that can compete against the TRD PRO. although, after looking at the new 'model TRD Pro's, phew Nissan would have to bring it!
Fun vid! Really enjoyed you guys rolling in everyday rigs, and not purpose built off road monsters with 50k in mods. Was ciool to see Nissan repped by 3 rigs here. I hope Nissan makes an Xterra on the gen 3 platform
Great coaching the frontier out of the hole with some brake pressure. I've done that to get out of gullies that I would have been stuck in otherwise. It can be the difference between spinning and winning if you have open diffs.
😂😂😂😂😂😂. Well, in his defense he was camping that night. So all his camp stuff was in the bed. But he also works out of that truck so he just keeps all his stuff in it
Check you’re Nissans drop diff brackets and other drop brackets to see if they’re bent. I ran that kit on my Ranger 2019 and that rough country kit broke every time. I wastnt the only person I know multiple people that ran that kit on rangers and it was similar issues
yeah, the articulation is probably the same as stock. If a hair less than stock. And you’re right and make a good point. I did not think about that. About the 35s being too heavy and interfering with the ABS. 🤔🤔
@@4wdAdventurz looks like you have a locker in your future though, lol. Detroit true Trac LSDs are pretty good, or ARB if you want to go with an air setup
Love the video. Have you talked with your Nissan dealer about putting a factory locker on your truck? I could be wrong but I think the pro-4x has the housing on the rear end as the others and it can be upgraded.
I wonder if ABLS would have been helpful on that first obstacle. Hard to tell, but I don't think you fully let system do it's thing, specially with using the brakes at the same time (it resets the system). It's a real bummer Nissan didn't make it selectable like Toyota's ATrac, but if you know what the computer is looking for, you can replicate those conditions and make up pretty much anything. Doesn't replace a locker by any means. I said said pretty much UP anything because going DOWN wouldn't really work (system looks for throttle, and going downhill you usually don't want any throttle). Great video!
Yeah. Since this video I’ve gotten much more used to how the ABLS system works. I don’t think I had it fully engaged at this video. I’m pretty sure you have to keep it around 1500 or 2000 RPM for fully work.
Great Video!!! I have a 2014 pro4x and just purchased a stock 2024 pro4x. They drive a little differently, especially off road. Since I have more experience with the 2014, it's much easier to navigate and I know what it can do (although, I am often surprised when I use new techniques I learn from my fellow off-roaders) I'm certain, that with time and practice, I'll get to drive my new Pro4x wth the same ease I drive the old one. I really do like the 9 speed trans, especially since you can switch it to manual. I think that's a game changer. We'll see. I'll keep ya posted. In the meantime, happy off-roading! Thanks for sharing.
If you have a manual e brake pull the handle a few clicks when you are stuck. Sometimes it forces both back tires to turn together. Works very well in sand.
I have watched several of you videos and thought your truck looked good the way it is set up ,my buddie was looking for a truck so I told him to look a frontiers so we went a looked and a frontier pro 4 x which has a rear locker, and it was a little over 44 grand ,then it would have to be lifted and larger tires and see if a front locker could be put on it ,so the next day I went looking for him and found a 2022 colorado zr2 with 7000 miles for 42 grand and all we have to do is put a 2 inch level lift (because zr2s come with a 2 inch factory lift ) and larger tires and it is just like my 2021 colorado zr2 and they have front and rear lockers . so he bought that day. but it is good to see all different types of trucks on here and see what they can do I look forward to more of your videos .
Awesome video and trucks man!! It really helps to see what the pro4x can do. My Titan would eat that for breakfast. What happened in Florida the other day in the Mall?
I don't really know how much but they say that the abls is a little more aggressive in 4lo just got to stay steady on it. As we both no it's not like the pro4x option but better than nothing at all. There's a couple videos on here to show it working and how best to that may help. Im like you when it gets to buckin you want to back out of it but truthfully you gotta get into the rpm's a little better. Don't forget to let some air out of the tires and it should want to hook up a little better. Big red went right on up when you committed to it,better than the bronco. Best video yet this is my kind or shyt.
Yeah I'm still getting use to the feeling of the truck working. Still with stock CV's and stock tie rods, I'm even more careful with it. But Everytime I got out I get more and more comfortable with the rig. Thanks for watching as always buddy
@@4wdAdventurz I looked one of the videos up it's ABLS TIPS/DOES ABLS WORK? This guy says touching the brake stops it but if you read through the comments one other says it doesn't.
Makes sense. When I was coming up the wash(the first one) in this video, when I finally started to get it to move, I was riding the brake and the gas. I feel thats what got me through it.
@@4wdAdventurz man that’s a big difference. Best I’ve got with my 2023 pro4x was 25.1 on a 4 hour trip. I also live in Kansas where it’s mostly flat ground and boring lol
Have you ever thought about a arb locker? I have a 2012 sv and im in the same boat no locker ive been looking around at what my best option would be and cant really figure out what route I should go. I guess i could go for the m226 axel but dont know how it would work. But anyway great content as usual buddy your videos have inspired me to do a few mods on mine!!
Yeah that's pretty much your options (as far as I know). ARB or a junkyard (or new) e-locker from another frontier or titan. I wish there was a G80 type option, like I'm GM's. Id go with that..
Not speaking from experience just something I read from some mechanic somewhere along the line but he said he saw more problems out of the m226 vs the c200k. I was always under the impression that the m226 dana variant was better but I've never worked on any of that either. Front diff is a different story but for someone willing to spend the money the titan swap cures the front weaker differential.
@@4wdAdventurzso after thinking about my options I think I'm gonna get the arb air locker for mine in about a month my truck is a2012 sv but it's practically brand new it had one owner that kept it in a garage and only has 30k miles with like zero rust on it which is crazy. I plan to keep it a while so I'm just gonna go for the air locker. I'll be in touch and let you know how it goes when I do it.
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Guys if your truck isn’t equipped with the rear locker, switch to 4wd low when you’re tackling some of these more challenging obstacles, It changes the traction control programming in these Frontiers. Makes a huge difference. Great content bud, keep it coming!
You can do it in 4H as well, you just have to disable VDC, which happens automatically in 4L
Nissan sv trim trucks are not good off-road. Also, for some reason, nissan put really weird axles in so you can't upgrade very easily.
Yeah 4x4 definitely doesn't necessarily mean "offroad"
@4wdAdventurz I feel they should have kept the LSD for the SV and base models and the locker for the pro4x . Not just a one off open diff with only arb making a 1000 locker. I wish they didn't scap everything they built in the 80, 90 and 2000.
I know literally everyone jas said it already, but this video is a really good example of how beneficial a locker is. That Pro-4X climbed right up those obstacles, on smaller, bald tires, that yours couldn't do. Makes me wanna throw a detroit locker in my Jeep (has the rear LSD).
It really is a game changer.
Do the SV Frontiers have ABLS (Nissans version of ATRAC)? I know the P4X has it, as well as a locker.
@@brackeng1294 I think it does. I only say that because I feel like I've felt it work a few times before.
@@brackeng1294 you may want to tag the creator to get his attention. I'm not sure, as I dont have a Nissan. Hope you find your answer.
I have a '22 Pro 4X (LOVE IT) and I'd pay more for a front locker as well. I get tired of people comparing the TRD PRO with the Pro 4x. Equal match: TRD 4x4, PRO 4X. Now Nissan should make a model above the 4x that can compete against the TRD PRO. although, after looking at the new 'model TRD Pro's, phew Nissan would have to bring it!
Those new frontiers are probably the best looking trucks that are new on the market right now. Love the style of them.
I agree! 😁 Thanks for watching buddy!
Idk 3rd gen taco still handsome
@@marcJoel 3rd gens are good lookin. I'm even a fan of the 4th gen. I think those look good too
Fun vid! Really enjoyed you guys rolling in everyday rigs, and not purpose built off road monsters with 50k in mods. Was ciool to see Nissan repped by 3 rigs here. I hope Nissan makes an Xterra on the gen 3 platform
Great coaching the frontier out of the hole with some brake pressure. I've done that to get out of gullies that I would have been stuck in otherwise. It can be the difference between spinning and winning if you have open diffs.
100%
Your Pro4x buddy was trying to get you to left foot brake. Should act similar to LSD. Did that not help?
It did, actually! As soon as I started doing it, the truck started to move.
Good one! Why does Kevin always have bunch of stuff in his bed? lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂. Well, in his defense he was camping that night. So all his camp stuff was in the bed. But he also works out of that truck so he just keeps all his stuff in it
This is my daily driver that I work out of as well
A stock pro4x locked would walk up that.
Definitely
Check you’re Nissans drop diff brackets and other drop brackets to see if they’re bent. I ran that kit on my Ranger 2019 and that rough country kit broke every time. I wastnt the only person I know multiple people that ran that kit on rangers and it was similar issues
Good to know! I'll keep an eye on it for sure. Thanks for the comment!
love seeing the Nissans
DUDE,would you please get a fuckin locker!
Nah. Open diffs forever
Those rc 6 inch lifts are also known for limiting articulation. I'd also imagine that the 35s are too heavy for ABS to act as a traction aid.
yeah, the articulation is probably the same as stock. If a hair less than stock. And you’re right and make a good point. I did not think about that. About the 35s being too heavy and interfering with the ABS. 🤔🤔
@@4wdAdventurz looks like you have a locker in your future though, lol. Detroit true Trac LSDs are pretty good, or ARB if you want to go with an air setup
@@OverLookAdventures I know about the ARB's but haven't looked into the True trac. Iv seen other people mention it though. I'll check it out.
Dang that frontier is a nasty mother... i have seen that guy in other videos... does he have his own channel?
Which one? The black pro4x?
im a toyota lover but the new frontiers look amazing
Few things locker,take swaybars off' maybe use rough terrain tires if not mud terrain
locker is definitely next on the list. Rear swaybar is still attached. However, front sway bar is not.
@@4wdAdventurz z1 has a complete locker set up or alldogs off road.
Just bought my pro4x cant wait to get out to citrus
Love the video. Have you talked with your Nissan dealer about putting a factory locker on your truck? I could be wrong but I think the pro-4x has the housing on the rear end as the others and it can be upgraded.
a Locker is definitely on the list. Don't think I'll have the dealer do it though. I'm sure it would be $20,000 if they did it😂
So satisfying to see a Frontier rescue a Jeep!!!
😂😂😂
Everyone seems to nakr four wheeling way harder than it need ve, keep a few moh speed and mist if this would have been easy piezy
I wonder if ABLS would have been helpful on that first obstacle. Hard to tell, but I don't think you fully let system do it's thing, specially with using the brakes at the same time (it resets the system). It's a real bummer Nissan didn't make it selectable like Toyota's ATrac, but if you know what the computer is looking for, you can replicate those conditions and make up pretty much anything. Doesn't replace a locker by any means. I said said pretty much UP anything because going DOWN wouldn't really work (system looks for throttle, and going downhill you usually don't want any throttle). Great video!
Yeah. Since this video I’ve gotten much more used to how the ABLS system works. I don’t think I had it fully engaged at this video. I’m pretty sure you have to keep it around 1500 or 2000 RPM for fully work.
What brand tire you have ?
Cooper discovery STT pro 305/70/18
Awesome video like always. I seen the post about going out but couldn’t make it. Hopefully one day I’ll be able to ride around Lmao
Great Video!!! I have a 2014 pro4x and just purchased a stock 2024 pro4x. They drive a little differently, especially off road. Since I have more experience with the 2014, it's much easier to navigate and I know what it can do (although, I am often surprised when I use new techniques I learn from my fellow off-roaders) I'm certain, that with time and practice, I'll get to drive my new Pro4x wth the same ease I drive the old one.
I really do like the 9 speed trans, especially since you can switch it to manual. I think that's a game changer. We'll see. I'll keep ya posted. In the meantime, happy off-roading! Thanks for sharing.
Lol
Looks like you need a rear locker
100%.
Your truck looks better than my 2023 Pro 4x in the same exact color. Great videos!
Thanks buddy! Your truck probably performs better 😂
Is your frontier the SV trim? And if so does that also come 4x4?
It's a S and yes, 4x4
Dude, you need some traction aids, like at least a rear locker
Pro4x is a badass truck!
I’m so glad I bought a 23 Pro4x. Love it!!
It seems like you had it in 4 hi because your traction control was still on. As soon as I put my pro 4x in lo traction control automatically turns off
Yeah some of these clips it's in high. But even in 4lo it still doesn't completely turn off the traction control, just partially. It's weird..
Dude you are ABUSING that rough country lift !!! Looks like it’s holding up pretty well so that’s good! You should reach out to RC
Yeah I've honestly haven't any failures of the kit yet! I should!
If you have a manual e brake pull the handle a few clicks when you are stuck. Sometimes it forces both back tires to turn together. Works very well in sand.
I wouldn't need a locker, just need to know how to drive
I have watched several of you videos and thought your truck looked good the way it is set up ,my buddie was looking for a truck so I told him to look a frontiers so we went a looked and a frontier pro 4 x which has a rear locker, and it was a little over 44 grand ,then it would have to be lifted and larger tires and see if a front locker could be put on it ,so the next day I went looking for him and found a 2022 colorado zr2 with 7000 miles for 42 grand and all we have to do is put a 2 inch level lift (because zr2s come with a 2 inch factory lift ) and larger tires and it is just like my 2021 colorado zr2 and they have front and rear lockers . so he bought that day. but it is good to see all different types of trucks on here and see what they can do I look forward to more of your videos .
Well buddy thanks for watching. Those ZR2's are super nice!
Awesome video and trucks man!! It really helps to see what the pro4x can do. My Titan would eat that for breakfast.
What happened in Florida the other day in the Mall?
There was a shooting at the Ocala Mall.
Is the Pathy 4wd?? Also love the video. Always looking forward to your uploads!
It is!
Thanks buddy!
Lockers before lifts !!!!!!
Lolol. Definitely! 😂😂🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
Turn on a-trac big red!
Okey, when will we go to Richloam, to do muddy stuff!😂😂
I'm open to it! Let's go!
Red truck...gas!!!
Needs a locker, but you’re in FL toss a lunch box locker in the back
Hahaha. Yes sir!! 😂😂
Their E-LSD is actually amazing in the snow, I never knew how good it was until I turned off traction control
I have always loved that pathfinder body style. They had the 4.0 which was a beast of a motor. I wish the 22 frontiers had thatbinstead of the 3.8
Yeah idk why they didn't offer that as an option. im surebit wouldve sold wrell..🤷🏼♂️
Some even came with the 5.6L VK56. I get jealous every time my buddy revs his when we wheel.
I don't really know how much but they say that the abls is a little more aggressive in 4lo just got to stay steady on it. As we both no it's not like the pro4x option but better than nothing at all. There's a couple videos on here to show it working and how best to that may help. Im like you when it gets to buckin you want to back out of it but truthfully you gotta get into the rpm's a little better. Don't forget to let some air out of the tires and it should want to hook up a little better.
Big red went right on up when you committed to it,better than the bronco.
Best video yet this is my kind or shyt.
Yeah I'm still getting use to the feeling of the truck working. Still with stock CV's and stock tie rods, I'm even more careful with it. But Everytime I got out I get more and more comfortable with the rig. Thanks for watching as always buddy
@@4wdAdventurz I looked one of the videos up it's ABLS TIPS/DOES ABLS WORK? This guy says touching the brake stops it but if you read through the comments one other says it doesn't.
Makes sense. When I was coming up the wash(the first one) in this video, when I finally started to get it to move, I was riding the brake and the gas. I feel thats what got me through it.
👏👏👏 Great video
Would love to take my outback wilderness out here, where is this located?
Citrus WMA in FL
Nice I'm only like an hour and half away from there!
What trim is your frontier?
Base model. S
What kind of mpg’s you get with that lift and those meaty tires?
13.5-14 city 17-17.5 hwy
@@4wdAdventurz man that’s a big difference. Best I’ve got with my 2023 pro4x was 25.1 on a 4 hour trip. I also live in Kansas where it’s mostly flat ground and boring lol
@@dethtopedophiles3870 yeah it's not the best lol but that's to be expected.
If he doesn't have a locker, of course he's gonna struggle
Have you ever thought about a arb locker? I have a 2012 sv and im in the same boat no locker ive been looking around at what my best option would be and cant really figure out what route I should go. I guess i could go for the m226 axel but dont know how it would work. But anyway great content as usual buddy your videos have inspired me to do a few mods on mine!!
Yeah that's pretty much your options (as far as I know). ARB or a junkyard (or new) e-locker from another frontier or titan. I wish there was a G80 type option, like I'm GM's. Id go with that..
Not speaking from experience just something I read from some mechanic somewhere along the line but he said he saw more problems out of the m226 vs the c200k. I was always under the impression that the m226 dana variant was better but I've never worked on any of that either. Front diff is a different story but for someone willing to spend the money the titan swap cures the front weaker differential.
@@4wdAdventurzAll dogs show sn elocker for our trucks now.
@@richardrussell-zi6zzI think it's only for the m226 not the c200k
@@4wdAdventurzso after thinking about my options I think I'm gonna get the arb air locker for mine in about a month my truck is a2012 sv but it's practically brand new it had one owner that kept it in a garage and only has 30k miles with like zero rust on it which is crazy. I plan to keep it a while so I'm just gonna go for the air locker. I'll be in touch and let you know how it goes when I do it.
Definitely needed a rear locker. Great video
Ugh I know 100%
@@4wdAdventurz You still had fun which is the main thing
@@Blue-moon12 yes sir
Lockers front and back would be nice.But sometimes a rear locker could make a big difference.
Where you guys wheeling?
This was Citrus WMA
@@4wdAdventurz appreciate ya. Looks like a fun area