05 Xterra performance parts?
05 Xterra performance parts?
Hey my friend just got a new 05 xterra and was looking for a intake and exhaust parts. I did a Google search but could only come up with parts up to the 04 xterra's. Located in SoCal. Any help would be appreciated.
Dealer sevices international has developed a "no fear" lift kit for the titan, we had 2 of our lot trucks done. They do not affect the warranty either. you maintain the 3/36 on your suspension as this company is autorized by nissan to do this. A couple reps came to our dealer to go over maintainance intervals of some of the suspension components. I had asked them if they were developing anything for the smaller trucks and SUV's . The answer was yes. It is under development as we speak. This is one awesome package too. Lots of goodies added other then just a lift. lots of athstetic additions come with the package. I will try to snap a shot of one of the titans so you have an idea of what it is.
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So will there be any other performance additions for the X-Terra, like intakes or exhaust or the like that are factory?
While I've got your attention, what;s your advise about an extended warrenty on a 05' X-Terra. I just passed through 10k, should I wait until it is just about out of warrenty or buy one right now? Can you throw any deals?
While I've got your attention, what;s your advise about an extended warrenty on a 05' X-Terra. I just passed through 10k, should I wait until it is just about out of warrenty or buy one right now? Can you throw any deals?
Yes nissan is developing a nismo intake for it. Exhuast I dont know yet.
This all depends on how long you plan to keep the truck. I know you held on to your old max for some time. So if you plan to keep this thing for longer then the standard warranty yes I advise you to get it. It is well worth the cost with the price of replacement parts and labor rates these days. Another thing is nissan does not cover rental cars on the standard warranty, they do however cover them on the extended service contracts. So say you go in for a repair right now and you are still with in the standard warranty milage. The extended service contract will pick up the rental car fees should you car have to stay at the shop till a part arrives. The standard warranty wont do that. There are several levels of extended warranties, the biggest difference you will notice is deductable charge. When you are using the contrat for any repairs you have to pay a deductable on any part of the contract [this includeds the rental charge in the instance I just mentioned] I think one of the plans is 0 deductale. This is the most pricey plan though. When picking your plan there is a little fact you need to take into consideration. If you take your car in for repairs after you have exceeded you standard warranty and say you have 3 problems that are covered under the plan. And say your deductable is $50. Thats not $50 for the visit, thats $50 for each repair. so you end up paying $150 for that visit. Keep that in mind when picking a plan. There are other differences ,like whats covered and such but most look at the out of pocket expense just for driving in to the service drive first.
Believe it or not service does not deal with the contracts when their sold, that is all done through finance. So I can not even tell you exactly how much the plans are. So I cant tell you if there are any deals on them. I would think that the best deal if there was one to be had would be buying it when you purchase the vehicle but again not sure about that.
This all depends on how long you plan to keep the truck. I know you held on to your old max for some time. So if you plan to keep this thing for longer then the standard warranty yes I advise you to get it. It is well worth the cost with the price of replacement parts and labor rates these days. Another thing is nissan does not cover rental cars on the standard warranty, they do however cover them on the extended service contracts. So say you go in for a repair right now and you are still with in the standard warranty milage. The extended service contract will pick up the rental car fees should you car have to stay at the shop till a part arrives. The standard warranty wont do that. There are several levels of extended warranties, the biggest difference you will notice is deductable charge. When you are using the contrat for any repairs you have to pay a deductable on any part of the contract [this includeds the rental charge in the instance I just mentioned] I think one of the plans is 0 deductale. This is the most pricey plan though. When picking your plan there is a little fact you need to take into consideration. If you take your car in for repairs after you have exceeded you standard warranty and say you have 3 problems that are covered under the plan. And say your deductable is $50. Thats not $50 for the visit, thats $50 for each repair. so you end up paying $150 for that visit. Keep that in mind when picking a plan. There are other differences ,like whats covered and such but most look at the out of pocket expense just for driving in to the service drive first.
Believe it or not service does not deal with the contracts when their sold, that is all done through finance. So I can not even tell you exactly how much the plans are. So I cant tell you if there are any deals on them. I would think that the best deal if there was one to be had would be buying it when you purchase the vehicle but again not sure about that.
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So a question about the lift kit you are talking about with the DSI (Dealer Services International), I have been looking a little online for this and have been unable to find the website for this company. Would you have a location, phone number, or even better the website for them so I could check them out? Thanks.
I dont know there web address but have a look at this. There is a number at the bottom of the last page you can call.
http://www.4wheelpartsadventures.com/pa ... ino%20fear
http://www.4wheelpartsadventures.com/pa ... ino%20fear