'02 nissan frontier- dynatrac pro rock 60, linked on kings, etc.

figured i'd post this here too...

i've been thinking about taking a break from offroading for a while. i don't go as often as i would like to and i've been looking at getting into a new bmw m3.

my truck has been built and wheeling for the last five years. it has a ton of goodies, here are the highlights;

'02 frontier 3.3L V6 converted to 4wd with factory nissan parts. AC crawler gears in the tcase.

custom three link suspension front and rear.
front axle is a dynatrac prorock 60 made custom for this truck. it has 35 spline inners/outers, arb locker, 5.13 r&p.

front suspension is 14" king dual rate internal bypass coilovers with the compression adjustment option on the reservoir.

rear axle is the nissan h233b rear with 5.13 gears and stock shafts. brakes have been converted to disks using pathfinder brakes.
rear suspension is 14" king dual rate coilovers.

this truck's catalytic converters and gas tank are stock and unmolested, it WILL PASS CALI SMOG without jumping through any hoops. however, it does need a new o2 sensor(s) before it gets smogged again because it is putting up a check engine light.

the engine runs great. spark plugs and timing belt were replaced around 15k miles ago. no problems with the tcase. the automatic transmission shifts well and handles offroading well, but it may be getting tired... if you think you're going to run it in king of the hammers, you might want to get another tranny, but for normal use, its perfectly fine.

some heims in the steering probably need replacing. i rebuilt the front lower links (ballistic joints) about six months ago.

with minimal work, this truck could be a reliable daily driver that you can really beat on the rocks. i drive it out to the desert, wheel it hard, and drive it home. it has about 109,000 miles.

it has a warn m8000 winch, b&m oil and transmission coolers, hella 4000 lights, and other cool stuff as well.

i'll entertain offers north of $15k. i don't have to sell it.

located in orange county, california.

thanks for looking.

Looks like a monster...GLWS!

thanks!