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Help choosing first wetsuit? Roka, Xterra, other? : r triathlon - Reddit So you can almost always get the Xterra vector pro on sale by using Google Google Xterra wetsuits and use one of the ad links It takes you to a site on Xterra where things are always 70% off I used a vector pro for several years before spending the money on my roka The roka is definitely nicer, more mobile, and I feel like I can breathe in it a bit easier It's a Benz vs Honda The Honda
Xterra Vortex Fullsuit wetsuit - Love it, or not? : r triathlon Xterra - love all their products I personally got the sleeveless, because at that price point, the material in the shoulders is stiffer, and that was not going to work for me Sleeveless Xterra Vortex plus some cheap neoprene armsleeves and that works great for me for all but cold cold races
Why are Xterras so cheap for what they are? : r XTerra - Reddit This kinda put the Xterra into the same class as other econo-suvs like the Ford Escape, Jeep Liberty, and Toyota Rav4 Nissan in general was considered a lower tier economy brand in an era when most people wanted feature loaded V8 4x4s like the Ford Explorer, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Toyota 4Runner, and Hummer
Camshaft position sensor replacement? : r XTerra - Reddit This sound like exactly what happened to me According to my mech, a former Nissan guy, they made crappy sensors for these that are infamous for failing You need to take of the front passenger wheel to change it and maybe need a special joint on your socket The replacement is a different part number, they supposedly fixed it This is a known issue These fail Relax a little
How reliable are 2004 Nissan xterras ? : r XTerra - Reddit Hard to say It really comes down to how they’ve been maintained by the previous owners It’s a 20 year old vehicle so they’re probably going to have some quirks no matter what My 2003 blew an engine at 175,000 miles, went through 3 distributors in two years, and finally blew a head gasket in the salvage engine around 240,000 miles That being said, I bought it with 160,000 miles, so