[nalu's one]

Howzit, After a week of rain, Kaena Point was calling out for some fun. Lots of mud, puddles, and good times.



My wife asks if jeeps can handle better than xterras? Well, I went everywhere the jeeps did and never got stuck. Sorry for the dash footage.





The force of the water knocked off my lamp guard and bent my plate back.

The puddle was around 3-4 ft. deep I'm guessing.



We parked to watch the waves and take some pics.

We wrapped the day up with some muddy dohnuts.



That was a killer day out at the point. The xterra needs a fresh water rinse now. Stay tuned for Peacock Flats.

Aloha, nalu's one

 

[XterraPA]

Those are some good photos. There may be a little too much talk about Jeeps for my liking, but I wish it was warm enough to have shorts on too.

3-4 feet deep puddle? I'd say 2.5.

 

[Mark]

Photo number two should be up for TOTM.

And a tip...........After driving through mud that deep, when your out, put her in nutral, and rev the dngine at like 2000rpm for like 30 seconds to a min to help get some of the crap out of the alternator.

 

[USArmyX]

Photo number two should be up for TOTM.

And a tip...........After driving through mud that deep, when your out, put her in nutral, and rev the dngine at like 2000rpm for like 30 seconds to a min to help get some of the crap out of the alternator.

He already did...http://thenewx.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=7073&start=45

 

[xEDGEx]

awesome pics!

thanks for posting that tip mcampana

 

[nalu's one]

Howzit, 3-4 ft. or 2 1/2 ft. whatever! The wake was sending water well over the hood and pouring into the tops of both doors. Oh well. It took the greater part of sunday and monday to completley erase all signs of mud. My engine bay was also all mud stained, what a pain. I have a high squeaking/squealing noise coming from the belt, I'll post a question on the engine forum. Otherwise KP is always worth the effort.
Aloha, nalu's one