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It's nice that Nissan still accepts the Xterra even after being discontinued. Anyone purchased the Nismo bumper yet?
NISMO Off-Road Front Bumper
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I wants the precioussssssssssssss............
but MSRP is 1450.00 and it looks like most places are wanting at least 1299.00
Not saying it's not worth it but that's a lot of coin. I don't feel like the stock Xterra has a front bumper and this would be great to have on there.
but MSRP is 1450.00 and it looks like most places are wanting at least 1299.00
Not saying it's not worth it but that's a lot of coin. I don't feel like the stock Xterra has a front bumper and this would be great to have on there.
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It seems expensive at first.... BUT... it comes coated, and local pickup.
Depending on where you are, you may spend ~$200-$300 in shipping. Shrock is in my city and its still $220 shipping, Hefty is $315.
and $100-$300 for your choice of DIY spray or professional powder coating.
Just for example, the Hefty is $200 for powder and $315 shipping. If you take those things out of the cost and called them add-ons, Nismo would be listed as $935... or $785 (based on the $1299 cost you found).
The only wild card is the radiator skid portion as its included with the Hefty and shrockworks, but not the Nismo.
I think it would come out a wash for most people.
To be perfectly honest... its not my favorite bumper, but the cost and ease alone makes it very tempting.
Depending on where you are, you may spend ~$200-$300 in shipping. Shrock is in my city and its still $220 shipping, Hefty is $315.
and $100-$300 for your choice of DIY spray or professional powder coating.
Just for example, the Hefty is $200 for powder and $315 shipping. If you take those things out of the cost and called them add-ons, Nismo would be listed as $935... or $785 (based on the $1299 cost you found).
The only wild card is the radiator skid portion as its included with the Hefty and shrockworks, but not the Nismo.
I think it would come out a wash for most people.
To be perfectly honest... its not my favorite bumper, but the cost and ease alone makes it very tempting.
Very curious about actual weight vs listed weight as well as how easy or hard it is to install.
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Awesome, I wish they offered in Aluminum. Looking forward to the pics.
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OMG, its real! After all those teasers and the long wait, I thought maybe the current state of our supply chains and all the struggles manufacturers are having that this would end up being canceled. Please post any photos from install. What is the Nissan Part number so we can start seeing what local dealers want for it. Is anyone using a aftermark rad skid with it? I'm curious which aftermarket brands are going to be compatible, I just got my first 2 Hefty skids installed this past weekend.
Very nice. How was installing? Any trimming?
The approach angle looks to be improved. I didn't measure that before and after.
I was more concerned what it would do to the ride height. Lost 1/4' in the lift with the bumper installed. My lift consists of a Med OME.
Probably took 4-5 hours for the install. Removed the old bumper Friday night and did the installation, adjustment, and trimming on Saturday morning.
The only trimming I had to do was to the front of the inner fenders.
I was more concerned what it would do to the ride height. Lost 1/4' in the lift with the bumper installed. My lift consists of a Med OME.
Probably took 4-5 hours for the install. Removed the old bumper Friday night and did the installation, adjustment, and trimming on Saturday morning.
The only trimming I had to do was to the front of the inner fenders.
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Do they come with instructions, or is it basically figure it our yourself. Might just buy it and grind my HF skids if need be.
It came with basic instructions with a few picture. I viewed 2 or 3 you tube video's of other installs. So I had a good idea of how it was supposed to go.
The bolts circled may give you trouble They stick out into the skid plate mount area
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I see that now. I mean, you could just shave off the excess bolt which isn't exactly an ideal scenario but I don't see how you could run any aftermarket skids with this as they all use those same big bolt points from what I've seen. Or, the better solution is that Nissan comes out with that radiator skid plate soon. Honestly not a huge fan of HF front bumpers so I was hoping this would work smoothly.
Who has been able to buy from their local dealer? The first local dealer I got a response from said it had to be ordered from the official Nissan Parts | Nissan NISMO Parts & Merchandise site, which doesnt even sell to individual buyers..... Sounds like maybe they just don't want to deal with NISMO parts?
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