WalkaboutTed
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This is a Nissan Nv 3500 RWD hightop, limited slip differential and stock tires. Taking the above numbers in mind (picture math teacher using trignometry to determine the angles pertaining to our position), what kind of limitations do we have as far as fire, forest roads and light 4wd trails? Also, how would our weight (low center of gravity, but almost at gross vehicle weight (10,000#) hurt or help? As we're so close to having the van done that we can taste it, I'm now looking forward and planning our meanderings. You would be shocked at the types of terrain I driven with a rented Toyota Corolla, minivans and my Element. But those were lightweight, unlike the van we have now. I'm a lot more aggressive driving than my hubby, so I'm more likely to push the envelope of vehicle ability.
Also, how deep water has anyone driven through with their cargo van?
I have no problem with pinstripes and divots as long as they don't interfere with function. And also, to keep in mind, there a metal plate underneath, protecting the gas tank.
We may be replacing the tires sooner than later depending on vehicle behavior.
Also, how deep water has anyone driven through with their cargo van?
I have no problem with pinstripes and divots as long as they don't interfere with function. And also, to keep in mind, there a metal plate underneath, protecting the gas tank.
We may be replacing the tires sooner than later depending on vehicle behavior.