SLR's Xterra
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View Full Version : SLR's Xterra SLR's Xterra Schludwiller 08-22-2001, 01:35 AM Schludwiller 08-22-2001, 01:36 AM Actually the shot of the shocks are on this one. Schludwiller 08-22-2001, 01:37 AM Sure is dry in Arizona. I haven't seen a differential that clean since ChuckH's. :D ChuckH 08-22-2001, 01:48 AM haha...funny! :finger: Are you sure those aren't just chromed Bilsteins? I bet they are. I'm glad SLR is developing stuff, but those bumper thingies they put on their X are really horrible looking and probably not that sturdy. What are they thinking? xoc 08-22-2001, 03:19 AM Those are still Bilsteins. The rear shackle is a new 1" to go with the SLR lift. Schludwiller 08-22-2001, 09:38 AM Originally posted by ChuckH haha...funny! :finger: Are you sure those aren't just chromed Bilsteins? I bet they are. I thought yellow Xterra guys couldn't get enough yellow stuff on their trucks. :D rhombus 08-22-2001, 11:19 AM Originally posted by ChuckH I'm glad SLR is developing stuff, but those bumper thingies they put on their X are really horrible looking and probably not that sturdy. What are they thinking? I think that they are more for racing over the desert and to stop the X from flipping forward/backward. I could be wrong though. ScottG 08-22-2001, 11:24 AM Yep, I think those are Bilsteins. I have seen those in some of the offroad magazines. I believe that they have a seperate reservoir that holds the shock's oil/gas. Those shocks are probably much more expensive than the Bilsteins we have been buying. I doubt that they are chrome. You guys think that everything that is'nt powder coated black is chrome :D wqbang 08-22-2001, 01:58 PM They look like the 7100 series Bilsteins: http://www.bilstein.com/products/7100page.html http://www.bilstein.com/products/art/7100shock.jpg Schludwiller 08-23-2001, 12:04 PM Nitrogen charged with a Schrader valve for variable nitrogen rates. Apparently the shocks are owner rebuildable and you can get different vaulving kits too. SLR carries them. Related Links Participate in thousands of discussions at AutomotiveForums.com! Registration is absolutely free. |