4 wheel drive V6 vs. 2 wheel drive V8?
Hi, Folks. I currently tow my 2014 Jayco X17Z TT with a 2002 Nissan Frontier XE 4x4, V6. It does the job, but barely. It really can't get out of it's own way. It's hard on the truck, and it's driv...
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Staying in the same size class on the vehicle who cares about the HP. Reasons why I say that, 1) HP is a calculation (torque * RPM /5252) so pick a RPM to get the number you want. 2) it is more in the gearing. If you like your Nissan keep it and go change the diff's gear ratio. 3) the stability of the TV on its weight and length will be an upgrade in stability.
Changing gears is a whole lot cheaper than a new TV unless that is the excuse you are giving the wife for a new truck :-)
Personally I would not be without a 4x4, but we boondock.
Changing gears is a whole lot cheaper than a new TV unless that is the excuse you are giving the wife for a new truck :-)
Personally I would not be without a 4x4, but we boondock.
