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Old 12-02-2007, 04:23 PM
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Frontier Baja Team?

Does anyone know about any competing Frontier offroad race teams either Baja, endurance or offroad race? Just curious as id like to see which common modifications real racers perform first, and how much Fronty is left afterwards.

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Old 12-07-2007, 06:35 PM
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team xterra racing runs a 05 X in desert racing and they are decent but the diffs have been issues for them. other then that not sure any pro teams on here, a lot of prerunner guys on here, first mod is doing a mid travel lift, either titan swap or something from SLR.
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I found a pic of a Frontier racing the Baja not too long ago. Ive been searching for the past 10 minutes but cant find it! Its out there though. Casey Currie races a Frontier in the CORR series. Suspension is always done first, Its all about geometry. Anyone can stomp on the pedal and have HP, its about putting that HP on the ground and keeping it there that makes them fast.
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I found a pic of a Frontier racing the Baja not too long ago. Ive been searching for the past 10 minutes but cant find it! Its out there though. Casey Currie races a Frontier in the CORR series. Suspension is always done first, Its all about geometry. Anyone can stomp on the pedal and have HP, its about putting that HP on the ground and keeping it there that makes them fast.
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http://www.jumplive.com/corr05b/index.html

I think not only can you learn the mods you can learn the driving style as well.
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The pic I was talking about was a Frontier going over a jump in the Baja race, not CORR. Not sure if it was the 500 or 1000.
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http://www.jumplive.com/corr05b/index.html

I think not only can you learn the mods you can learn the driving style as well.
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I remember that picture, altho, this post is pointless because I know nothing about it... altho I do remember that it appeared to have stock fenders which was suprising.
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the corr trucks are tubes and fiberglass, diffrent diffs and basicly pure custom trucks nothing other then the body lines is like a Frontier
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