It's a bit pricy, but I'm running the Nismo alum radiator for BCNR33, **21400-RSR35**, I was able to order it from my local Nissan dealer, so no shipping cost, free pickup. OEM fitment with stock shroud and fan. I'm running big single, 515 awhp, and I never see temps over 75C.
I had KYBs, they’re nice for the price.
I got exactly those tires from walmart last blk friday and they are good tires, feel safe in snow and rain, work well on the soft soft sand, and are only a little noisier than the stock hankooks my frontier came with. They cost me probably a mile per gallon in efficiency.
'23 Venture+ - just crossed 36,000 miles on the odometer. Not a single software or mechanical related issue with the vehicle. Only done routine maintenance, tire rotations every 7500 miles (still on original OEM Alenza's) two cabin filters and a complementary brake fluid replacement service.
This is why I like that in my Nissan titan I can angle the headlights myself from the drivers seat if they are too low or too high
I had an ‘88 I inherited from my dad that went to almost 480k miles until I tore up the transmission.
The Idemitsu fluid is not your problem. The CVT failure is just luck if the draw. Idemitsu is the OE supplier to Nissan for CVT fluid
Add to that the quickie oil change places are scared of stripping the bolt and breaking the plastic pan so they have to “evac” the oil out instead of draining it which means it’s rarely a quick stop.
If it comes with the oem Falken tires get rid of them immediately as they will wear out very quickly.
The oil pan in plastic with a brass fitting for the drain plug. I’ve been changing the oil myself and the whole fitting came out. The dealership has a replacement oil pan that is still plastic and the new drain plug is plastic and one time use. Every oil change you will need to buy a new drain plug. They wanted $265. Had to purchase an aftermarket aluminum oil pan for $300. The issues is not an official recall at the moment but this is a huge design flaw and Nissan being cheap. I would not purchase unless you are prepared to replace the oil pan
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