Nissan Frontier Gets Some NISMO Off-Road Parts

by AutoExpert   |  1 October, 2021

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At the 2021 Overland Expo West in Flagstaff, Arizona, Nissan announced new NISMO Off-Road components for the 2022 Nissan Frontier. 4.0-inch lights, an overland bed rack, a roof tent, and a performance exhaust are among the specifically designed NISMO accessories that will be included on the all-new Frontier truck.

The NISMO Off-Road rooftop is easy to set up and accommodates two people. It has three vents and a thick wall-to-wall mattress with a washable cover. This rain-proof roof tent includes a rainfly, a travel cover, and a 6.9-foot adjustable metal ladder.

NISMO Off-Road

The NISMO Off-Road overland bed rack from Nissan is designed to be easily attached to the Utili-Track system. The overland bed rack is composed of powder-coated steel and is adaptable to match customer needs. The 4.0-inch NISMO lights have watertight aluminum housings and pressure-equalizing vents. They produce 3,060 lumens and have specific cabling to run back-lighting without the primary LEDs.

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They also draw only two amps of current, making them ideal for the 2005-2021 Frontier, 2005-2015 Xterra, and 2005-2012 Pathfinder. The NISMO Off-Road performance exhaust may help improve the growling noises released by your Frontier truck when driving through a barren desert.

NISMO Off-Road

To avoid droning or excessive cabin noises, Nissan claims the stainless steel cat-back exhaust system. It is a direct bolt-on installation that requires no modifications. 2005-2020 Frontier, 2021-2022 Frontier, 2005-2015 Xterra, 2016-2021 Titan, and 2016-2021 Titan XD models are all eligible for the performance exhaust.

NISMO Off-Road

The majority of NISMO Off-Road parts are currently available, except for a few items that will be available in early 2022. Clients can get them at Nissan dealerships or order them online.

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