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Originally Posted by Nissanloyalist
Just to clarify there is no difference in tire load rating, shocks or transmission cooling from the factory. ALL Titans have transmission coolers in them and the big tow package gives you the temp guage. All the shocks and tires are the same between big tow or not. Only the off-road package gives different shocks or tire options. The difference is the gear ratio. The big tow is geared lower for more torque. The tow mode on the titan is just to change shift points in the transmission. Nissan was quoted as saying it ( tow mode) is to have the titan shift feel the same as towing or not. The shift points are only changed in first thru third gear. I have had 5 RV's now (couldn't find the one I wanted) ranging from 18' to 32' TT's and now have a 5er 28'. This is just to show I have done extensive research on towing with my Titan.  |
ok. I'll go to work and ask, but the I know for sure that there are different brake actuators and brake boosters because I personally install them. I have a plain jane actuator which has a letter on it. J. the ones that come on the tow packages are L for 4WD and M for 2WD. My brake booster is plain jane. the brake booster and actuators coincide. All the Armadas and Trucks with curtain Air bags get the B actuators and C brake boosters. The strongest we got. trust me I know. back in 06 05, the actuator letter was A. Letters change with engineering changes. brake pedals too. I have adjustable brakes and accelerator pedal. I assumed we put in different transmission cooling systems because we offer an after market for them. I think they might come standard now but not back then. thats why I said that. probably stupid me though. plus if you research at a dealership, they don't know squat. Figured that out when I bout mine. didn't let them know I worked there and he tried to make me pay for step rails sayin they added it when it's done at the factory in UNDERBODY. freakin liar.