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Old Jan 2, 2011 | 06:47 PM
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krazy, you are running what size skinnies on the rear?? they are spares? scary on a fwd for sure...
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Originally Posted by tonedef
krazy, you are running what size skinnies on the rear?? they are spares? scary on a fwd for sure...
Even more scary on a RWD, where they are on the front and a front tire failure is much more devastating. He ran spare tire skinnies at the track recently, not for the 12.9 PB.
Old Jan 2, 2011 | 07:20 PM
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crazy, i was thinking about some 4.5" weld skinnies but im scared. lol...
Old Jan 2, 2011 | 07:22 PM
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crazy, i was thinking about some 4.5" weld skinnies but im scared. lol...
I don't think you understand. Skinnies are both fine and safe when they are actually rated for the speeds you're taking them to, as is the case with the weld wheels and appropriate skinnies you would buy to put on them.

Using spare tire donuts that are rated for 50mph is a different story entirely...
Old Jan 2, 2011 | 07:32 PM
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yeah, i do understand.. just in the case the car gets squirrely which is not very likely without a turn via FWD. i am sure it is safe, especially on some welds, just being cautious as i have some experience with a spare on the rear for a day or so and the fun i had with it. lol... nvm.
Old Jan 2, 2011 | 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by tonedef
yeah, i do understand.. just in the case the car gets squirrely which is not very likely without a turn via FWD. i am sure it is safe, especially on some welds, just being cautious as i have some experience with a spare on the rear for a day or so and the fun i had with it. lol... nvm.
Well with 1 spare on the rear it's a different experience.

2 skinnies that are made to take the speed and properly inflated aren't dangerous. I don't see having any issues with the rearend coming unplanted on a FWD. Your ability to hold the car still during the burnout will be decreased and the brakes won't work as well at their max due to the reduced tread width. Not too big a deal.
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Did someone mention trapping 112MPH N/A?

Good luck.. you'll need a lot of it.

I'm biased but I say stick with nitrous.
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Originally Posted by 2002AltimateV6
Did someone mention trapping 112MPH N/A?

Good luck.. you'll need a lot of it.

I'm biased but I say stick with nitrous.
I had nitrous for less than a month. Just halfass slapped on a kit, ran a few bottles through it including a track day, then sold it for more than I paid. Was just for fun, don't want to consistently spray my daily.

We've already seen JayPee trap over 110mph with just boltons, cams, and a VAFC tune. With more weight reduction and tuning plus the perfect day, it's possible.

Aaron has trapped over 114 already in an automatic with S1 cams, headwork, full boltons, and UTEC tune. Sure, it weighs around 2700 lbs, but this certainly sets our sights high for traps on the 6-speed cars.
Old Jan 3, 2011 | 08:37 PM
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Awesome deal on the skinnies! I've seen those be good for 1-2mph traps on 12-13 second domestics, couldn't be too much different for us. Plus the weight reduction...

I'm a little more stoked to hit the track again after looking back over some timeslips and comparing. I won't clutter your thread with the slips, but I may actually do some weight reduction while I'm at it to see how much I can squeeze out of it with the current setup before it goes under the knife for a few changes and real dyno tuning this spring.

I've been playing with some fun formulas to determine what will do me best for intake length and piping diameter and will be making some changes to my current setup to go along with a SSIM. It will be interesting to see how this all pans out in dyno comparisons.
Yeah, I'm all about weight reduction.

Feel free to clutter this thread. If it deals with a sick maxima, which yours is, it's cool.

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krazy, you are running what size skinnies on the rear?? they are spares? scary on a fwd for sure...
They are 15x4 wheels with nexen 165/80-15 tires. I've ran spares before, but now I have tires rated for higher speeds. The car floats around a little bit when doing over 80mph on the skinnies. Nothing that can't be controlled. It's not scary.
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crazy, i was thinking about some 4.5" weld skinnies but im scared. lol...
Do it, if you're scared go to church.
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I had nitrous for less than a month. Just halfass slapped on a kit, ran a few bottles through it including a track day, then sold it for more than I paid. .
That's the way to do it. Did the same thing with my camaro. I love selling parts for more then you buy them for.
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Originally Posted by krazy6
Yeah, I'm all about weight reduction.

Feel free to clutter this thread. If it deals with a sick maxima, which yours is, it's cool.

That's the way to do it. Did the same thing with my camaro. I love selling parts for more then you buy them for.
Yeah did the same thing with my Kinetix IM. Got it for extremely cheap then sold it for over 200 more than I paid with a port matched LIM to go with it.

Ok here comes some clutter.

0 DA, PB trap run from 2009 (#77). Passenger seat and all tools removed, stripped trunk.


1800 DA, PB trap and ET runs from this year (#1). This is with 100% full weight, even a bag of tools and my torque wrench left in the car because nobody was there with me to watch my stuff and keep it from getting stolen.




If I can drop 100-150lbs, hook equally as well in a 0ish DA, should be some pretty nice times to be had.

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Old Jan 3, 2011 | 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by sparks03max
If I can drop 100-150lbs, hook equally as well in a 0ish DA, should be some pretty nice times to be had.
It will be easy to drop 150lbs. I guess it depends on what you want to keep in the car though.
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Originally Posted by krazy6
It will be easy to drop 150lbs. I guess it depends on what you want to keep in the car though.
Yeah and how much time I'm willing to spend doing it, lol
Old Jan 4, 2011 | 12:33 PM
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Yeah and how much time I'm willing to spend doing it, lol
I was actually surprised by how easy the car was to take apart. It wasn't bad taking out all the stuff.

I put the full interior back in now, gonna take it back out again when the season starts.
Old Jan 4, 2011 | 12:46 PM
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I was going to remove my bumper supports a while back but upon inspection I noticed they are made from some sort of fiber/plastic material. How much do u think they way krazy?
Old Jan 4, 2011 | 01:23 PM
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I was going to remove my bumper supports a while back but upon inspection I noticed they are made from some sort of fiber/plastic material. How much do u think they way krazy?
Front one is metal and I'd say about 10lbs. Rear one is some other material like you said. The rear one has been out so long I can't remember now. It's probably around 10lbs too.

Every little bit adds up.
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Originally Posted by krazy6
Front one is metal and I'd say about 10lbs. Rear one is some other material like you said. The rear one has been out so long I can't remember now. It's probably around 10lbs too.

Every little bit adds up.
Yeah when stripping my RX-7, it was pretty easy to get the concept with weight reduction in a car that a whole bunch of small weight reductions eventually adds up to a large amount. Even dremeling off and removing pointless brackets helps.

I probably won't remove the sound deadening in my car, but I may pull out the whole interior among lots of other small things if I end up setting my sights on that 12.51. Shoot, I can do even more weight reduction if I work out a few times a week.
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Originally Posted by sparks03max
Yeah when stripping my RX-7, it was pretty easy to get the concept with weight reduction in a car that a whole bunch of small weight reductions eventually adds up to a large amount. Even dremeling off and removing pointless brackets helps.

I probably won't remove the sound deadening in my car, but I may pull out the whole interior among lots of other small things if I end up setting my sights on that 12.51. Shoot, I can do even more weight reduction if I work out a few times a week.
Yeah, that's the truth. It all adds up.

That'd be awesome if you run the 12.51.

My goal is to run consistent high 12s. I am gonna see about fitting some 5.5 gen brakes in the front so I can run some 15" wheels. Then some 24.5s will find their way on the car and I'll be able to hook.

I could afford to lose a couple pounds myself.
Old Apr 5, 2011 | 07:15 AM
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seriously word up on the 12.9 run!!! i knew this car was capable of doing better than 14.4 on an almost stock setup ,gives a brother hope! lollll hey by the way i dd like to get slicks what size would be ideal to purchase ???
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seriously word up on the 12.9 run!!! i knew this car was capable of doing better than 14.4 on an almost stock setup ,gives a brother hope! lollll hey by the way i dd like to get slicks what size would be ideal to purchase ???
There are no slicks avaiable in a 16" or 17" wheel size. Just drag radials and bias ply ET Streets.

I ran a 26x11.50-16 Mickey Thompson ET STREET.
I had to grind the calipers to fit the 16" wheels though.
Old Nov 15, 2011 | 11:11 PM
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Insane!!!
I didnt think 6th gens times could be that low with such little modding
I must learn your ways!!!
Old Nov 16, 2011 | 09:04 AM
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Insane!!!
I didnt think 6th gens times could be that low with such little modding
I must learn your ways!!!
Thanks.

The key is making the car light and having the 6 speed.
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Thanks.

The key is making the car light and having the 6 speed.
... and having a BIG roll of blue painter's tape for a Maxima diaper......
Old Nov 16, 2011 | 12:44 PM
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... and having a BIG roll of blue painter's tape for a Maxima diaper......
Of course, how could I forget that.
Old Nov 20, 2011 | 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by krazy6
I was really excited when I got this slip! A lot of hard work has paid off right here.
Ran a couple of other passes, but could not get the car to hook. All passes were around 106-107MPH.

Runs were made at KCIR. Density Altitude: 1712 feet || Relative Density: 95.08 %
http://www.dragtimes.com/da-density-...time=1:54%20PM

Here are the mods:
Fujita intake
3" exhaust back to a single magnaflow muffler (Still running the stock exhaust manifolds and stock cats)
NWP spacers
NWP Block off plate
15lb Lawnmower battery (only cost $25 at walmart)
26x11.5-16 ET Streets mounted on FD RX7 wheels (super lightweight)
Lots of weight reduction
Blue tape rear "diffuser". (Blocks off the air gap between the gas tank and the rear bumper cover. Reduced drag a lot. When you see honda civics with holes in the rear bumper, this is pretty much doing the same thing. Diverting the air from getting trapped in the rear bumper. I gained a lot of mph from last time with this being pretty much the only change.)
I didn't use the spare tire skinnies this time, as this track would not allow it.

Really simple setup with very little money invested.
My goal was to hit 12s without headers and a tune. If I can get the car too hook, it should run some 12.7s in the near future.

Here is the good stuff:

Maxima in "race" trim

Me and Harold's(Grey99max) beast! Harold is living proof that this 12 second pass happened.

Here is the motor, nothing special.

Here is proof of the stock manifolds

Here is my amazingly ghetto but functional "diffuser"
Gained ~2mph with just this change.

Here are the slips:

Spun a little bit on the launch. I was super excited when I got my 12.9 slip.

Spun quite a bit on the launch.

Spun a lot on the launch.

Car feels really good. Absolutely lights up the street tires on the street.
Let me know what you guys think!
Bro how is it possible you're running such great times.I am getting there and after watch your thread I got a lot of help.
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Hey wassup man.Quick question,do you think my GTR bodykit contributed to such a poor 1/4 mile time?
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Hey wassup man.Quick question,do you think my GTR bodykit contributed to such a poor 1/4 mile time?
No, I just think you need more practice.
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impressive numbers
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impressive numbers
Thanks.
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Nice time!
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It's really hard to believe the 6thgen does that good without spray or turbo but I gotta give you the benefit of the doubt. I don't think someone will post pics of their car,race slips and engine bay for just bragging right.

If my car goes that fast i'd be laughing
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Originally Posted by mrjasonlyrics
It's really hard to believe the 6thgen does that good without spray or turbo but I gotta give you the benefit of the doubt. I don't think someone will post pics of their car,race slips and engine bay for just bragging right.

If my car goes that fast i'd be laughing
I met him there that day in Kansas City, and that car is bad-azz fast. You should have seen the blisters on the MT ET street tires when he was done with three runs! I had a ride in his car another time, and he is a Krazy-fast shifter. I like it.

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Originally Posted by grey99max
I met him there that day in Kansas City, and that car is bad-azz fast. You should have seen the blisters on the MT ET street tires when he was done with three runs! I had a ride in his car another time, and he is a Krazy-fast shifter. I like it.
Yeah I believe his times are ligit. I have a long way but with the help of other members I can make a name for myself. Can't wait to get on the strips
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Originally Posted by mrjasonlyrics
It's really hard to believe the 6thgen does that good without spray or turbo but I gotta give you the benefit of the doubt. I don't think someone will post pics of their car,race slips and engine bay for just bragging right.

If my car goes that fast i'd be laughing
Yeah, no reason for me to lie.
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I met him there that day in Kansas City, and that car is bad-azz fast. You should have seen the blisters on the MT ET street tires when he was done with three runs! I had a ride in his car another time, and he is a Krazy-fast shifter. I like it.
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by mrjasonlyrics
It's really hard to believe the 6thgen does that good without spray or turbo but I gotta give you the benefit of the doubt. I don't think someone will post pics of their car,race slips and engine bay for just bragging right.

If my car goes that fast i'd be laughing
On N2o or Boost his traps would've been waaaaaaaay higher...... easily believable times
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I hope my car does a really good time. I think the slicks will help on the launch so I'm considering it. Definitely motivated
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Thread resurrection.......Great times man, congrats! You must've taken what, 4-500lbs out of the car? That's a great trap as well for such little mods. Have you ever dyno'd? Lightweight 16s definitely helped in your efforts as well. Not only for ET, but trap speed as well.

I haven't posted here in awhile, ever since my buddy got rid of his 4G Max. I just came on to see what some of the Max's are running as far as 1/4 mile times for comparison and came across this. Very impressive. Hopefully I will be joining you in the 12s soon
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Impressive indeed.
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Thread resurrection.......Great times man, congrats! You must've taken what, 4-500lbs out of the car? That's a great trap as well for such little mods. Have you ever dyno'd? Lightweight 16s definitely helped in your efforts as well. Not only for ET, but trap speed as well.

I haven't posted here in awhile, ever since my buddy got rid of his 4G Max. I just came on to see what some of the Max's are running as far as 1/4 mile times for comparison and came across this. Very impressive. Hopefully I will be joining you in the 12s soon
Took about 600lbs out of the car. Thanks man! Never dynoed the car, I could careless lol, the trap speed tells all.
Yeah those 16inch wheels were only 13.8lbs each. The 2 16" wheels /slicks were 50lbs lighter than the 2 stock wheels/tires.

Good luck on hitting 12s man! Was a fun time for me!
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Impressive indeed.
Thanks man!
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Took about 600lbs out of the car. Thanks man! Never dynoed the car, I could careless lol, the trap speed tells all.
Yeah those 16inch wheels were only 13.8lbs each. The 2 16" wheels /slicks were 50lbs lighter than the 2 stock wheels/tires.

Good luck on hitting 12s man! Was a fun time for me!


Thanks man!
Yo krazy6 honestly I would love to know what you're putting down. I just don't understand this dyno thing because I did mine lastnight and got 239whp when other guys with the same setup altima is getting 255whp+ at a different dyno. I still got a few troubled codes but I don't think it will rob me that much

Dyno guy said get rid of the codes and run it again
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Yo krazy6 honestly I would love to know what you're putting down. I just don't understand this dyno thing because I did mine lastnight and got 239whp when other guys with the same setup altima is getting 255whp+ at a different dyno. I still got a few troubled codes but I don't think it will rob me that much

Dyno guy said get rid of the codes and run it again

Dyno's all read differen't for the most part some more than other's. I went on one and made 328/305 and another i made 287/250 and they were 6 months apart and the car was running exactly the same. Dynojet usually reads the highest and from what i see Dyno Dynamics seem to read the lowest.

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