RWD 2nd gen Maxima..
09-17-2011, 05:27 PM
#241
Sorry to All about the evap testing, Im usually the first to ream someone for being wrong and I guess its my turn now.
A combo of moving from CA having never had a evap test or visual inspection of one and the leaking gas cap test here in chicago (which I've passed with no evap canister) lead me to ASSume. Ill be quiet now.
A combo of moving from CA having never had a evap test or visual inspection of one and the leaking gas cap test here in chicago (which I've passed with no evap canister) lead me to ASSume. Ill be quiet now.
09-20-2011, 06:58 PM
#244
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I looked up the California Application chart for Cats and found that a Magnaflow 36306 is what you need if you don't mind going generic:
The prices aren't that bad actually on Fee-bay:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=....c0.m270.l1313
Of course if you know someone that lives in another state, you could probably have a highflow cat shipped to them, and then have them ship it to you. Since it sounds like you will be doing your own exhaust, you can install it and if a Smog shop says anything, you can just say that the cat was installed prior to the law taking effect (I think it was 1/1/2009). If they ask why the pipes are so shiny just tell em you only drive her on special occasions? :shrug:
The prices aren't that bad actually on Fee-bay:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=....c0.m270.l1313
Of course if you know someone that lives in another state, you could probably have a highflow cat shipped to them, and then have them ship it to you. Since it sounds like you will be doing your own exhaust, you can install it and if a Smog shop says anything, you can just say that the cat was installed prior to the law taking effect (I think it was 1/1/2009). If they ask why the pipes are so shiny just tell em you only drive her on special occasions? :shrug:
10-19-2011, 01:44 PM
#247
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Props to the man that can take on such a big project while still juggling a vacation, wife, and kids lol!
I always look forward to updates
Btw did you decide what you were going to do about the Cat and Smog etc?
I always look forward to updates
Btw did you decide what you were going to do about the Cat and Smog etc?
11-03-2011, 09:50 AM
#248
Man this sounds like my life too.... Anniversary> 2 weeks b4> Wife's bday> 2weeks b4> my bday> 2 weeks b4> thanks(taking)giving)> then of course Xmas time right around the corner> not to mention all the folks that want their cars worked on!
11-05-2011, 09:46 PM
#249
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Can't wait to see and hear the finished product! Awesome work and delivery, Big-E!!! I've dreamed of having a RWD/AWD 3rd gen Maxima and now I see what it would take. How easy/possible do you think it would be to do an AWD version of this in a 3rd gen? Just gotta ask, 'cause I'd love to do a Skyline AWD TT conversion on a 4 door Maxima! B)
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11-06-2011, 09:16 PM
#250
Can't wait to see and hear the finished product! Awesome work and delivery, Big-E!!! I've dreamed of having a RWD/AWD 3rd gen Maxima and now I see what it would take. How easy/possible do you think it would be to do an AWD version of this in a 3rd gen? Just gotta ask, 'cause I'd love to do a Skyline AWD TT conversion on a 4 door Maxima! B)
-Mark
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11-12-2011, 12:37 PM
#253
go tthe belts, gangster ko4050 for those that want to delete power steering and ac on a second gen
found the tranny fluid at a napa<- in a hidden location in spring valley 35$ bucks a gallon cheap!
got some gas, and the last wire for puel pump relay. havent finished exhaust yet but ima start it anyways with the downpipe installed if itl let me without the o2 hooked up.
its raining now so im on delay till it stops
found the tranny fluid at a napa<- in a hidden location in spring valley 35$ bucks a gallon cheap!
got some gas, and the last wire for puel pump relay. havent finished exhaust yet but ima start it anyways with the downpipe installed if itl let me without the o2 hooked up.
its raining now so im on delay till it stops
11-14-2011, 09:48 AM
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Not easy. First you have to figure what trans your gonna find that is awd and hooks up to your VG. Second that is a whole lot of fab work hes doing (one of a kind). Hence why no one else has attempted or willing to attempt. Easier to just source a 1st gen. Once you topple those hurdles you then gotta make it run right. Not saying it can't be done just gotta have the pockets, know how, tools and motivation to accomplish what your asking.
11-15-2011, 07:08 PM
#255
11-15-2011, 07:29 PM
#256
not that easy, theyre not even common here. ive seen one running in person before and im pretty sure this is the same onehttp://edmonton.kijiji.ca/c-cars-veh...AdIdZ327966939
you can bore a RB26 to 3.0L though, ive seen it done
easiest to just get a 1st gen as said, between having to move the gas tank, make a trans tunnel, room for the diff and driveshaft, and moving the firewall back to fit a straight 6 youre best off getting a 1st gen and throwing in a RB20
11-16-2011, 12:31 AM
#257
11-19-2011, 02:57 PM
#258
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any updates yet. I know you said things were going to be getting busy... just wondering if anything else has came in or been done.. It took me forever to read all 7 pages but worth it awesome project cant wait to see it. Also do you have any videos of your tt running before you did this swap? i have seen the exhaust clip and other videos
11-21-2011, 07:01 PM
#259
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12-27-2011, 03:19 AM
#261
catylitic converter on the way, all other expensive trips are outta the way for now.
should be done anytime now, just gotta get the cat welded in and ill be good to go, not gonna run any ac whatsoever for now till i get the defroster taken care of should be easy
should be done anytime now, just gotta get the cat welded in and ill be good to go, not gonna run any ac whatsoever for now till i get the defroster taken care of should be easy
01-03-2012, 03:07 PM
#266
now shut up you maxima feinds lol.
exhaust is done for the most part gonna get a clamp to clamp the miffler and be done with it.
nees to get some sway bar spacers for the mount just need to space it about 3/8 of an inch and ill be good.
01-06-2012, 01:42 AM
#268
Smart move reinforcing the gap between support rails. Might want to look into linking each pair of mounting points with additional tubing, preferably welded to the tube structure and alongside the rails themselves. I know it needs to be removable, but it doesn't seem like those 4 bolts would hold up well under stress. Course there's only so much I can tell from a pic, the tunnel itself helps and of course the transmission..
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01-07-2012, 09:32 AM
#269
What size tubing is that exhaust.....3"? Cause it looks like a 2.5"er ...
01-07-2012, 11:04 PM
#270
I found the answer... On a previous reply regarding your exhaust tubing size...Damn I've got good eyes!
01-30-2012, 02:21 AM
#278
Well there's a 81 Maxima forsale in Kansas City for $350...that'll be classic!
http://forums.maxima.org/maximas-sal...ml#post8345175
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02-07-2012, 03:35 AM
#279
after the long delay of finding out why this mitch wont start, ok got it to turn over was the automatic neutral interlock switch-to-clutch harness i made was missing LOL! but ima run it like this (with no gas) for a while to see which line the oil comes out of first for the oil relocation/cooler setup, hook it up then ima start it. sometime this week, soooo excited lol!
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