Here's some pics of the Maxima I took back in October when it was nice out with some interior shots too. Also in there are some pics of my sled and a picture of my Jeep.

Can anyone tell me where the plug coming out of the MAF wire plugs into? I remember looking awhile back with no findings. It has always been disconnected.

http://photobucket.com/albums/d35/maxitech/

 

I tell ya, I take the time to post some new pics and no one will even make a comment. It's winter and I'm bored!

 

Yup that's a maxima all right

 

no VE no care

 

No ve 5 speed.....No care....

 

No parkin lot drifting.....no care

 

no **** stars no care ...................... ..................

 

That plug goes into the canister thats mounted on the drivers side shock tower.

Nice rims.

~Alex

 

Any idea what the canister does? I will investigate tomorrow otherwise.

 

something about vaccume booster/holder. Im pretty sure it suppost to keep the vaccume higher or longer for the egr and other stuff like that. But its been a while since Ive paid attention to it.

~Alex

 

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Hey I did the same thing to my grill. Black out front all the way!


Sorry about your Eagles Chris.

 

Doesn't seem to fit on...I remember trying it awhile back. The connecter is a plug or wiring harness. The thing on the canister is a flat metal prong.

 

Not feeling those wheels

 

better than Lexus wheels....

 

if youre in florida how are you going to feel his wheels in michigan.

 

Long feelers??????

 

Sorry about your Eagles Chris. [/QUOTE]

let us never speak of them again . . . fan since 6 years of age

 

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ba - zing!

 

Eh, is there like a 3 inch gap between your tire and wheel well or is it just me? Any way, those rims look a little goofy. Sorry.

 

It's getting lowered soon enough. Besides, no 3rd gen, no care.

 

you replaced the speakers and stereo.. im new to this site but i like your maxima.. i esp like Jon91SE's maxima.. wasn't it a pain to replace the speakers?

 

Thanks for noticing. I did that in the spring. I removed the whole stock layout then took some 6x9 boxes, cut the faces off of them at a shallow angle, drilled holes thru the metal and screwed them down. I used this method on an accord I had awhile back as well. This makes it so the 6x9s are slightly raised and can sit in the stock hole. The speaker magnet still sits in the hole. FYI...The speakers in back are Polk DX9s and front are Infinity Kappas (forget what size, close to stock).