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Old 01-15-2009, 03:00 PM
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someone post a pic of their stock intake box velocity stack?
from the side would be nice. Size of opening would be nice. I think it's 3"?
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what is this? the tube from under the headlight to the box? or the tube to the engine?
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what is this? the tube from under the headlight to the box? or the tube to the engine?
I think he's talking about the metal, funnel shaped peice that's inside the upper part of the airbox. It's located just before the mafs.

Why do you need pics of this Jeff?
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Old 01-15-2009, 03:21 PM
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I want to know what it looks like. If it's longer than what's on my G airbox, it could be a cheap way to getting a longer one.
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on the vg, its about 1/2 inch deep or so, and yeah, it looks to be 3" diameter.
sorry, no pics. its cold outside, my fingers were getting stiff, and my cam wouldn't focus/flash right.
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Mine is sitting in a box so I can take a photo of it once I'm home.
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i just measured my old one. it is 1.25" deep.. the straight portion alone is 13/16" deep.

the opening is 2.75" @ the MAF, and the flare is 3.5" across

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Awesome info. Thanks guys.
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Anyone have one that they can send me? Box could be broken or whatever. I only need the velocity stack portion. thx
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Anyone have one that they can send me? Box could be broken or whatever. I only need the velocity stack portion. thx
pm addy? in return: paypal addy
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http://forums.maxima.org/private.php?do=newpm&u=114

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will an aluminum aftermarket adapter be better? or do you need the stock unit? (bendability?)
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Old 01-20-2009, 12:07 PM
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So Nissan better engineered the VE/VG's than the VQ?



I might have one in the garage but I'm not sure. I can as my mom to take a look tomorrow. I think I might have thrown away all my old air box stuff though :-/
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Originally Posted by MrGone
So Nissan better engineered the VE/VG's than the VQ?



I might have one in the garage but I'm not sure. I can as my mom to take a look tomorrow. I think I might have thrown away all my old air box stuff though :-/
HAY
i have dibs on this ... i PM'd him but he hasn't responded
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Originally Posted by CapedCadaver
HAY
i have dibs on this ... i PM'd him but he hasn't responded
Jeff likes free 3rd gen parts..
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Jeff likes free 3rd gen parts..
here as well
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Old 01-26-2009, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by MrGone
So Nissan better engineered the VE/VG's than the VQ?



I might have one in the garage but I'm not sure. I can as my mom to take a look tomorrow. I think I might have thrown away all my old air box stuff though :-/
LMK thanks.

Sorry cape I still might buy it if I get totally lazy
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Old 01-29-2009, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Update?
update on what? from whom? i'm confused now
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Update?
Do you still need one? PM me so we can work it the details and I'll send it tomorrow.
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Old 01-30-2009, 08:28 AM
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i got the stock box, its just layin in my porch, you can have it for the price of shipping, im in canada
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I don't have one for sale, sorry..
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jeff.. I PM'd you about this on Jan20.. never got a response.... nb4everyoneelse
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Originally Posted by CapedCadaver
i just measured my old one. it is 1.25" deep.. the straight portion alone is 13/16" deep.

the opening is 2.75" @ the MAF, and the flare is 3.5" across

From which model maxima is this from? VE?

I got one from a GXE and it's only about 3/4" deep. If your's is actually 1.25" deep (tip of horn to base), then I'm still interested.

If it's from a VE (specify 5sp or auto), looks like even diff maximas got diff sizes.
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
From which model maxima is this from? VE?

I got one from a GXE and it's only about 3/4" deep. If your's is actually 1.25" deep (tip of horn to base), then I'm still interested.

If it's from a VE (specify 5sp or auto), looks like even diff maximas got diff sizes.
that's from a 90GXE (my car). but yea the specs i listed are accurate.
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Uh scratch this idea. Won't work. Thanks for the info guys
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What are you concocting Jeff? I replied to your post in the GB thread BTW.
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Trying to get a larger velocity stack for my G. I thought the maxima ones would work but the bolt pattern is completely diff. Before I found that out, I was thinking of mounting your maf adaptor backwards. ie.. inside the airbox. But one problem is your adaptor doesn't have the bell opening like a velocity stack has.
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