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Here are some how 2's I put togethere
Resetting Maxima ECU http://www.brianv.net/ecu.html Installing Generic Cone Intake - Instructions & Pics http://www.brianv.net/filter.html Clearing Taillights 97+ Maxima - Instructions & Pics http://www.brianv.net/taillights.html Citylights Install - Just pictures & stuff http://www.brianv.net/citylight.html Subwoofer Install - Just pictures & stuff http://www.brianv.net/stereo.html Hope you guys enjoy. |
great how2's
is it alright if i use those how 2's on my site. thanx man
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Yeah u can use the How2's. Are you linking to my page or copying the data? Doesn't really matter to me.
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im just linking to your site, i don't want to steal the show here, im just spreading the wealth.
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Aight good lookin out. I will be doing more of these How2's as I get the opportunity to.
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Nice..
thats the first time i've seen the intake done like that. did you just figure it out or am i really really slow? does it stay on good? it seems like the gold piece is to small to hold it firmly but i really cant see it in the pics. i will probably be doing this tomorrow.
o yeah, was that sensor that you tied up, was that from the very bottom of the "ram air" thing? if it is, can you explain what you did there? |
Re: Nice..
i dont know how to do any of the things that you have listed and will prob never use them but thats phat that you took the time to help so many other ppl out. THANKS.
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Originally posted by BrianV Here are some how 2's I put togethere Resetting Maxima ECU http://www.brianv.net/ecu.html Installing Generic Cone Intake - Instructions & Pics http://www.brianv.net/filter.html Clearing Taillights 97+ Maxima - Instructions & Pics http://www.brianv.net/taillights.html Citylights Install - Just pictures & stuff http://www.brianv.net/citylight.html Subwoofer Install - Just pictures & stuff http://www.brianv.net/stereo.html Hope you guys enjoy. city lights!!! damn the good old days... well if anyone wants to trade headlights with me to put city lights since mine are pre-drilled email me. btw, nice instruc. brian! |
Thanks Steve
To the guy with the question about the intake staying on. Well I thought that fabrication up when I installed that same cone on my maxima before I got the CAI. I just decided to give it to my friend to help him out. I was dressed in a suit and tie so I just supervised and took pics. Normally I'm the one getting my hands dirty. Anyways, I haven't had any problems with it falling off. I only ran it for like 3 weeks. The gold piece fits into the rubber around the cone so tightly so it's not too big of a concern about falling out. That and in addition to the duct tape. I wouldn't worry about it. Definately the best performance mod for the money. Total cost is liek $20 for the filter. I really don't feel a difference between gains from the cai and that setup. |
Brian, where you get the cone at and what brand is it????
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Some shop sold it. The brand is generic I don't remember but it was $20. Almost any import performance chop will have something similar.
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Re: great how2's
Neat, I'm puttin' these on my website too! Thanks!
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so waht exactly is the deal wiht resetting the ECU...when is that necessary.....?
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Well I find it necessary when your ECU throws a code. Let's just say your MAF Sensor goes crazy cause your intake busts a vacuum leak. Well it's obvious that you fixed the problem, but the damn Check Engine Light stays on. This will fix that. Some people like to do it after every modification, but I don't think that's entirely necessary.
By the way the cheap filter can be found here: http://response.simplenet.com It's the $19.99 3" Air Filter |
Originally posted by BrianV Well I find it necessary when your ECU throws a code. Let's just say your MAF Sensor goes crazy cause your intake busts a vacuum leak. Well it's obvious that you fixed the problem, but the damn Check Engine Light stays on. This will fix that. Some people like to do it after every modification, but I don't think that's entirely necessary. By the way the cheap filter can be found here: http://response.simplenet.com It's the $19.99 3" Air Filter |
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