After the y pipe whats the next best power mod? Besides SC/TC
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After the y pipe whats the next best power mod? Besides SC/TC
Just want to see what peoples opinions are for the next best power mod after the y pipe? (i do have catback and intake also) Mevi? Ecu? Pulley? ect....
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Its goin to be ECU. Honestly, I could not feel any real gain when installing the full catback,or udp. When I put my ECU in, I immediatly felt a gain. To me, it was like the power of the y pipe all over again.
I know the UDP and catback gave some gains, but theywerent noticable like the ECU or Y pipe.
I know the UDP and catback gave some gains, but theywerent noticable like the ECU or Y pipe.
#9
If you don't have and don't plan to get a MEVI, there is no point in the raised rev limiter. There isn't any reason to go up there without the shifted powerband. If you don't need the raised rev limiter you can also get the less expense and less downtime of technosquare.
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well if you get the MEVi, it won't be like the ECu where you have to wait a while with car down before you can drive it again., and with the MEVI you will have a faster car and highways, since it is a top end mod.
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Originally Posted by Guinader
well if you get the MEVi, it won't be like the ECu where you have to wait a while with car down before you can drive it again., and with the MEVI you will have a faster car and highways, since it is a top end mod.
MEVI is a great mod, but it has issues ranging from RPM switches to the dreaded butterfly screw.
MEVI is basicly useless without the JWT ecu and the raised rev limiter.
#25
I think MEVI is less gain by itself than ECU by itself. With MEVI you lose the low end. MEVI really shines at WOT in high gears. WOT on stock ECU has a rediculously rich A/F and therefore not very powerful. Also, the lack of an extended redline means that the longer plenum effect only takes place for about 1K RPM's. I have a 5Spd ECU on the way that I got cheap. Now I have the ability to run the auto ECU once my swap is complete and wait to save up for the JWT upgrade all while having no downtime on the car. Definitely the approach I recomend.
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the fuuny thing is the maf tube that holds the maf sensor is the same size as a 2k2 maf sensor tube but the 2k2 maxima got the bigger throttle body. but on the 4th gen maxima, after the maf sensor tube, all the other piping nad tubes that are in front of the throttle body are smaller than the actuall maf sensor tube. so the same amount of air gets through the maf sensor tube but less gets to the trottle body. on vq35, this is no longer true because everything is the same size. just some info.
#28
PF TB makes a hell of a difference for top end, and opens up the flow big time. With all the mods I have done, that is my latest, and it perked up everything. But I'll tell you that nitrous is the best next mod. If you do it right, there is no problems, and you are instantly credible against anything on the road. When was the last time you smoked a Corvette in your Maxima
? I did it 3 days ago.
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#31
Originally Posted by happyricefob
UDP then ECU
Not to be an ****, but do you have a ECU upgrade or a UDP?
I have both, and honestly the ECU makes more of a difference then the UDP. Im not saying the UDP doesnt do anything. I know it frees up some power. Just feeling the weight difference between the two and its obvious.
But I felt more of a power gain from the ECU.
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Originally Posted by MomoMax98
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