Switches
03-12-2002, 09:39 PM
#3
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Re: Switches
Originally posted by 1FSTMAX
Does anybody have pic's of a maxima with switches? Or links to one that does?
Thanks
Does anybody have pic's of a maxima with switches? Or links to one that does?
Thanks
03-13-2002, 09:31 AM
#5
Hydraulics?
If that's what you mean, they are a BAD idea on pretty much any newer car, especially imports.
They don't have the strong reinforced frames that say, a 1965 Impala would have. It's VERY easy to twist your frame, or even just snap it.
Unless of course, you spend the extra $2-3k to get your frame reinforced and add 3-500 pounds to the weight of the car.
I saw a Honda Accord straight SNAP his frame at the local cruising strip a couple of weeks ago trying to do some tricks to impress some girls. He had to have a tow truck come get it. Everyone was laughing at him. I felt bad for the kid.
IanS
If that's what you mean, they are a BAD idea on pretty much any newer car, especially imports.
They don't have the strong reinforced frames that say, a 1965 Impala would have. It's VERY easy to twist your frame, or even just snap it.
Unless of course, you spend the extra $2-3k to get your frame reinforced and add 3-500 pounds to the weight of the car.
I saw a Honda Accord straight SNAP his frame at the local cruising strip a couple of weeks ago trying to do some tricks to impress some girls. He had to have a tow truck come get it. Everyone was laughing at him. I felt bad for the kid.
IanS
03-13-2002, 09:58 AM
#8
Check this TL out,
http://www.teammeguiars.com/vcar_judge.asp?id=966
http://www.teammeguiars.com/vcar_judge.asp?id=966
03-13-2002, 10:02 AM
#9
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03-13-2002, 10:26 AM
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07-30-2002, 02:44 PM
#12
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sup
from what I've herd, Imports don't have frames, the have uni-bodies and I've seen many accords have no prob with hydros. chek my cuzins website
www.tekniquezautoclub.com
OG
from what I've herd, Imports don't have frames, the have uni-bodies and I've seen many accords have no prob with hydros. chek my cuzins website
www.tekniquezautoclub.com
OG
07-31-2002, 09:10 AM
#21
Originally posted by O.G.
look at what kinda way u treated me when i jus wanted sum help
look at what kinda way u treated me when i jus wanted sum help
(this is a trick question)
07-31-2002, 03:30 PM
#23
Originally posted by O.G.
all I wanted to do was ask that guy "what's WSPs subframe connectors"?, you didnt have to call me a loser and
this discussion has nothing to do wit grammar, spelling, period
all I wanted to do was ask that guy "what's WSPs subframe connectors"?, you didnt have to call me a loser and
this discussion has nothing to do wit grammar, spelling, period
(Mzmtg is pretty "wit"ty.)
If you can't use proper grammar, noone will take you seriously. Most people on this forum are well educated, and don't like people that don't take the time to educate themselves on the finer points of grammar and etiquette.
IanS
07-31-2002, 04:39 PM
#25
Sorry to see this escalade into this. WSP is short for WarpSpeed Performance. They make several different performance parts for Maximas. They make CAI (cold air intakes), Y pipes, B pipes, and many other things, indcluding sub-frame connectors. Check out their website at http://www.warpspeedperformance.com/ check out all their products. They're very nice people and make excellent products. I have a y pipe from them and love it. I am awaiting the arrival of a new cat convertor and a b pipe from them as well.
07-31-2002, 09:28 PM
#27
Originally posted by O.G.
thank you, iansw, thats the kind of help I like. As you may know it was my fault for not checking the rules, etc. since I am a newbie. I will be more careful next time. Thank You
G
thank you, iansw, thats the kind of help I like. As you may know it was my fault for not checking the rules, etc. since I am a newbie. I will be more careful next time. Thank You
G
People that spell badly or have poor grammar tend to get flamed alot, that's what I was trying to say. If you ask questions clearly and consicely, and do a search first, then people won't hassle you.
I've asked plenty of stupid questions, but I always get answers because I'm nice.
Work on your people skills, M*therF*cker. <j/k>
IanS
08-01-2002, 12:56 AM
#28
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it depends on how crazy you wanna get with the hydros/ airbags. depends too on how much juice you've got hooked up (4 pumps, 12 batteries, 18 switches vs. 2 pumps, 4 batteries, and 6 switches). if you gonna be hitting switches showing off, hopping or doing 3's around every corner, then you better reinforce it, or your **** will snap. if you just want to go front, back, and side to side, (depending again on how much juice you're talking about) you would be fine.
08-01-2002, 04:10 AM
#29
thebigsadler has bags I believe
and they way we type? I dont think it should make a difference, if you can understand it great, if you cant then you dont have to help. What about when everyone busts out in other languages in threads, isnt that the same thing?
and they way we type? I dont think it should make a difference, if you can understand it great, if you cant then you dont have to help. What about when everyone busts out in other languages in threads, isnt that the same thing?
08-02-2002, 09:18 AM
#32
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Originally posted by O.G.
alright, I saw .mpg of Wrecklessmax's maxima with airbags, it was pretty fast, what do you think is better, airbags or hydros?
alright, I saw .mpg of Wrecklessmax's maxima with airbags, it was pretty fast, what do you think is better, airbags or hydros?
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