Newbie! Help advancing timing please!!
Got a Maxima last year 2000, Black and its running exceptionally smooth. It's an SE.
After advancing timing on my Acura, I got great power gains and would like to know how to do this on a Maxima. I want to do that because I usually get expensive gas.
Also, do any of you use teh K&N replacement box filter? Does it improve power?
How many of you here are satisfy with the SE suspension? I think its too soft........
After advancing timing on my Acura, I got great power gains and would like to know how to do this on a Maxima. I want to do that because I usually get expensive gas.
Also, do any of you use teh K&N replacement box filter? Does it improve power?
How many of you here are satisfy with the SE suspension? I think its too soft........
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Originally posted by LoveSick
Got a Maxima last year 2000, Black and its running exceptionally smooth. It's an SE.
After advancing timing on my Acura, I got great power gains and would like to know how to do this on a Maxima. I want to do that because I usually get expensive gas.
Also, do any of you use teh K&N replacement box filter? Does it improve power?
How many of you here are satisfy with the SE suspension? I think its too soft........
Got a Maxima last year 2000, Black and its running exceptionally smooth. It's an SE.
After advancing timing on my Acura, I got great power gains and would like to know how to do this on a Maxima. I want to do that because I usually get expensive gas.
Also, do any of you use teh K&N replacement box filter? Does it improve power?
How many of you here are satisfy with the SE suspension? I think its too soft........
Originally posted by LoveSick
I had a Acura Legend and the advancing of timing was just as easy as screwing the timing counter clock wise 1cm. All done in less than 30sec including poping the hood.
I had a Acura Legend and the advancing of timing was just as easy as screwing the timing counter clock wise 1cm. All done in less than 30sec including poping the hood.
The Max has a direct ignition (no distributor) and the timing is controlled by the ecu. There are aftermarket ecus (JWT, UPRD) that apparently advance the timing via software, but they work only on the early 4th gen. Maxes (95-96?). I know what you mean about the Acura/Hondas, I did the same on my Honda and it works well. As for the suspension, you can add a FSTB and RSB, or go as far as replacing the springs and shocks with Eibach/Tokico.
Originally posted by Green 2kSE
The Max has a direct ignition (no distributor) and the timing is controlled by the ecu. There are aftermarket ecus (JWT, UPRD) that apparently advance the timing via software, but they work only on the early 4th gen. Maxes (95-96?). I know what you mean about the Acura/Hondas, I did the same on my Honda and it works well. As for the suspension, you can add a FSTB and RSB, or go as far as replacing the springs and shocks with Eibach/Tokico.
The Max has a direct ignition (no distributor) and the timing is controlled by the ecu. There are aftermarket ecus (JWT, UPRD) that apparently advance the timing via software, but they work only on the early 4th gen. Maxes (95-96?). I know what you mean about the Acura/Hondas, I did the same on my Honda and it works well. As for the suspension, you can add a FSTB and RSB, or go as far as replacing the springs and shocks with Eibach/Tokico.
I am not familiar with the term CAI, RSB, FSTB.
Can any of you explain this to me? I am thinking of buying some strut bars / sway bars for the 2k Max, but obviously I couldn't because their site don't sell stuff as it said it would!
Originally posted by LoveSick
I am not familiar with the term CAI, RSB, FSTB.
Can any of you explain this to me? I am thinking of buying some strut bars / sway bars for the 2k Max, but obviously I couldn't because their site don't sell stuff as it said it would!
I am not familiar with the term CAI, RSB, FSTB.
Can any of you explain this to me? I am thinking of buying some strut bars / sway bars for the 2k Max, but obviously I couldn't because their site don't sell stuff as it said it would!
CAI - Cold Air Intake
RSB - Rear Sway Bar
FSTB - Front Strut Tower Brace
Check the parts list.
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Originally posted by LoveSick
I had a Acura Legend and the advancing of timing was just as easy as screwing the timing counter clock wise 1cm. All done in less than 30sec including poping the hood.
I had a Acura Legend and the advancing of timing was just as easy as screwing the timing counter clock wise 1cm. All done in less than 30sec including poping the hood.
Originally posted by LoveSick
Got a Maxima last year 2000, Black and its running exceptionally smooth. It's an SE.
After advancing timing on my Acura, I got great power gains and would like to know how to do this on a Maxima. I want to do that because I usually get expensive gas.
Got a Maxima last year 2000, Black and its running exceptionally smooth. It's an SE.
After advancing timing on my Acura, I got great power gains and would like to know how to do this on a Maxima. I want to do that because I usually get expensive gas.
Originally posted by Adam01GXE
What year was your legend?? I was really considering getting a 2-door legend before I got my new max. The styling of the second gen Legend is great! Add that to a six-speed v6 and I'm sure the car would scream. I thought I read somewhere that the Legend was a front-wheel drive car, but the engine was actually mounted transversely (north to south). Is this the case? If so, how did that work out? I'm pretty sure that 99% of front wheel drive cars have their engines mounted longitudinally (east-west).
What year was your legend?? I was really considering getting a 2-door legend before I got my new max. The styling of the second gen Legend is great! Add that to a six-speed v6 and I'm sure the car would scream. I thought I read somewhere that the Legend was a front-wheel drive car, but the engine was actually mounted transversely (north to south). Is this the case? If so, how did that work out? I'm pretty sure that 99% of front wheel drive cars have their engines mounted longitudinally (east-west).
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