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Old 04-09-2007, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by jocoo
Maybe a really noob question but...How do you reset the SES light? Do you need to reset the ecu or does unplugging the negative terminal on the battery do the trick?
first you need to correct the problem that caused the light.
then go to an auto parts store and they can reset it with a scanner
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18 = 235-245/45/zr18
19 = 212-225/35-45/zr19

- dont know about speedo
- 19 are gonna be heavy unless they are forged...18 are also heavy...but will be lighter than 19's[/QUOTE]

thanks for your reply. I think i am gonna go with 18s can anybody tell me if this setup will work? thanks

Rim Width: 7.5J Tire Width: 225
Rim Diameter (inches): 18 Aspect Ratio: 40
Offset: 42 Load Index: --
Number of Bolts: 5 Speed Index: ZR: over 240 km/h
Bolt Pattern: 5x100 or 5x114.3 DOT: --
Rim Brand: RS LIMITED Tire Brand: Falken
Rim Structure: One Piece

also will there be any big diff with the 235 and 245s? Also, i have seem some posts where the axle sticks out to far the center caps don't fit. Is that true most of the time? thanks again

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i have a 2000 max and my rear red side markers are out and i think its a fuse but i dont kno how to go about changin it, i was wondering if anybody knew how once i get the fuse box open which fuse is it and what kinda fuse does it take??? thanks
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Originally Posted by longjas

Rim Width: 7.5J Tire Width: 225
Rim Diameter (inches): 18 Aspect Ratio: 40
Offset: 42 Load Index: --
Number of Bolts: 5 Speed Index: ZR: over 240 km/h
Bolt Pattern: 5x100 or 5x114.3 DOT: --
Rim Brand: RS LIMITED Tire Brand: Falken
Rim Structure: One Piece

also will there be any big diff with the 235 and 245s? Also, i have seem some posts where the axle sticks out to far the center caps don't fit. Is that true most of the time? thanks again

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I actually am going to have rims for sale 18's..BRAND NEW, never mounted
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Hi guys, I love the new member thread, great idea.

I have an 01 with 95,000 miles. In the past week or so, after driving for 15-20 minutes (city driving), there is a lound humming noise from under the dash. At first, I thought it might be the fan blade hitting something, but it stays the same when I turn the fan speed up and down, and the noise stops when I turn the fan off........any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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Originally Posted by Heavy D
Hi guys, I love the new member thread, great idea.

I have an 01 with 95,000 miles. In the past week or so, after driving for 15-20 minutes (city driving), there is a lound humming noise from under the dash. At first, I thought it might be the fan blade hitting something, but it stays the same when I turn the fan speed up and down, and the noise stops when I turn the fan off........any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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Is it squealing, and is the sound more prevelant on during turns?

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....97#post5497697
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....35#post5568335
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stereo removal

how do i remove the stock stereo in a 2000 gxe?
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Originally Posted by aja656
how do i remove the stock stereo in a 2000 gxe?
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....stereo+removal
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Originally Posted by longjas
18 = 235-245/45/zr18
19 = 212-225/35-45/zr19

- dont know about speedo
- 19 are gonna be heavy unless they are forged...18 are also heavy...but will be lighter than 19's
thanks for your reply. I think i am gonna go with 18s can anybody tell me if this setup will work? thanks

Rim Width: 7.5J Tire Width: 225
Rim Diameter (inches): 18 Aspect Ratio: 40
Offset: 42 Load Index: --
Number of Bolts: 5 Speed Index: ZR: over 240 km/h
Bolt Pattern: 5x100 or 5x114.3 DOT: --
Rim Brand: RS LIMITED Tire Brand: Falken
Rim Structure: One Piece

also will there be any big diff with the 235 and 245s? Also, i have seem some posts where the axle sticks out to far the center caps don't fit. Is that true most of the time? thanks again

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That set-up will be too small on both the width and overall diameter. Please read my earlier post on the subject. Read thoroughly and comprehend please. Keep in mind your stock tires are 225-50 17. Now with that in mind, refer to the articles in this link.

http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...postcount=1633

Another note, check the links I provided and look up offset while you're there.
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Originally Posted by longjas
thanks for your reply. I think i am gonna go with 18s can anybody tell me if this setup will work? thanks

Rim Width: 7.5J Tire Width: 225
Rim Diameter (inches): 18 Aspect Ratio: 40
Offset: 42 Load Index: --
Number of Bolts: 5 Speed Index: ZR: over 240 km/h
Bolt Pattern: 5x100 or 5x114.3 DOT: --
Rim Brand: RS LIMITED Tire Brand: Falken
Rim Structure: One Piece

also will there be any big diff with the 235 and 245s? Also, i have seem some posts where the axle sticks out to far the center caps don't fit. Is that true most of the time? thanks again

J
bump need some help![/QUOTE]

If you are going with 18s, go with a 235/40/18 tire (on a 7.5" wide rim)

Universal bolt pattern =

Get a wheel with the following specs and you will be happier:
18"
Rim width: 8"
Tire: 235/40/18 or 245/40/18
Lug/bolt pattern: 5x114.3 only.
Offset: 35mm +/- 2mm

That will give a more flush look, better stance, and no lame universal bolt pattern.
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Originally Posted by Heavy D
Hi guys, I love the new member thread, great idea.

I have an 01 with 95,000 miles. In the past week or so, after driving for 15-20 minutes (city driving), there is a lound humming noise from under the dash. At first, I thought it might be the fan blade hitting something, but it stays the same when I turn the fan speed up and down, and the noise stops when I turn the fan off........any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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need more information:
-Is the humming related to the speed the car is going?
-Does sound get louder/quieter when car is turning a corner?
-Is your stereo on or off, and in what mode?
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Originally Posted by irish44j
bump need some help!
If you are going with 18s, go with a 235/40/18 tire (on a 7.5" wide rim)

Universal bolt pattern =

Get a wheel with the following specs and you will be happier:
18"
Rim width: 8"
Tire: 235/40/18 or 245/40/18
Lug/bolt pattern: 5x114.3 only.
Offset: 35mm +/- 2mm

That will give a more flush look, better stance, and no lame universal bolt pattern.[/QUOTE]

appreciate the help. thanks alot.
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Originally Posted by CoolMax

No, it's defnatelly a humming, or a cross between a hum and a buzz. It sounds as if it's coming from under the dash. It's a very constant sound, and doesn't change volume or pitch based on speed driven or speed of the fan.

I was just hoping somebody had a similar issue before i dig into it or take it into the shop.

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Originally Posted by irish44j
need more information:
-Is the humming related to the speed the car is going?
-Does sound get louder/quieter when car is turning a corner?
-Is your stereo on or off, and in what mode?
Thanks for your help:

-No, it is a constant humming, not related to speed driven or fan speed. When i turn the fan off, the humming quits after about 2 seconds.
-Stereo has been both. When this first started, i turned the stereo off to get a better listen, but it doesn't appear to have an affect.
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My clutch is being a lil hard to press and is making squeeky noise. I checked on my cluth fluid and it is decreasing at slow rate. any suggestions?

Which one is the first bank for the 0420 SES code. I am thinking its the most rear under the car since its a 2001 with 4 O2 sensors.

btw i have 2001 5-speed

regards

some help will be appreciated
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Hello everyone. I am a noobster with a problem with my AT. I have a 2001 20th anniversary edition and I just replaced the radiator. Although the installation went smooth I now notice that my tranny seems to have a hard time shifting when I accelerate quickly. After installing the radiator I made sure to replace lost AT fluid with the recommended DexIII. I have checked the AT fluid level multiple times and it seems to be fine. Any ideas?
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Been looking at all of the maxima rides that have 19s on them. I am looking to get some 19s or possible 18s. I have my max lowered with H techs. What size tires would be best to get if i go with 19s or 18s? I don't want to get any rubbing. Any recomendations for tires if i want a performance high milage tire? Also how much would my speedo be off with 19s or 18s. ANy pros or cons to getting 19s over 18s? Thanks so much

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I just purchased stock 2005 Maxima SE wheel and tires for my 00' Maxima. I had stock 16s before and now have 245 45 18s with goodyear tires. NO rubbing, just noticed that the ride is not quite as smooth as before in the turns and on bumps (could be my old coils or shocks). My tires were brand new and the ones on the 18s only have bout 8k left on them so that also has to do with the lack of ride quality. This is getting long winded, but I was told that with 18s, you want 235 40 18. Probably your best choice since you are already lowered.
? How much was the drop on your techs and cost. Thinking of dropping mine. Good luck, and I think you could go with 19s, just a thinner tire.
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Originally Posted by atlridin
I just purchased stock 2005 Maxima SE wheel and tires for my 00' Maxima. I had stock 16s before and now have 245 45 18s with goodyear tires. NO rubbing, just noticed that the ride is not quite as smooth as before in the turns and on bumps (could be my old coils or shocks). My tires were brand new and the ones on the 18s only have bout 8k left on them so that also has to do with the lack of ride quality. This is getting long winded, but I was told that with 18s, you want 235 40 18. Probably your best choice since you are already lowered.
? How much was the drop on your techs and cost. Thinking of dropping mine. Good luck, and I think you could go with 19s, just a thinner tire.
i bought the h techs for about 200 if i remember right. the ride quality is still great and the stance is way better than stock. it lowered it just a little over an inch so not alot. i have had my past couple of cars slammed with coils but decided i didnt want that with my max. i am thinking about going with 18s and a 245 series tire. I would think the way your ride quality is due because of the tires and maybe the extra height from the bigger rims. But hey just a guess. thanks again for your reply.

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Originally Posted by atlridin
I just purchased stock 2005 Maxima SE wheel and tires for my 00' Maxima. I had stock 16s before and now have 245 45 18s with goodyear tires. NO rubbing, just noticed that the ride is not quite as smooth as before in the turns and on bumps (could be my old coils or shocks). My tires were brand new and the ones on the 18s only have bout 8k left on them so that also has to do with the lack of ride quality. This is getting long winded, but I was told that with 18s, you want 235 40 18. Probably your best choice since you are already lowered.
? How much was the drop on your techs and cost. Thinking of dropping mine. Good luck, and I think you could go with 19s, just a thinner tire.
1. If you drop the car, that tire size will probably rub.
2. Ride quality has alot to do with what KIND of tires you use, and what profile they are. Ride quality is going to ALWAYS be worse on 18s than on 16s because of the shorter sidewall. duh
3. 235/40/18 is the correct size.
4. Don't buy h-techs
5. Learn to use the correctly!!
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Originally Posted by irish44j
1. If you drop the car, that tire size will probably rub.
2. Ride quality has alot to do with what KIND of tires you use, and what profile they are. Ride quality is going to ALWAYS be worse on 18s than on 16s because of the shorter sidewall. duh
3. 235/40/18 is the correct size.
4. Don't buy h-techs
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the h techs have been great so far for me, but to each his own, would i be able to fit a 45 series tire with my max lowered the way it is on 18s? also 245 series tire will be ok but 235 is ideal? thanks
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Originally Posted by longjas
the h techs have been great so far for me, but to each his own, would i be able to fit a 45 series tire with my max lowered the way it is on 18s? also 245 series tire will be ok but 235 is ideal? thanks
we need to know what the wheel offset is to accurately predict rubbing or not. If you're running a 45 offset, you will *probably* be ok. If you're running a 35 offset, you're gonna rub.

What is it with all of you guys wanting 45-series tires anyways? Just buy the correct size (235/40/18 or 245/40/18) and don't worry about it!!!!

If you want 45-series tires for "better ride quality" then maybe you should consider getting rid of the 18s and get some 17s, where you can run a 45-series tire!

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Originally Posted by irish44j
we need to know what the wheel offset is to accurately predict rubbing or not. If you're running a 45 offset, you will *probably* be ok. If you're running a 35 offset, you're gonna rub.

What is it with all of you guys wanting 45-series tires anyways? Just buy the correct size (235/40/18 or 245/40/18) and don't worry about it!!!!

If you want 45-series tires for "better ride quality" then maybe you should consider getting rid of the 18s and get some 17s, where you can run a 45-series tire!

great thanks for the reply
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Ok i need to bite the bullet and do the Timing belt service.

I zero in on these specific parts (Most due to the fact that they were already be removed or accessible when getting to the timing belt)

Ac belt
Serpentine belt
Water pump
Coolant temp sensor
Radiator, Upper hose
Radiator, Lower hose
Thermostat
Spark Plugs
Cam seals
Valve cover gaskets (are they acessible when doing the Timing belt?)
PCV valve
Air Filter

I didnt see the timing belt listed on the parts guide I was looking at (www.buynissanparts.com) is it under a different name? Also What is the serpentine belt considered (powersterring)

Is there anything else I should add to the list?

Also Is there a write up on how to chan the cabin air filter?
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Originally Posted by PITCH
I didnt see the timing belt listed on the parts guide I was looking at (www.buynissanparts.com) is it under a different name? Also What is the serpentine belt considered (powersterring)

Is there anything else I should add to the list?

Also Is there a write up on how to chan the cabin air filter?
Hmmm...I'm pretty sure we have a timing chain on these motors.

cabin filter: http://www.innerbean.com/housecor/cabin_filter.html
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Originally Posted by PITCH
Ok i need to bite the bullet and do the Timing belt service.

I zero in on these specific parts (Most due to the fact that they were already be removed or accessible when getting to the timing belt)

Ac belt
Serpentine belt
Water pump
Coolant temp sensor
Radiator, Upper hose
Radiator, Lower hose
Thermostat
Spark Plugs
Cam seals
Valve cover gaskets (are they acessible when doing the Timing belt?)
PCV valve
Air Filter

I didnt see the timing belt listed on the parts guide I was looking at (www.buynissanparts.com) is it under a different name? Also What is the serpentine belt considered (powersterring)

Is there anything else I should add to the list?

Also Is there a write up on how to chan the cabin air filter?
we have timing chains that shouldnt even need to be replaced.
all of that other stuff can be done without removing the timing chain cover.
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How difficult is it to change the 2 belts in an '03. I've ordered the parts and would like to save myself some money but didn't want to get in over my head. Do you have to jack up the front for better access or remove any guards?
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Originally Posted by SiLvErBaCk82
How difficult is it to change the 2 belts in an '03. I've ordered the parts and would like to save myself some money but didn't want to get in over my head. Do you have to jack up the front for better access or remove any guards?
i actually need to change mine soon.
it can be done just not a lot of room in there. you will need access from the bottom and top.
basically, loosen tensioner, then remove belts.
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Originally Posted by SiLvErBaCk82
How difficult is it to change the 2 belts in an '03. I've ordered the parts and would like to save myself some money but didn't want to get in over my head. Do you have to jack up the front for better access or remove any guards?
This is a good place to start. Although this link if for changing the pulley, a lot can be learned about the belt change itself in the write-up as well.

http://www.greghome.com/Greg's%20Garage/2002MaxSE/2K2UDP.htm

Copy & paste the link if you have to.
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Checked out the website and I believe that is for a '99. I'll give it a whirl anyways...thanks
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Originally Posted by SiLvErBaCk82
Checked out the website and I believe that is for a '99. I'll give it a whirl anyways...thanks
same principle
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conisdering i was lookin for wheel / tire info i figured i was in the right post
sorry for offending ne1
geez
just lookin for some help here

just wonderin if anyone knows if 20x9 wheels will fit on a 2002 infiniti i35 and what tires are best to use if they would
and by fit i mean with no suspension work done to start and with no rubbing

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Originally Posted by 02i35black
wow
conisdering i was lookin for wheel / tire info i figured i was in the right post
sorry for offending ne1
geez
just lookin for some help here

just wonderin if anyone knows if 20x9 wheels will fit on a 2002 infiniti i35 and what tires are best to use if they would
and by fit i mean with no suspension work done to start and with no rubbing

Thanks a lot

AGAIN!

you are now in the correct place
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Originally Posted by 02i35black
wow
conisdering i was lookin for wheel / tire info i figured i was in the right post
sorry for offending ne1
geez
just lookin for some help here

just wonderin if anyone knows if 20x9 wheels will fit on a 2002 infiniti i35 and what tires are best to use if they would
and by fit i mean with no suspension work done to start and with no rubbing

Thanks a lot

AGAIN!
That thread wasn't for wheel and tire fitmet it was a "5th Gen Wheel/Tire Specs Thread"
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Originally Posted by SiLvErBaCk82
Checked out the website and I believe that is for a '99. I'll give it a whirl anyways...thanks
You must have just glanced at the first sentence of the page because this is what it states.:
Curious whether my Unorthodox Racing underdrive pulley (UDP) from my 1999 Maxima SE would fit the 2002 Maxima, I arranged another appointment with Unorthodox to test fit the pulley to the new VQ35 motor.

I wonder why it states 2002 in the link address It is for an 02. Aside from that, there is no difference from 95 - 03. I've done them both. Ok, I forgot this is the hand holding thread.....

The 03 is a touch tighter, but it could be my growing obesity over the years.
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Xenon HID Kit for 01 Max GLE

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Need some help here understanding and getting the right Xenon HID Kit for my 01 GLE...

I was googling for the right Xenon HID Kit for my maxima.. But not sure what i need..

Can someone guide me in getting the right Xenon HID Kit(Any links OR anything in particular i should be looking for a perfect fit)?

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Originally Posted by mohmony
Hi

Need some help here understanding and getting the right Xenon HID Kit for my 01 GLE...

I was googling for the right Xenon HID Kit for my maxima.. But not sure what i need..

Can someone guide me in getting the right Xenon HID Kit(Any links OR anything in particular i should be looking for a perfect fit)?

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Don't buy any "Xenon" kit for your 01. No matter what you do, the lights were made for Halogen bulbs, and if you put HID in there you will have tonds of glare.

If you want HIDs, go to the Nissan dealer and buy the OEM HID headlights from the 02-03 Maxima, which will fit right in (with some rewiring).
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New 03' 6spd owner. I just wanted to know where i can get a new factory 6spd shift **** mines is a little worn also a trap door for the cupholders
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Originally Posted by SE My 6sp
New 03' 6spd owner. I just wanted to know where i can get a new factory 6spd shift **** mines is a little worn also a trap door for the cupholders
Call Dave Burnette (DaveB)@ South Point Nissan: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....38#post1921238

There's Parts Sticky at the top of 5th gen main page...plenty of vendors there too.
http://www.courtesyparts.com/secondtier_a33.html
http://www.courtesyparts.com/betasit...php?cPath=1956
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I'm calling on the vets here, such as Irish, Sooner, Maximus, Maxima Girl, etc..... got a 02 SE 6spd HLSD with everything, even nav last month. (Gotta brag, with 76k miles, I got if for $11,300!!!) I was looking for this car for 4 months and finally found one. I wanted either sterling or black, but ended up with Merlot (sucks). But, at least the interior is black.

Here's what I want to do to the car eventually:
--smoke headlamp/tails lenses (I kinda like the angel eyes, any thoughts?)
--smoke markers front and rear
--drop the ride about 1"-1.5" (to prevent rubbing on my 18s)
--4 wheel drilled/slotted rotors
--tint all glass, even front and sun
--fix all the painted trim in interior (previous owner unsuccessfully "matched" the console trim, dash piece above clock, some others)
--do a K&N drop-in
--upgrade exhaust, though not sure what yet

So far, I've got the front rotors on order, went with EBC. I wanted to wait until the engine proved to be sound before going ahead with other mods. I have a pinging after the engine warms up, around 1800-2700 RPM, and I think it's from some carbon deposits in the intake manifold, though not sure. How can I clean that out most effectively?

With the Merlot exterior, I thought the smoke lenses would look a little better than the stock or all clears. I'm not a guy that loves all the chrome bling, so understated is better for my tastes. The wheels I inherited are actually nice enough for now (Enkei DM5 silver w/chrome lip), but the tires were mismatched (Cooper Zeon in rear, Capitol Negotiator in front--NOISY)

I'm not the kind of guy to want to sink a TON of money into a car, but truthfully I'll probably have this one for the next 8 years, so I want to really enjoy driving it. I drive a lot (outside sales), and I want it to be fun.

I've been perusing the site looking at all suspension mods stories, engine problems, and do-it-yourself recaps, so I appreciate all the info there. But, for some of you experienced owners, what direction would you point me in for some of the mods I want to make? And, probably more importantly, what should I definitely stay away from?

Thanks in advance.
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