Not a Maxima but I think all Nissan lovers will appreciate!

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Apr 14, 2002 | 09:42 PM

unlucky

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Not a Maxima but I think all Nissan lovers will appreciate!

Hey guys..I'm new here. I have a 96 Maxima(with a few mods). I also have a 2001 Sentra SE. The car is a featured project car at this site. http://www.b15sentra.net/sections.ph...ticle&artid=28 Check it out, I've put about 8 months and a lot of dough in it. It's the first SR20DET powered B15 Sentra in the country. There was a turbo B15 that Mike Kojima built, but it still retained the US SR20DE. If anyone is interested in this type of work...My buddy and I have a shop in New Orleans. We specialize in custom work and can create just about anything. We also work on Rotary engines and have performed many single turbo conversions on the RX7 platforms. The shop is Terminal Velocity Racing. The number is 985-853-2862. Ask for Joey or Travis. Hope you all enjoy!
Travis

Apr 14, 2002 | 10:16 PM

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Re: Not a Maxima but I think all Nissan lovers will appreciate!

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Originally posted by unlucky
Hey guys..I'm new here. I have a 96 Maxima(with a few mods). I also have a 2001 Sentra SE. The car is a featured project car at this site. http://www.b15sentra.net/sections.ph...ticle&artid=28 Check it out, I've put about 8 months and a lot of dough in it. It's the first SR20DET powered B15 Sentra in the country. There was a turbo B15 that Mike Kojima built, but it still retained the US SR20DE. If anyone is interested in this type of work...My buddy and I have a shop in New Orleans. We specialize in custom work and can create just about anything. We also work on Rotary engines and have performed many single turbo conversions on the RX7 platforms. The shop is Terminal Velocity Racing. The number is 985-853-2862. Ask for Joey or Travis. Hope you all enjoy!
Travis

I never realized that there were websites dedicated to a particular type of motor. I guess it shouldn't come as that big a surprise when you figure that there are far fewer new motors than body styles. Do you know if there are similar ones for the various Nissan engines? I'd be interested to find one for the VQ35 engine on the 02 maxima's. Thanks in advance.