Well just completed adding some new mods this weekend. I changed all the interior lights to LED's, I installed the brushed aluminum dash kit, I think it makes the dash look a lot better compared to the factory plastic look. I also installed drilled/slotted rotors. Let me know what you think.

 

Nice dash kit. It really goes well with the interior. All I can say about the brakes is WOW.

 

Rockin dude, if you really want to set the interior off, consider getting a new E-Brake leather boot, check out RedLineGoods.com for details, just a recommendation.

 

I love the brakes.

 

Looking good, the brakes make such a difference don't they!!!

 

hey were did u get your rotors from i am looking for a set for my self the dash looks good if u can help me out that would be good thanks

 

I would like to know this also, Thanks.

 

I Have The Same Dash Kit, But I Didnt Use All Of The Kit. Imo Some Of Them Didnt Look Right,

But It Looks Good!!!

 

I don't know if he got his from the same place, but I got mine drilled (not slotted) from Jason (automax_95) under that GD he has... cheap and good, and they look great to boot.

 

Damn you beat me to it.

 

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Very nice mods. Get the leather EB boot.

 

Very nice.....good taste....

 

That looks nice. How long did it take??

 

Looking good Joe --- you do the rotors yourself??? --- we gotta change all your dash led's to red now to match the exterior...lol...

 

nice rotors wanted to get those too but i heard anything besides the plain rotors just eat the pads....true? if not ima get the cross drilled/slotted rotors too...look very nice

 

dam those rotors look nice with your rims bro...

 

Thanks all, Kenny my father and I installed the rotors, he is a hot rod fanatic and a former mechanic in the military. I bought the rotors from a company that my father has done business with, they are of the best quality, a bit pricey. I paid around $400. for them. The pads are ceramic they come from EBC they are called red stuff. Specifically made for performance sedans and street races, very low dust.

 

Where did you buy the pads? Are you still using the OEM capliers?

Thanks
Warren

 

I bought them at perfectbrakes.com and yes still using the factory calipers. I just can't justify spending $1,800 for a big brake kit.

 

I got a set thats been sitting in the box waiting to be installed....I didn't know if you had brought it to some place around here... I was gonna tackle it myself then I decided against it...lol

 

Really not much to it, all you have to do is remove the two bolts that hold the caliper on and remove it. The rotor comes right off unless it is stuck on like mine were, they took a little persuading with a hammer and pry bar. I only did the fronts because my father had a pervious appointment we are going to do the rears this Saturday. The whole job took about an hour and a half. The most time consuming part is removing the calipers and changing the brake pads.

 

Well after hearing your ride I immediately came home and purchased the intake...lol...then some lowering springs...so I got all 3 of those mods sitting in boxes....Waiting to see what happens with the new car so I'm not touching them right now....

btw: I hate snow

 

I'm getting ready to buy an underdrive pulley and catback exhaust. In the spring I might lower it and tint the windows. I'm still up in the air about buying a resonated or not exhaust.

 

is there a web page for that thanks tony

 

There is a thread, it's here...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....32#post4488632

Probably one of the best mods I've done to date!!!

 

hey thanks what kind of calipers do u have were can i get a set that says nissan the rims look hot

 

Those are stock calipers painted silver with stickers bought from here:
http://www.xenonmods.com/newallcaliperdecals.htm

 

Looks good. Very similar to the dash kit. Didn't use all the pieces that you used, but it still looks good. Nice work. Rotors are something i need to invest in after the winter.

 

Thanks
Warren