A liiittttllle bit of news from Hotshot
#1
A liiittttllle bit of news from Hotshot
Just called Hotshot and spoke with a tech, sounded like the head guy. He stated the Altima V6 header will not fit the 2004 Maxima, totally different body style and setup(didn't get into too much detail). He emphasized it won't fit.
He did state there are some slight but necessary changes to the header design to make it fit and that the header will be coming soon. He stated our best bet is to keep checking the website for updates. As soon as something develops he will post it on the website. He didn't give even an approx. timeframe.
He did state there are some slight but necessary changes to the header design to make it fit and that the header will be coming soon. He stated our best bet is to keep checking the website for updates. As soon as something develops he will post it on the website. He didn't give even an approx. timeframe.
#3
Sexima modded the Altima ones to fit his car...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=435896
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=435896
#5
Originally Posted by jsmithsole
Sexima modded the Altima ones to fit his car...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=435896
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=435896
#6
Originally Posted by Glude
Yeah, just wish he would let us know what he modded. Anyone talked to this guy in a while?
![](http://www.stillen.com/product_images/503400.jpg)
Hotshot's design is completely different
![](http://www.hotshot.com/graphics/ns3008_r.gif)
#8
Originally Posted by maxedout4
Your better off getting someone to make one aftermarket, but be prepared to pay$$$$
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