Truax SFC Impressions
01-31-2008, 02:24 AM
#45
photo
chernmax, BTW your car photo has been added to our revolving header on our web page. It has also been updated recently with a FAQ page. Everyone please review this page and provide us with feedback. We want most questions answered right up front. If you see one that you think should be included, PM us.
Thanks for looking,
Dan TMS
Thanks for looking,
Dan TMS
01-31-2008, 04:28 AM
#46
Nations 1st 6th Gen Turbo
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chernmax, BTW your car photo has been added to our revolving header on our web page. It has also been updated recently with a FAQ page. Everyone please review this page and provide us with feedback. We want most questions answered right up front. If you see one that you think should be included, PM us.
Thanks for looking,
Dan TMS
Thanks for looking,
Dan TMS
Looks great, I also recommend you do something with your sig so you have a link directly to your product web side. I'm pretty sure your fine product will be on my car soon...
02-01-2008, 08:37 AM
#48
weld
ap53,I hope you understand that the weld you are referring to was one made by the installer not TMS. I know it can be difficult to weld over your head. Mike has told me that it is a technique that takes time to master.
Dan
Dan
02-01-2008, 02:28 PM
#50
braces
07 Graymax, We will eventually get to them. Since our web site has been up, the boys and I have noticed business is slowly picking up. Thanks to all here. I know Sean has them on his list, but first will be 4th and 5th. Access to these 2 cars are pretty easy for us, the 6th Gen we will have to borrow.
Glad to hear you are liking the chassis braces. I sure wish the underside on my car was as clean as yours!!
Dan
Glad to hear you are liking the chassis braces. I sure wish the underside on my car was as clean as yours!!
Dan
02-01-2008, 08:02 PM
#51
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Dirty NJ
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Graymax can you take better picture of that weld when you get a chance, may be it’s the picture not the weld that looks bad, just trying to help.
Dan you are right welding takes time and steady hand to master and of course good prep work.
Dan you are right welding takes time and steady hand to master and of course good prep work.
02-01-2008, 10:11 PM
#52
Anyone who decides against this mod because of weight is absolutely crazy, IMO. Actually, anyone who decides against it for any reason is crazy.
Even if they were 100 pounds it would be worth it. Let the suspension take the impact from road imperfects rather than having the rest of your car take that impact. I doubt anyone would notice a 30 pound difference considering the weight of a maxima (it's less than 1% of your cars total weight).
As for install, any local muffler shop will do it. Get the car up on a lift, show the guy exactly how you want it oriented, and have him weld it. And stop worrying so much, it's not like they will be tuning a supercharger or anything!
Even if they were 100 pounds it would be worth it. Let the suspension take the impact from road imperfects rather than having the rest of your car take that impact. I doubt anyone would notice a 30 pound difference considering the weight of a maxima (it's less than 1% of your cars total weight).
As for install, any local muffler shop will do it. Get the car up on a lift, show the guy exactly how you want it oriented, and have him weld it. And stop worrying so much, it's not like they will be tuning a supercharger or anything!
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