Just got my New Maxima
07-24-2013, 01:20 PM
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Just got my New Maxima
Hello All. I just got my new Maxima and am excited. This is my 1st Nissan since my 2005 Z. I love the comfort and performance of the car, however I am looking to upgrade. I would love the input of you guys and girls out there. I run an exhaust shop so the muffler delete is happening this weekend. What else should I look to do. Thanks for all of your input.
07-24-2013, 02:34 PM
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Congrat's...
Handling wise this car responds quite well with an Eibach drop and a rear sway bar install.
A Racingline Y-pipe install will be deleting the 3rd catalytic converter, it won't trigger a CEL but just something to think about with your state emissions requirements.
So what color did you get?
Handling wise this car responds quite well with an Eibach drop and a rear sway bar install.
A Racingline Y-pipe install will be deleting the 3rd catalytic converter, it won't trigger a CEL but just something to think about with your state emissions requirements.
So what color did you get?
07-24-2013, 03:58 PM
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I got it in crimson black. I have the availability to do just about whatever I want to the exhaust. I have to look into the raceline piece. I have mocked up the rear muffler deletes just waiting for tips to come in.
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my favorite 7th gen color
07-24-2013, 06:42 PM
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I also drool over the Crimson color
, as I spit shine this awesome PITA car color through a relativity good summer season in the great PNW.
Once the of rays of summer pass and turn into liquid sunshine this car will revert back into a black (and dirty) looking vehicle.
Like a salmon swimming up stream...I'll just do it again next season.....
oh wait, I do it all year long.
, as I spit shine this awesome PITA car color through a relativity good summer season in the great PNW.Once the of rays of summer pass and turn into liquid sunshine this car will revert back into a black (and dirty) looking vehicle.
Like a salmon swimming up stream...I'll just do it again next season.....
oh wait, I do it all year long.
07-24-2013, 06:53 PM
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07-24-2013, 07:54 PM
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So to go with my better (hopefully) sounding exhaust , what Cold air set up is best. with my z the injen was the best choice how about for the 4dr sports car I'm driving now? anyone try the bullydog programmer?
07-24-2013, 08:19 PM
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Ghozt did an "one-off" custom cold-air intake which in my mind is excellent, as long as you don't mind re-locating the battery.
07-24-2013, 08:19 PM
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I also drool over the Crimson color, as I spit shine this awesome PITA car color through a relativity good summer season in the great PNW.
Once the of rays of summer pass and turn into liquid sunshine this car will revert back into a black (and dirty) looking vehicle.
Like a salmon swimming up stream...I'll just do it again next season..... oh wait, I do it all year long.
, as I spit shine this awesome PITA car color through a relativity good summer season in the great PNW.Once the of rays of summer pass and turn into liquid sunshine this car will revert back into a black (and dirty) looking vehicle.
Like a salmon swimming up stream...I'll just do it again next season.....
oh wait, I do it all year long.How to know you polished the car properly. When the images in the paint are in color not just reflections in the color of your vehicle.
07-24-2013, 08:39 PM
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