NWP Engineering Engine Torque Link Bracing Kit is now in stock!
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NWP Engineering Engine Torque Link Bracing Kit is now in stock!
NWP Engineering is proud to release our Engine Torque Link Bracing Kit for the 1995-2003 Nissan Maxima! It has been tested to fit on the VQ30DE 95-99 Maxima, the 96-99 I30, the VQ30DEK 00-01 Maxima, and the VQ35DE 02-03 Maxima.
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WE ARE NOW OFFERING FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING with the purchase of any Phenolic Thermal Intake Spacer Kit or our Engine Torque Link Kit!
All you have to do to receive free shipping is to include your forum screen name during the checkout process and request free shipping. Just add your screen name to the message box that says "Are you a member of an automotive discussion forum? If so, which one? What is your name?". Then just say "I want free shipping!". Shipping charges will initially be added to your order, but as soon as we process your order, you will receive a $10-15 refund (depending on the size of your order) for FREE SHIPPING!
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Eliminate engine movement while racing to reduce wheel hop, increase traction, and improve shift response and feel.
Our adjustable Engine Torque Link connects the front engine mount to the chassis. It features opposing threads to make adjustments easy! All you have to do is turn the hex bar to increase or decrease engine stiffness.
The entire installation process takes only a few minutes and can be done by almost anybody with basic hand tools.



$139.99 plus $13.00 S&H ($160 retail)
Shipped via insured USPS 2-3 day Priority Mail.
All orders can be placed directly on our website at:
http://www.nwpengineering.com/Phenol...tml#TorqueLink
Please let me know if you have ANY questions.
Thank you,
Aaron Kimball
NWP Engineering, Inc.
http://www.NWPEngineering.com
252-375-4NWP (4697)
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WE ARE NOW OFFERING FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING with the purchase of any Phenolic Thermal Intake Spacer Kit or our Engine Torque Link Kit!
All you have to do to receive free shipping is to include your forum screen name during the checkout process and request free shipping. Just add your screen name to the message box that says "Are you a member of an automotive discussion forum? If so, which one? What is your name?". Then just say "I want free shipping!". Shipping charges will initially be added to your order, but as soon as we process your order, you will receive a $10-15 refund (depending on the size of your order) for FREE SHIPPING!
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Eliminate engine movement while racing to reduce wheel hop, increase traction, and improve shift response and feel.
Our adjustable Engine Torque Link connects the front engine mount to the chassis. It features opposing threads to make adjustments easy! All you have to do is turn the hex bar to increase or decrease engine stiffness.
The entire installation process takes only a few minutes and can be done by almost anybody with basic hand tools.



$139.99 plus $13.00 S&H ($160 retail)
Shipped via insured USPS 2-3 day Priority Mail.
All orders can be placed directly on our website at:
http://www.nwpengineering.com/Phenol...tml#TorqueLink
Please let me know if you have ANY questions.
Thank you,
Aaron Kimball
NWP Engineering, Inc.
http://www.NWPEngineering.com
252-375-4NWP (4697)
Last edited by Aaron92SE; Mar 19, 2013 at 10:38 AM.
you're buying something to help stabilize your motor, something that has been R&D'd, not a box of sheet metal washers. anyway, good stuff Aaron. any chance you'll release one for 4th gens?
Last edited by emdot; Jun 20, 2009 at 05:18 PM.
Still waiting for the 4th gen aaron!. Come on, I have your NWP stickers plastered all over my car and I don't have any of your parts. eeek. lol
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Yeah, there is a chance we can come up with something for the 4th gen in the future.
Since the lower bracket utilizes stock bolt hole locations on the 02-03 Maxima, it will not fit the 6th gen, which is a different chassis. Plus, the front engine mount design is completely different than the 5th gen. As someone else mentioned, the 6th gen front engine mount is the same as found in the Altimas.
Here is a pic of one of the prototypes installed. It should give you an idea how everything fits.

Thanks for all your support. You'll love the 4th gen Thermal Intake Spacers though. They are currently in stock.
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I know this is for 2k2-2k3 but do you think this would clear the blower on a S/C set-up ?
I'm just missing the AT before I can drop the engine back, probably in 2 weeks tough. I'm very tempted to buy one and try it out, but seeing the pics I'm not sure if that would clear the blower.
I'm just missing the AT before I can drop the engine back, probably in 2 weeks tough. I'm very tempted to buy one and try it out, but seeing the pics I'm not sure if that would clear the blower.
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Sure, anything is a possibility for the future. If there is a demand and a performance gain to be had, then it just might make it to development.
I'm sorry. The Pre-MAXUS 09 sale has ended. The Engine Torque Link kits will be available for sale at MAXUS 09 though for $140 cash only.
That's why I like to concentrate on vehicles that do not have a lot of aftermarket support, such as the Maxima and Altima.
It doesn't appear it will fit. But if you would like to give it a shot, just let me know. I'll work with you as far as accepting a return if it won't work.
Definitely. A test vehicle has already been lined up.
All our products provide a performance increase, even the 4th gen Spacers installed on the DEK. The performance increase for that setup really exceeded our original expectations.
The Intake Manifold Spacer Kit for the Frontier is specifically designed for the VQ40 engine. The UIM Spacer will be made from billet aluminum and the lowers will be made from our type of phenolic for thermal insulation purposes.
I'm a little unclear on what you mean. I always want to hear feedback from customers. Since this is off topic, send me an email at [aaron@nwpengineering.com]. I'd like to hear your suggestions. Thanks.
I'm sorry. The Pre-MAXUS 09 sale has ended. The Engine Torque Link kits will be available for sale at MAXUS 09 though for $140 cash only.
I know this is for 2k2-2k3 but do you think this would clear the blower on a S/C set-up ?
I'm just missing the AT before I can drop the engine back, probably in 2 weeks tough. I'm very tempted to buy one and try it out, but seeing the pics I'm not sure if that would clear the blower.
I'm just missing the AT before I can drop the engine back, probably in 2 weeks tough. I'm very tempted to buy one and try it out, but seeing the pics I'm not sure if that would clear the blower.
Definitely. A test vehicle has already been lined up.
The Intake Manifold Spacer Kit for the Frontier is specifically designed for the VQ40 engine. The UIM Spacer will be made from billet aluminum and the lowers will be made from our type of phenolic for thermal insulation purposes.
I'm a little unclear on what you mean. I always want to hear feedback from customers. Since this is off topic, send me an email at [aaron@nwpengineering.com]. I'd like to hear your suggestions. Thanks.
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Yes there is. I am hoping this same exact torque link kit will fit perfectly in the 00-01 Maxima since the chassis is the same. We will know for sure after MAXUS 09. It should be easy for me to find a quick guinea pig at MAXUS!
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Thanks. We will be testing this Engine Torque Link Kit on the 00-01 Maxima. I believe it will fit, just as you mentioned. As soon as we confirm it, it will be released for that vehicle.
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SurraTT recently posted a review in this thread:
http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...st-thread.html
http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...st-thread.html
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I don't think we had a chance for anybody to test fit this kit on the 5th gen (00-01) Maxima during MAXUS 09.
I was so busy winning the All Motor Maxima Unlimited class at the Drag Showdown.
I will be tracking down a local test vehicle in NC so I can confirm fitment. If I can't find one soon, I may select a long time and reputable member on this forum to test fit the kit and report back to me with pictures.
I will keep you posted. Thanks.
I was so busy winning the All Motor Maxima Unlimited class at the Drag Showdown.
I will be tracking down a local test vehicle in NC so I can confirm fitment. If I can't find one soon, I may select a long time and reputable member on this forum to test fit the kit and report back to me with pictures.
I will keep you posted. Thanks.
I can vouch that this is a very beefy piece. I picked mine up at maxus and will install it on my 5th gen. I will do a quick test fit on a 00 maxima this afternoon. I will get some pictures this afternoon of its fittment on a 5th gen.
Also as Aaron pointed out to me, the tension rod has opposite threads unlike cheaper alternatives. This allows you to stiffen or loosen the hold without having to remove the tensioner rod and wrestleing it back in place.
Truth be told, I thought $160 or $140 seemed like alot of money also. Until you realiaze what kind of economy we are in and the depreciated value of a us dollar. I think this product is worth its price and I have high expectations of this since it is in fact a NWP product and their products are always on point.
Also as Aaron pointed out to me, the tension rod has opposite threads unlike cheaper alternatives. This allows you to stiffen or loosen the hold without having to remove the tensioner rod and wrestleing it back in place.
Truth be told, I thought $160 or $140 seemed like alot of money also. Until you realiaze what kind of economy we are in and the depreciated value of a us dollar. I think this product is worth its price and I have high expectations of this since it is in fact a NWP product and their products are always on point.
Last edited by secondtonone317; Jun 30, 2009 at 07:55 AM.
These do bolt right on to the 00-01 maximas aswell and possibly the 95-99 models also.
I test fitted it and all the holes lined up perfectly on my 5th gen.
Be caregul turning out the old rusty screws on your cars as they tend to snap off easily. I suggest spraying them down and let soak for a night or two with some pennetrating lube.
Here are some pics,


I test fitted it and all the holes lined up perfectly on my 5th gen.
Be caregul turning out the old rusty screws on your cars as they tend to snap off easily. I suggest spraying them down and let soak for a night or two with some pennetrating lube.
Here are some pics,










