Could a X-terra s/c fit on a gen 4 maxima?
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Re: Could a X-terra s/c fit on a gen 4 maxima?
Originally posted by MarcGXE95
How different is the mating with the eaton supercharger and a 95 VQ engine? For long term reliability I think it would be a better choice.
How different is the mating with the eaton supercharger and a 95 VQ engine? For long term reliability I think it would be a better choice.
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Re: Could a X-terra s/c fit on a gen 4 maxima?
Originally posted by MarcGXE95
How different is the mating with the eaton supercharger and a 95 VQ engine? For long term reliability I think it would be a better choice.
How different is the mating with the eaton supercharger and a 95 VQ engine? For long term reliability I think it would be a better choice.
250hp easily!
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Im gonna go out on a limb and say no
Looks to big, wont fit under the hood...
And it looks like it connects directly to the intake manifold, definitely after the throttle body, so the fabrication would be rediculous, if even possible.
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That means there is probably a short intake manifold to mate it to the engine?
How different are the intake ports on the VG vs VQ. Would a manifold be the solution? What else would it imply to transfer the s/c on the VQ, aside the hood?
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