Post pix of your fixed up 7th gen!!
09-22-2009, 11:12 PM
#1
Post pix of your fixed up 7th gen!!
So I'm looking into getting a daily driver and since I've owned a few Maximas before, I'm looking to getting one in the near future. I'm curious as to what some have done to their Maximas since they bought it. Post some pix by all means, I need to be inspired to get one soon. 
09-23-2009, 08:17 PM
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I added the Rear Decklid Spoiler and the Roof Spoiler myself along with the little Stillen Logo over the License Plate Frame, I got 20% Tintz all around and an FSTB, an RSB, and it is Chipped with a Power Pup from Bullydog w/Logos on the sides.
Here's the back of my car, I figured I'd give you this pic because this is what most cars see when they're trying to race me. LOL
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09-23-2009, 08:25 PM
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One more side pic as I fly by them.
I hope you are a little bit inspired to make one your daily driver, pics really do not do this car any justice at all and it isn't until you see it in person that makes you say "damn, that's hottt"!
Hope you join the Maxima family here Bro.
Good luck
09-23-2009, 08:33 PM
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09-24-2009, 12:23 PM
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One more side pic as I fly by them.
I hope you are a little bit inspired to make one your daily driver, pics really do not do this car any justice at all and it isn't until you see it in person that makes you say "damn, that's hottt"!
Hope you join the Maxima family here Bro.
Good luck
09-24-2009, 01:12 PM
#9
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One more side pic as I fly by them.
I hope you are a little bit inspired to make one your daily driver, pics really do not do this car any justice at all and it isn't until you see it in person that makes you say "damn, that's hottt"!
Hope you join the Maxima family here Bro.
Good luck
I hope you are a little bit inspired to make one your daily driver, pics really do not do this car any justice at all and it isn't until you see it in person that makes you say "damn, that's hottt"!
Hope you join the Maxima family here Bro.
Good luck
The only other car that came close was my MR2 Turbo, but that was mainly because they were scarce in my neck of the woods.
09-24-2009, 06:27 PM
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One more side pic as I fly by them.
I hope you are a little bit inspired to make one your daily driver, pics really do not do this car any justice at all and it isn't until you see it in person that makes you say "damn, that's hottt"!
Hope you join the Maxima family here Bro.
Good luck
09-24-2009, 10:16 PM
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upper spoiler looks good. was it hard to install? who did you have match the paint to the body? did you get from stillen or is there a better source?
It comes with Double-sided Tape already attached but I also used Permatex to help seal it even better.
Is that the Stillen Roof Spoiler?
Yes, it is!!
Thanks for the compliments, it is still a work in Sloooow progress.
11-03-2009, 09:21 PM
#29
Stillen Sway bar
it's hard to get good photos of it installed, especially when I don't crawl under there. I will say this, the OEM sway bar (black) is hollow, the Stillen (red) is solid and weighs at least twice as much.
Overall results:
The car is definitely tighter, but I haven't done much yet as I was and am tired.
11-05-2009, 12:03 PM
#33
I can't comment on just the strut bar as I installed the sway bar at the same time. But in my case, there is a world of difference in stability and handling. I used to think this kind of thing was crap, but I am now a believer. The best part, my combo cost (i think) $360 and I got more than my monies worth in performance return
11-05-2009, 01:37 PM
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I can't comment on just the strut bar as I installed the sway bar at the same time. But in my case, there is a world of difference in stability and handling. I used to think this kind of thing was crap, but I am now a believer. The best part, my combo cost (i think) $360 and I got more than my monies worth in performance return
i agree with you on that. i too installed both the sway bar and struct bar and i feel a difference in the stability and handling...
11-05-2009, 07:38 PM
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I have the Racingline strut bar and it definitely made the steering more responsive. After adding the rear swaybar and Eibachs the car handles much better than stock.
11-05-2009, 08:01 PM
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