My 7th Gen Maxima
03-10-2012, 01:37 PM
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My 7th Gen Maxima
I've been wanting one ever since I seen the new body style come out, finally got me one almost two weeks ago.
2009 SV - 28K miles, glass roof, Winter Frost, black pinstripe, charcoal black leather interior.
this is it when I purchased it..
Some small mods I've did so far..
bottom grill & 'Maxima' plate
de-badged the 'MAXIMA' and smoked tail lights (I have a chrome 'MAXIMA' tag holder on the way)
*** Not Pictured ***
- 10" Power Bass sub in a slim truck box with a 1500w Sound Stream amp. Gives the sound system a nice bass boost while taking very little trunk room.
- 30% tint on all windows, 10% tint on back windshield
- Rubber OEM Maxima floor mats
- got these 22" wheels coming in the mail any day now also... will post pics when they are on.
FUTURE MODS:
- rear windshield spoiler
- OEM splash guards
I still haven't decided if I want to put a Stillen lip kit on the front, I'm going to wait and see how the car looks with the wheels and rear windshield spoiler first and then see if it needs it.
Any ideas on some other things I can do? I'm not interested in a trunk spoiler, I like it better without.
2009 SV - 28K miles, glass roof, Winter Frost, black pinstripe, charcoal black leather interior.
this is it when I purchased it..
Some small mods I've did so far..
bottom grill & 'Maxima' plate
de-badged the 'MAXIMA' and smoked tail lights (I have a chrome 'MAXIMA' tag holder on the way)
*** Not Pictured ***
- 10" Power Bass sub in a slim truck box with a 1500w Sound Stream amp. Gives the sound system a nice bass boost while taking very little trunk room.
- 30% tint on all windows, 10% tint on back windshield
- Rubber OEM Maxima floor mats
- got these 22" wheels coming in the mail any day now also... will post pics when they are on.
FUTURE MODS:
- rear windshield spoiler
- OEM splash guards
I still haven't decided if I want to put a Stillen lip kit on the front, I'm going to wait and see how the car looks with the wheels and rear windshield spoiler first and then see if it needs it.
Any ideas on some other things I can do? I'm not interested in a trunk spoiler, I like it better without.
03-10-2012, 05:54 PM
#4
Nice job on the mods. The black and white contrast will look sick on your car. I would recommend painting the bottom grill black. Also get the same matching grill style for the upper grill and brake ducts. Paint them black as well. Since your not into the spoiler, paint the chrome moldings white to make it look clean and give it that sporty edge. Get the window trim colored black. Get coilovers or Eibach springs because your Maxima might look like an SUV with those 22's. Lastly, get the headlights painted...
03-10-2012, 09:40 PM
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Nice job on the mods. The black and white contrast will look sick on your car. I would recommend painting the bottom grill black. Also get the same matching grill style for the upper grill and brake ducts. Paint them black as well. Since your not into the spoiler, paint the chrome moldings white to make it look clean and give it that sporty edge. Get the window trim colored black. Get coilovers or Eibach springs because your Maxima might look like an SUV with those 22's. Lastly, get the headlights painted...
03-10-2012, 10:09 PM
#6
Got them from V-LEDS.com. They are 6K. I taped into my fuse box so when my car starts, it stays lit until I shut it off. But usually people just tap into the parking light wires. It's easy to install. I want to get the ones that Ghozt has and I've found something similar. I'm just waiting till the ones on my car burns out LOL
Last edited by Jbling700; 03-10-2012 at 10:12 PM.
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