Modifying the Maxima

Just wondering...

Got a couple more moderate mods and I should have it where I want it. Then again, small mods never stop.

Hope to also get bodywork and new paint two years from now.

Still have lots of plans, there always will be some little thing here and there to add on



2003 Sterling Mist /Llumar tint 20%/20%/20% /Racingline FSTB
/Knight Custom Air Intake /*17 Timing Advance /HID Super Plazma Xenon Bulb Fog lamps
/2x10 Rockford Fosgate Subs & 1000w amp. /Falken ZE912 235/50/17 OEM rims /Budget B pipe & Resonator/ LED underbody Lighting

Nice Jim, now drop that bish a bit

I'm still modding mine...sometimes against my will(my recent brake upgrade lol).

Jim will be the offical maxuv until he drops it


we have spoken Jim

LMAO! maxuv

Ever since I lost my modded 3rd gen Maxima, I've had absolutely no interest in doing anything to my 5.5 gen except for clear front bumper corners which I got 2 months after buying the car. I may just want to get chrome gauge rings and that's it.

One reason is because I think the 2003 SE looks very chiseled and sporty already in stock form, and when those stock wheels are shined up, watch out. I also think it's because I realize mods don't make the car's value appreciate to a potential non car-enthusiast buyer when it comes time to sell, that any given car can be wiped out the next day in traffic, and because if I know I'll be upgrading cars in a few years, there'd be no point. But my main reason for no mods is the power and looks are already there in stock form. If I was inclined enough, I'd just lower the car with the stock wheels, maybe get a custom chrome grill, tint, and that'd be all (no body kit needed, IMO)

Might want to add a grounding kit too

ecrash wrote:Might want to add a grounding kit too

stop trying to copy me and skidz man lol be original

still aiming for 280 at the front wheels, hopefully by end of summer she'll be there

knight_yyz wrote:still aiming for 280 at the front wheels, hopefully by end of summer she'll be there

how are u planing on doing that?

whens the next meet, i need my time advanced

Will wrote:I also think it's because I realize mods don't make the car's value appreciate to a potential non car-enthusiast buyer when it comes time to sell

so true... these people just don't look at it the way car enthusiasts do and only compare your car to the rest on the market...

Mclovin wrote:
how are u planing on doing that?

whens the next meet, i need my time advanced

Now, you stop trying to copy me and everyone else

I don't see you trying to be original.

ecrash wrote:

Mclovin wrote:
how are u planing on doing that?

whens the next meet, i need my time advanced

Now, you stop trying to copy me and everyone else

I don't see you trying to be original.

lol i'll try