littleblazer
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- Jul 6, 2014
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Make it sound different and move the torque curve up in the band a little? I think the resonator helps with torque on the bottom. That is if you're removing it. You have a MAF right?
I think there was a pic @Capote posted, looked like a generic one, with a hose clamp. Definitely had a moment when I saw it. Way easier than what I ended up doing.
Yeah. I just wash it, blow it out, spray WD-40 on it and put it back in place. I want a Green Filter that you introduced me to a while back, but I can't justify spending $50+ on a filter lol.Ebay air filter?
I usually see the breather filters in AutoZone. If you happen to be driving past one take a quick look inside.I can. It has saved me 100s and judging it next to the ebay filters I used on other cars...I could never trust an ebay version for my needs.
I need to find me one of the breather ones though. That is a simple fix if I delete the res
I had a wonderful experience with the EBC dimpled/slotted rotors on my 2007 maxima with red stuff pads. Bit hard and stopped fast when it was not super cold. When cold the pads took half a second to warm up and bite hard. Shouldnt have that issue with the yellow stuff. I drove spirited and had alot of quick stops. Never once did a rotor crack or warp in the five years with them on the car.Oh man I miss posting in this thread lol . Next big performance mod I am gonna do for BatBlazer is braking performance peeps. I've decided to save up for some new rotors and brake pads. After a full night of comparisons I've decided to go with EBC, which is a very reputable company. I've read many positive reviews and even seen some on you commend their products before on the forum. After some researching I decided to go with their "Sport" rotors over their "Ultimax" which are just a slotted type design although those are a tiny bit less expensive. What's interesting about their Sport rotors is that it has dimples on the surface instead of actual holes in the rotors. Those holes compromise integrity and tend to form hairline cracks over a while with aggressive braking & driving. This is actually happening to my Baer Sport Decela Rotors, which were god awful expensive and have not lived up to their hype I guess you could say. As far as brake pads, I am going to go with their "Yellow Stuff" pads. Now as some of you know, i'm a spirited driver and being that my drive back home is full of perfectly winding roads and straightaways i'm gonna need something that can stop on a dime and can handle an SUV. The fact that these roads are no stranger to deer, which I see often, I want something that will bite hard into rotors. These pads are the type recommended for Trucks/SUV's, off-roading, heavy towing, and muscle cars. The combination of these rotors and pads should make for the braking performance I've been looking for and have not experienced in some time with my current setup.
Sport:
Ultimax:
Baer Decela (w/ counter rotation pattern):
I want to upgrade my front setup to EXT calipers & brackets so I can fit EXT large front rotors. EBC offers those rotors & pads I mentioned above in EXT configuration too of coarse. I just can't find any calipers off an EXT for cheap that isn't rusted and possibly would have bad seals. I've found used brackets off an EXT that looked decent. Calipers is being the issue, new ones or even remans are a bit pricey. I'm gonna post an ad in the wanted section to see if anyone has any EXT spare brackets and /or calipers they can part with.@Capote You are going with the bigger brakes or did you already?
Yeah I forgot to mention that! They have amazing cold bite from what I've been reading. It can get freezing cold here in GA too. Like ice on the roads and snow on rare occasions.I had a wonderful experience with the EBC dimpled/slotted rotors on my 2007 maxima with red stuff pads. Bit hard and stopped fast when it was not super cold. When cold the pads took half a second to warm up and bite hard. Shouldnt have that issue with the yellow stuff. I drove spirited and had alot of quick stops. Never once did a rotor crack or warp in the five years with them on the car.
I thought the calipers were the same, it was the bracket and rotor that was different?
The mounting brackets are longer for the increased rotor diameter.
Calipers are the same between the EXT and shorty. Just need to replace brackets and rotors.
It's an ironically beautiful thread. What mods have you done since you've been back man?Isn't this thread supposed to help our mod addiction and not make it worse
There's not a lot of sand? I saw a few pics you have taken with some cars covered in sand.Totally stock till date, I wouldn't understand why it would be that bad on our trucks here, I mean isn't the climate in Texas similar to ours here
Not that i haven't considered upgrading, but the wallet is not agreeing with me
@Mooseman Who would this member be would like to get to know him, Haven't had any cooling issues yet in my TB or my Dads Yukon so I wonder if there was a problem in his cooling system itself
Post pics of the possibilities budTrying to pick a hood for the car should not be this difficult, but the mod addiction has me researching and re-researching and I cant seem to pull the trigger.