Photos of the little ones working on their family car. Remind them to check this site after 10 years as I’m sure they will appreciate it.
Credit: Mark Rodriguez
Use this site that why I use and never have a problem with their products and come already painted to match.
Link: https://bumpersthatdeliver.com/
Credit: Eddy
This is a great alternative to replacing your 6-speed knob on your Nissan Maxima. The original knobs are discontinued and no longer available. If you do find them brand new, the pricing is usually over $200. The GTR R34 is the same and will work great. It’s only $30 bucks more than the original pricing of the 2002-2006 6-speed shift knob. You’ll also require an adapter to convert M12 thread to M10, which is available for under $10.00. Additionally, we suggest using Permatex 25210 High Strength Removable Threadlocker.
OEM Part Number: 32865-AA420
Original Price: $160.00 to $180.00
Adapter: https://a.co/d/hvmRViO
Orange Thread Locker: https://a.co/d/2ZfAk2k
Applicable Cars:
- 1995-1999 6-Speed 4thgen Nissan Maxima (IF MANUAL SWAPPED ONLY)
- 2000-2001 6-Speed 5thgen Nissan Maxima (IF MANUAL SWAPPED ONLY)
- 2002-2003 6-Speed 5thgen Nissan Maxima (FACTORY OEM)
- 2004-2006 6-Speed 5thgen Nissan Maxima (FACTORY OEM)
Here’s the part number for the new Nissan logo emblem that will fit 350z fascia/front bumper.
Part Number: 90890-9UHOA
Price: $93.76
Model: 2021 – 2024 Murano
This post is dedicated to M-Diggy. He was pioneer in the Nissan Maxima community. Back in 2005, he built a one-of-a-kind topless 6thgen Maxima with suicide doors and various other custom mods.
Order Link: https://racespeconline.com/collections/connector-kits/products/gtr-sumi-3-pin
Includes
- Housing
- Lock
- (4) Terminals
- (3) Seals
Fits
- Nissan R35 GTR Ignition Coils
- Other Nissan Coils
- Some Mazda Coils
Source Credit: https://www.facebook.com/NissanSmyrna
Last week, Nissan team members celebrated the last Maxima to roll off of the Smyrna assembly line!
Over the last 20 years, the Maxima has helped establish Nissan as a key player in the global auto industry, Smyrna as one of North America’s finest manufacturing plants, and our team members as some of the best technicians on the planet.
Virtually every Nissan Smyrna employee has played a role in creating the Maxima’s legacy. Since the start of Maxima production (all the way back in 2003!), there have been a total of over 1 million Maximas produced. But despite that large quantity, quality never slipped. In fact, throughout the course of its production, the Maxima won five different manufacturing-related J.D. Power awards, including being named the “Best Overall Model” in this year’s J.D. Power Initial Quality Study.
Smyrna is proud to have been the home of Maxima for 20 years. And as we roll forward, the legacy of the Maxima and the team members that built it will go on to inspire the bright future of Nissan Smyrna!
This post is dedicated to Mike. We met him at one of our ECM event where he drove his Maxima with freshly custom painted engine day. He was so excited and happy to show off this hard work. He truly loved modding his 4thgen Nissan Maxima. This is such a devasting and tragic loss for the Nissan Maxima community. You will be greatly missed Mike!
Mike passed of health related causes at only the age of 32. He had an infection in his brain caused by Listeria Rhombencephalitis, which can mimic stroke like symptoms. If you don’t know about Listeria anyone is susceptible. You can learn more on it here: https://www.cdc.gov/listeria/index.html
Contributions: https://www.gofundme.com/f/michael-troutman
We send our deepest condolences to his friends and family. Gone but never forgotten!
