[Getbusy_3.5x]

About $60-70, but I made all my own hardware.

you dont just happen to sell them?
how much would it run if you did? cause i want =)

 

[Aaron92SE]

you dont just happen to sell them?
how much would it run if you did? cause i want =)

No I don't. It's not my product to sell. You would still need the correct software and I don't have the rights to that.

If you have any more questions about this, please email me at [aaron@nwpengineering.com]. I'd like to keep this thread on topic. Thanks.

 

[Aaron92SE]

There are a lot of Altimas that are installing these spacers on their 02-06 VQ35DE. Anybody care to comment on how you like them?

 

[nismos14]

Lol I want'em so bad, and I never seem to have enough $$ to get'em

 

[pipeline]

Lol I want'em so bad, and I never seem to have enough $$ to get'em

that is my issue.. but i think they are in my near future!!!:woot:

 

[Suicidalspd99]

I have said it once and I will say it again. I love these. Def. worth the money.

 

[nismos14]

Damnit... I need to get'em.

 

[carfreak67]

I didn't think that heat soak was too bad of a problem with the VQ until I installed these on Makaveli24's car. Shortly after the install the weather got really hot around here and my car, without spacers, felt like I was towing a trailer and his car still had about the same power.

I could easily see if you were at the track that you wouldn't really need to ice down the intake in between runs with these on.

I'm going to see about a set for my car with my tax return money.

 

[Aaron92SE]

I didn't think that heat soak was too bad of a problem with the VQ until I installed these on Makaveli24's car. Shortly after the install the weather got really hot around here and my car, without spacers, felt like I was towing a trailer and his car still had about the same power.

I could easily see if you were at the track that you wouldn't really need to ice down the intake in between runs with these on.

I'm going to see about a set for my car with my tax return money.

Exactly! And even in cold weather, they still offer a nice gain in power due to the fact the stock gaskets are eliminated and airflow is improved since the spacers are port matched. Plus, you are lengthening the intake runners, which helps low end and midrange power.

 

[Getbusy_3.5x]

Before I got spacers, my alty felt like my old 02 corolla in hot weather.
I feel the gains in cold weather as well.

Gains are great, as I posted in my thread, and it was the least expensive performance mod i've had done (after CAI).

 

[Aaron92SE]

Before I got spacers, my alty felt like my old 02 corolla in hot weather.
I feel the gains in cold weather as well.

Gains are great, as I posted in my thread, and it was the least expensive performance mod i've had done (after CAI).

Thank you for your review. I'm glad everyone is enjoying them as much as I am.

 

[VQWERTY]

anyone know if this works with the kinetix IM?

 

[Aaron92SE]

anyone know if this works with the kinetix IM?

Yes, the NWP Engineering Intake Spacers work great with the Kinetix IM. The only thing I should point out is that the Elbow spacer will no longer be needed since the Kinetix eliminates the need for one. So you will only need to use the TB, UIM, and both LIM spacers.

 

[VQWERTY]

sweet, i think im going bolt on crazy soon

 

[Aaron92SE]

sweet, i think im going bolt on crazy soon

Nothing wrong with that! Please let me know if you have any questions. You can always post here or just shoot me an email at [aaron@nwpengineering.com].

 

[VQWERTY]

will do. im very impressed with what ive heard about your product especially for the price

 

[pipeline]

Aaron will not/would not ever sell a product until he was 100% happy with it..

 

[Aaron92SE]

Aaron will not/would not ever sell a product until he was 100% happy with it..

Yes, you have found that to be true with the VIAS Removal and SSIM Block Plate I am developing. So far, I've had to go through 3 official prototype phases with this design and it usually takes one final CNC'd prototype to get everything perfect.

Most companies do not talk about the development of a new product. They usually only notify the public once the product has been released. But I am more than happy to fully support the Altima, Maxima, and Murano community by keeping them informed with development information and expected release dates.

Below is a quick picture of the product I'm talking about. I will post an official thread about it on this forum once the product is released. For right now, you can visit this link to read up on it:

Development Interest Thread: Anodized/Chrome SSIM/VIAS Removal plate - Maxima Forums

 

[hacku]

That plate looks great!

Any clue as to what the cost on this is going to be?

 

[Aaron92SE]

That plate looks great!

Any clue as to what the cost on this is going to be?

The plate is expected to cost $50-60. A lot of work has gone into making this an absolute beautiful piece that people are proud to put on their car. I wanted to make the nicest and cleanest plate possible regardless of costs.

I don't have any ideas when this plate will be released, but within the next few days, I will be inspecting the latest set of prototypes, which I hope will be final.