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06-03-2004, 08:34 PM
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Body kits!
Hey, my name is Sean..first post here. I was wondering if anyone knew of any good kits for a '96 Maxima. I know they're out there, I just can't find any for some reason, and Im probably looking in the wrong places. If someone could help me with this dilemma, I'd appreciate it... =)
By the way...here's some rims I plan on purchasing... http://seffects.com/parts/HELOSPIN-18.htm ... They're called Helo Spin's. I'm not sure if I wanna get the 17" or 18" ones though. Anyone wanna critique them, please do.. Thanks guys... 
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06-04-2004, 12:22 PM
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Crap question, but it's been botherin me. Can I throw a 1997-99 kit on my '96?
And I've seen plenty of cars with chrome, body kits, superchargers, and everything. Is it bad for your car? Performance wise?
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06-04-2004, 09:09 PM
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Re: Body kits!
chrome's heavy and may cause you to be slower. i ordered a set of 18's for my car and then called back and re-ordered the same rims in alloys for fear of weighing my car down too much.
body kits can tend to kill any aerodynamics your car has, or it may improve upon it depending on if you find a quality company. Forced induction(superchargers, turbo) will decrease the longevity of your engine but the VQ is stong and can last a long time if properly maintained.
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