NWP Big Bore 75mm Throttle Body Kit Review
09-04-2013, 12:56 PM
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NWP Big Bore 75mm Throttle Body Kit Review
As soon as I heard about the release of this kit I was stoked. I have been looking for new ways to improve performance out of my NA G Coupe without boosting and I have basically every bolt on already. The day it was available for sale I purchased it!
I installed the thing as soon as it was delivered to my house. Initial reaction was that everything felt and looked solid. no flimsy materials and everything provided for a direct bolt on.
Only thing you will need is a 3.5" to 3" reducer coupler if you're using a stock intake or sometime you can stretch the 3" coupler over the throttle body. whatever works.... It is a perfect fit with stock plenum or the kinetix velocity manifold. it does not touch the hood.
Once the throttle body was installed, I started the car up and initially it threw the check engine light. I performed the ecu reset, idle relearn and the codes were gone and have not come back. You can immediately feel a power gain even with the stock intake. I could feel the car rev much more responsively, but I felt that I could get even more power out of this thing. I had a custom 3.5" furookie type intake fabbed up and paired it up with a JWT pop charger and wow this thing really woke up! The car definitely needs a good tune at this point but even without it the good ol' butt dyno says this thing is well worth the money.
I cut the throttle body warming hoses off also because i didn't want random empty hoses showing.
I installed the thing as soon as it was delivered to my house. Initial reaction was that everything felt and looked solid. no flimsy materials and everything provided for a direct bolt on.
Only thing you will need is a 3.5" to 3" reducer coupler if you're using a stock intake or sometime you can stretch the 3" coupler over the throttle body. whatever works.... It is a perfect fit with stock plenum or the kinetix velocity manifold. it does not touch the hood.
Once the throttle body was installed, I started the car up and initially it threw the check engine light. I performed the ecu reset, idle relearn and the codes were gone and have not come back. You can immediately feel a power gain even with the stock intake. I could feel the car rev much more responsively, but I felt that I could get even more power out of this thing. I had a custom 3.5" furookie type intake fabbed up and paired it up with a JWT pop charger and wow this thing really woke up! The car definitely needs a good tune at this point but even without it the good ol' butt dyno says this thing is well worth the money.
I cut the throttle body warming hoses off also because i didn't want random empty hoses showing.
09-04-2013, 05:40 PM
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^^ wow seriously guys? I hope I'm misinterpreting the posts but y'all are some *******s.
To the OP, congrats on the new mod. I'm considering ordering one of these kits right now and I appreciate you taking the time to post your experience with it.
To the OP, congrats on the new mod. I'm considering ordering one of these kits right now and I appreciate you taking the time to post your experience with it.
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09-05-2013, 11:59 AM
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^thats what I did except for the adapter. Did not have time to fool with a machine shop which would cost more in gas than the savings.
The big thing will be making the gasket. I believe the Maxima uses a recessed ring gasket, not a flat face to face gasket.
The big thing will be making the gasket. I believe the Maxima uses a recessed ring gasket, not a flat face to face gasket.
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