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Strato_54

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  1. 5 minutes ago, Mr_Reverse said:

    To do it properly, you will need the cams and new lifters. A bit involved, but since you have to take the timing belt off, it is a good time to replace the timing belt,(along with seals, water pump, hoses, tensioner, woodruff keys in the crank, valve cover gaskets). Not a major project, but it does take some time and the various bits and pieces do add up. 

    i was expecting a "maybe 5hp from an air filter" response not stuff like this lmao. id probably have to play goose hunt with most of these parts if i did ever decide to take on this project. this is actually very intriguing. with all of this how much horse is coming out of it from the original 168?

  2. Has anyone done any performance mods on the VG33E? Ranging anywhere from just an air intake to straight up boring out the block and serious power. I'm curious as to what i can get out of my little 3.3. If you have done anything to yours, or know exactly what can be done as well as had a friend done things to theirs i would like to know what exactly you did and possible brands if possible. I'm not in the market for serious mods just something small but effective to put some more grunt into it and also curious what is possible with this engine. all info is good info for me no matter what is is. thanks

  3. 4 minutes ago, colinnwn said:

    If you don't have a 4 wire trailer plug already, you can either get the factory adapter, or this device from Curt that has factory plugs to splice into your left rear brake light.

    If you want to manually do this by splicing in yourself, there are several other generic versions of this. But I wouldn't mess with it.

    https://www.suspensionconnection.com/55361-nissan-pathfinder-trailer-wiring-kit.html

    Good luck. It took me several years of on and off work to get my 7 pin plug and electric trailer brakes installed. I already had the 4 pin. I estimate at least 20 hours of work and 20 hours of research. But I was being too picky about how I did it.

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    Sweet thank you very much. I could just cut off the 4 pin end and wire it in to how i need it. I'll look into that component 

  4. I own a 97 SE Pathfinder with standard transmission and I'm mounting a trailer hitch for camping. (yes i know the standard is rated for 3500.) All my trailers especially this one require the 7-Pin heavy duty plug and I'm not to sure how to wire it in. I've heard there's already a harness under the frame i can use but couldn't find what I read. Running my blue (brake) wire is not an issue and neither is my 12v. Where do i find the wires i split off of or if possible buy a harness spliter to put in with it. Thanks.

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