[02 SpEc V]

What's up guys? I just bought a 2002 Sentra SE-R Spec V(6-speed :thumbup: ). It's totally stock and has 10,9XX miles on it. I was hoping to start off with an intake and exhaust. What do you guys suggest I start mods off with? What are some good exhausts for my car?

 

[Ride116]

What's up guys? I just bought a 2002 Sentra SE-R Spec V(6-speed :thumbup: ). It's totally stock and has 10,9XX miles on it. I was hoping to start off with an intake and exhaust. What do you guys suggest I start mods off with? What are some good exhausts for my car?

First thing and best advice I could tell you to do is search, it's near the top under your welcome...(your name)... intake/header/exhaust are always great mods to start with, there are many headers and exhaust companies out there that sell kits specifically for your car...search... if I were you, if order to save a few bucks, I would just take it to a shop to have them do a custom 2 or 2 1/4 inch cat back, with a muffler of your choice. In the future just search, there are probably countless threads discussing basic mods like these, but since you are, afterall a newbie, it's alright (also, read the stickies, a lot of times they'll answer your questions without having to start a new thread or searching). Good luck and welcome to NF.

 

[Radioaktiv]

check out our B15 section for a lot of good info

welcome to the boards

 

[Zac]

In the QR25 engine section their is a writeup on mods. I/H/E is generally the basic way to go. Other must have are motor mount inserts and stainless steel brakelines.

 

[acriml01]

If you're interested in stainless steel brake lines, I have an extra set (in red) lying around. I'll let you have it for $99 shipped. They are the same lines as from the Technafit group buy: http://www.nissanforums.com/showthread.php?t=82254

PM me if interested.

 

[Dav5049915]

probably start off with making sure all the recalls were done

then drive for a few more miles, then mod mod mod

 

[B.A.J.]

probably start off with making sure all the recalls were done

then drive for a few more miles, then mod mod mod

I second that learn your car before you mod, you understand the way that things work alot better this way.
Josh