is 95 faster??
#1
I just bought a 95 maxima, I don't know if it is GXE,GLE, OR SE. I saw on some other posts that the 95 was the fastest. why is that? I don't have a sunroof or a bose system so i am assuming it is a GXE. Is there a difference in enginespeed/HP between trim levels and years within the 4th generation. If anyone does know the HP and 0-6 info I'd certainly like to know. I used to have an 88 max and since i loved it so much i decided to buy a newer maxima. Maxima rules!
#2
Originally posted by 88MaximaSE
I just bought a 95 maxima, I don't know if it is GXE,GLE, OR SE. I saw on some other posts that the 95 was the fastest. why is that? I don't have a sunroof or a bose system so i am assuming it is a GXE. Is there a difference in enginespeed/HP between trim levels and years within the 4th generation. If anyone does know the HP and 0-6 info I'd certainly like to know. I used to have an 88 max and since i loved it so much i decided to buy a newer maxima. Maxima rules!
I just bought a 95 maxima, I don't know if it is GXE,GLE, OR SE. I saw on some other posts that the 95 was the fastest. why is that? I don't have a sunroof or a bose system so i am assuming it is a GXE. Is there a difference in enginespeed/HP between trim levels and years within the 4th generation. If anyone does know the HP and 0-6 info I'd certainly like to know. I used to have an 88 max and since i loved it so much i decided to buy a newer maxima. Maxima rules!
#3
the 95/96 is faster because it's got less "strict" emissions requirement.
All the engines in all 4th gens are same. Some say the 95/96 has OBDI, but I dont know if that's true or not. The 95/96 is also slightly lighter because it's got less crash protection.
#4
Re: the 95/96 is faster because it's got less "strict" emissions requirement.
Originally posted by hokiemax
All the engines in all 4th gens are same. Some say the 95/96 has OBDI, but I dont know if that's true or not. The 95/96 is also slightly lighter because it's got less crash protection.
All the engines in all 4th gens are same. Some say the 95/96 has OBDI, but I dont know if that's true or not. The 95/96 is also slightly lighter because it's got less crash protection.
#5
Originally posted by 88MaximaSE
I just bought a 95 maxima, I don't know if it is GXE,GLE, OR SE. I saw on some other posts that the 95 was the fastest. why is that? I don't have a sunroof or a bose system so i am assuming it is a GXE. Is there a difference in enginespeed/HP between trim levels and years within the 4th generation. If anyone does know the HP and 0-6 info I'd certainly like to know. I used to have an 88 max and since i loved it so much i decided to buy a newer maxima. Maxima rules!
I just bought a 95 maxima, I don't know if it is GXE,GLE, OR SE. I saw on some other posts that the 95 was the fastest. why is that? I don't have a sunroof or a bose system so i am assuming it is a GXE. Is there a difference in enginespeed/HP between trim levels and years within the 4th generation. If anyone does know the HP and 0-6 info I'd certainly like to know. I used to have an 88 max and since i loved it so much i decided to buy a newer maxima. Maxima rules!
#6
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hmmm i thought the 95 maxima engines were made of a different type of metal than the 97+.. or was that the difference between 3rd gen and 4th gens? iron block and aluminum or something i cant recall... help me
Originally posted by BriGuyMax
Your's is probably a GXE. People "claim" that the 95 was the fastest year of the 4th gen becuase of less emmission control. All 4th gen have the same VQ engine with the same HP and torque ratings of 190 and 205 respectively. I personally think it just depends on the car, not on the year. I have witnessed slow 95s and fast 99s. My buddy has a 99 SE-L auto with only an intake and a muffler, and he can hang with me better than any other auto max I've gone up agaist, and I've been against a 95 auto with intake and y-pipe. So I firmly believe it just depends on the car. If you have a manual, your 0-60 time should be high 6s and if you have an auto high 7s.
Your's is probably a GXE. People "claim" that the 95 was the fastest year of the 4th gen becuase of less emmission control. All 4th gen have the same VQ engine with the same HP and torque ratings of 190 and 205 respectively. I personally think it just depends on the car, not on the year. I have witnessed slow 95s and fast 99s. My buddy has a 99 SE-L auto with only an intake and a muffler, and he can hang with me better than any other auto max I've gone up agaist, and I've been against a 95 auto with intake and y-pipe. So I firmly believe it just depends on the car. If you have a manual, your 0-60 time should be high 6s and if you have an auto high 7s.
#7
Originally posted by AznWontonboy
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hmmm i thought the 95 maxima engines were made of a different type of metal than the 97+.. or was that the difference between 3rd gen and 4th gens? iron block and aluminum or something i cant recall... help me
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hmmm i thought the 95 maxima engines were made of a different type of metal than the 97+.. or was that the difference between 3rd gen and 4th gens? iron block and aluminum or something i cant recall... help me
#8
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thanks. a iron block would hold up against more engine stress correct? I.E. large amounts of PSI from blower/turbo
Originally posted by BriGuyMax
All the 95-01 maximas use the All aluminum VQ engines. 94 and BEFORE used the iron block VE and VG.
All the 95-01 maximas use the All aluminum VQ engines. 94 and BEFORE used the iron block VE and VG.
#9
true, but they are also about twice as heavy....If your worried about the strength of the VQs aluminum block...just look at Don's 12 second max with an ALL aluminum block. Or all the boosted maxs out there....how many of them have had engine block problems.....non...I wouldn't be worried.
#10
0-60= 6.6
1/4= 15.1
1995 5spd SE maxima. 3 magazines all got the same results.
97 5spd SE maxima
0-60 7.1
Tested by motor trend
98 5spd Maxima SE
0-60= 7.4 ,1/4= 15.5
Tested by MT
As you can see the 4th gens got slower and slower each year. Once you change the exaust they are all pretty much the same.
I have never seen a test on 96's or 99's, I suspect 96 was the same as 95.
1/4= 15.1
1995 5spd SE maxima. 3 magazines all got the same results.
97 5spd SE maxima
0-60 7.1
Tested by motor trend
98 5spd Maxima SE
0-60= 7.4 ,1/4= 15.5
Tested by MT
As you can see the 4th gens got slower and slower each year. Once you change the exaust they are all pretty much the same.
I have never seen a test on 96's or 99's, I suspect 96 was the same as 95.
#11
Originally posted by emax95
0-60= 6.6
1/4= 15.1
1995 5spd SE maxima. 3 magazines all got the same results.
97 5spd SE maxima
0-60 7.1
Tested by motor trend
98 5spd Maxima SE
0-60= 7.4 ,1/4= 15.5
Tested by MT
As you can see the 4th gens got slower and slower each year. Once you change the exaust they are all pretty much the same.
I have never seen a test on 96's or 99's, I suspect 96 was the same as 95.
0-60= 6.6
1/4= 15.1
1995 5spd SE maxima. 3 magazines all got the same results.
97 5spd SE maxima
0-60 7.1
Tested by motor trend
98 5spd Maxima SE
0-60= 7.4 ,1/4= 15.5
Tested by MT
As you can see the 4th gens got slower and slower each year. Once you change the exaust they are all pretty much the same.
I have never seen a test on 96's or 99's, I suspect 96 was the same as 95.
#12
I agree with Brian
Check out this page:
http://web2.iadfw.net/scutchen/max_faq/history.htm
Even the 95SE 5-speed has been tested as slow as 7.4 secs to 60. It all depends on the car.
http://web2.iadfw.net/scutchen/max_faq/history.htm
Even the 95SE 5-speed has been tested as slow as 7.4 secs to 60. It all depends on the car.
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