runelind

I was walking around Downtown Denver this weekend and my knee was feeling weird. Not hurting or anything, just felt like I had lactic acid buildup in my knee. I guess I need to get more used to the stiff clutch of the Maxima eh?

I'll have to start doing weight excercises

I drove my friends Accord, and his clutch is so much lighter than mine. Does the maxima have a relatively stiff clutch, or am I just not used to it?

Albertt

Been feeling tightness in my elbow joints lately since moving to the big city and having to steer around all of those potholes.

blizz20oma

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Heh, the max's clutch feels like butter to me, since it's the first hydraulic clutch I've owned/driven. First two weeks it was real tough cause I couldn't even tell I was pushing on the pedal, it felt so light to me.

Back in the days of aimless teenage wandering in my old acura...now that was optimal conditions for clutch-knee right there...cable clutch driving around all through the city w/traffic and stoplights for hours...

runelind

yeah driving in rush hour traffic is a PITA. Like I said, my friend's accord feels like my gas pedal..its that light

I think if I would've learned how to drive a 5sp on it instead of in my max, it would have been a lot easier. I don't see how you can stall that car...of course now I don't understand how I could ever stall my Max either

trinity000

i agree with blizz this is the first hydrualic clutch for me too and it still feels like butter for me... my past vehicle was so hard at times in traffic i would have to use both feet with a semi heel-toe going cause my leg got so tired... lol

here is a picture of the beast! http://members.***.net/trinity000/withbro.jpg

and no that is not me it is my brother... he is 5'9 (for size comparison)