Huge turning radius!!??
Does anyone else have a problem with the huge turning radius of the maxima, i have an Ae MINE IS HUGE more than my landcruiser!!!! Does anyone know the exact number nissan doesnt care to share negative information about themselves!
THanks!!!
THanks!!!
Originally posted by AE Majestic Blu
Does anyone else have a problem with the huge turning radius of the maxima, i have an Ae MINE IS HUGE more than my landcruiser!!!! Does anyone know the exact number nissan doesnt care to share negative information about themselves!
THanks!!!
Does anyone else have a problem with the huge turning radius of the maxima, i have an Ae MINE IS HUGE more than my landcruiser!!!! Does anyone know the exact number nissan doesnt care to share negative information about themselves!
THanks!!!
-Tom Z.
this might be kinda off topic, but, am i the only one who cant make turns with one hand (palm on, turn wheel motion)
i can do it on other cars, but in my own car, i gotta use two hands like grandpa. maybe i'm just weak?
i can do it on other cars, but in my own car, i gotta use two hands like grandpa. maybe i'm just weak?
Originally posted by DooBall
this might be kinda off topic, but, am i the only one who cant make turns with one hand (palm on, turn wheel motion)
i can do it on other cars, but in my own car, i gotta use two hands like grandpa. maybe i'm just weak?
this might be kinda off topic, but, am i the only one who cant make turns with one hand (palm on, turn wheel motion)
i can do it on other cars, but in my own car, i gotta use two hands like grandpa. maybe i'm just weak?
Nope... i'm good now... i couldn't do it in the winter (by the time I walked to my garage, my hands were usually frozen, and they would slide on the wheel)... now, i can do it without a prob... (at low speeds, you have full power-assist steering)
Patience grasshopper...
-Tom Z.
Originally posted by DooBall
this might be kinda off topic, but, am i the only one who cant make turns with one hand (palm on, turn wheel motion)
i can do it on other cars, but in my own car, i gotta use two hands like grandpa. maybe i'm just weak?
this might be kinda off topic, but, am i the only one who cant make turns with one hand (palm on, turn wheel motion)
i can do it on other cars, but in my own car, i gotta use two hands like grandpa. maybe i'm just weak?
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
I can make turns with one hand (actually, 2 fingers pointing straight out), but can't use my palm because my hand is never sweaty enough to stick to the steering wheel.
I can make turns with one hand (actually, 2 fingers pointing straight out), but can't use my palm because my hand is never sweaty enough to stick to the steering wheel.
-Tom Z.
Originally posted by DooBall
this might be kinda off topic, but, am i the only one who cant make turns with one hand (palm on, turn wheel motion)
i can do it on other cars, but in my own car, i gotta use two hands like grandpa. maybe i'm just weak?
this might be kinda off topic, but, am i the only one who cant make turns with one hand (palm on, turn wheel motion)
i can do it on other cars, but in my own car, i gotta use two hands like grandpa. maybe i'm just weak?
Originally posted by tomz17
ya... you **could** do it with one finger as well... just gotta stick it on the inside of the wheel.. but why.. you have (tom stops to count) 5 fingers!!!
-Tom Z.
ya... you **could** do it with one finger as well... just gotta stick it on the inside of the wheel.. but why.. you have (tom stops to count) 5 fingers!!!
-Tom Z.
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
5 fingers get in the way... 1 finger takes too much strength, 3 fingers position feels funny, 4 fingers is the same as 5. This is called special grasshoppa turning technique.
5 fingers get in the way... 1 finger takes too much strength, 3 fingers position feels funny, 4 fingers is the same as 5. This is called special grasshoppa turning technique.
Well, you have obviously given this considerable thought... therefore I must agree that 2 fingers is the sweet spot.
Originally posted by tomz17
Well, you have obviously given this considerable thought... therefore I must agree that 2 fingers is the sweet spot.
Well, you have obviously given this considerable thought... therefore I must agree that 2 fingers is the sweet spot.
Turning Radius
(My 1st post - have owned blue pearl GLE for 10 days):
In researching data for 3 cars I was considering in addition to Max, I believe Max had a smaller turning radius than Accord & Camry, not sure about Passat. But it feels like Max has wider radius than my '98 Grand Prix GT,which also has 16" wheels. Also, it feels like the GP corners a lot better, but I assume the difference would be narrower or non-existent if I had the SE.
2 little things I've noticed missing on my car which Nissan should have included - lighted steering wheel controls, & a warning sound when light switch is left in on position & car is turned off & door opened. I know the lights turn off automatically, but the next time I drive they come back on, & I don't always notice. (The reason I manually turn 'em on in the 1st place is that MN law requires lights on in rain or snow, & rain has been pretty much the standard weather condition in Mpls since I got my new Max). Otherwise, great car, even with the Toyos, which were on my '92 Max SE as well.
Bill
In researching data for 3 cars I was considering in addition to Max, I believe Max had a smaller turning radius than Accord & Camry, not sure about Passat. But it feels like Max has wider radius than my '98 Grand Prix GT,which also has 16" wheels. Also, it feels like the GP corners a lot better, but I assume the difference would be narrower or non-existent if I had the SE.
2 little things I've noticed missing on my car which Nissan should have included - lighted steering wheel controls, & a warning sound when light switch is left in on position & car is turned off & door opened. I know the lights turn off automatically, but the next time I drive they come back on, & I don't always notice. (The reason I manually turn 'em on in the 1st place is that MN law requires lights on in rain or snow, & rain has been pretty much the standard weather condition in Mpls since I got my new Max). Otherwise, great car, even with the Toyos, which were on my '92 Max SE as well.
Bill
Re: Turning Radius
Originally posted by Billart
2 little things I've noticed missing on my car which Nissan should have included - lighted steering wheel controls, & a warning sound when light switch is left in on position & car is turned off & door opened. I know the lights turn off automatically, but the next time I drive they come back on, & I don't always notice. (The reason I manually turn 'em on in the 1st place is that MN law requires lights on in rain or snow, & rain has been pretty much the standard weather condition in Mpls since I got my new Max). Otherwise, great car, even with the Toyos, which were on my '92 Max SE as well.
2 little things I've noticed missing on my car which Nissan should have included - lighted steering wheel controls, & a warning sound when light switch is left in on position & car is turned off & door opened. I know the lights turn off automatically, but the next time I drive they come back on, & I don't always notice. (The reason I manually turn 'em on in the 1st place is that MN law requires lights on in rain or snow, & rain has been pretty much the standard weather condition in Mpls since I got my new Max). Otherwise, great car, even with the Toyos, which were on my '92 Max SE as well.
I turn my lights on in the daytime for "June gloom", so I know the problem you're having -- just look at the clock though. If it's barely readable in the daytime, your lights are on.
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