5th gen Off Topic Thread (Official Ghustle thread v1)
Out of curiosity, what is Moncef doing in this picture? At first you might think he's picking his nose. But then if you look real closely, it kind of looks like he's holding a pipe up to his mouth.
Dude that 'ish is funny but WAY TOO true.
Silly sillyskins
The automatics, 05/06 and some other models I guess had shorter rear end gearing which caused these to rev pretty high at highway cruising (>3k). Then again, some auto's, etc have weak a$$ tall gearing that kills low end pickup and power transfer.
The long/short is it's not needed for this car unless it becomes a track car. Which would mean it gets SHORTER gearing.
And it wont. For either.
Not for long did I consider this. My diff has very decent gearing, maintaining low end torque/pickup without killing the top end economy. Perfectly balanced, IMO.
The automatics, 05/06 and some other models I guess had shorter rear end gearing which caused these to rev pretty high at highway cruising (>3k). Then again, some auto's, etc have weak a$$ tall gearing that kills low end pickup and power transfer.
The long/short is it's not needed for this car unless it becomes a track car. Which would mean it gets SHORTER gearing.
And it wont. For either.
The automatics, 05/06 and some other models I guess had shorter rear end gearing which caused these to rev pretty high at highway cruising (>3k). Then again, some auto's, etc have weak a$$ tall gearing that kills low end pickup and power transfer.
The long/short is it's not needed for this car unless it becomes a track car. Which would mean it gets SHORTER gearing.
And it wont. For either.
And Hotchkis sways... I'm wanting these now a little bit more than I want a set of HFC's.
Lol... Eh, im tryna give it the benefit of the doubt... Maybe i need to see one in person lmao.... I personally think the new camry looks the best of them all
A family sedan that has the Optima's design, the power of the 3.5 Altima, the mechanical reliability of the Camry, the interior of the VW CC, and the build quality of the Accord.
Wrap that up and you've got a winner...
...on paper.
Maybe not in real life.
Well as far as "looks" go in this class of car, the Kia Optima wins that round easily.
A family sedan that has the Optima's design, the power of the 3.5 Altima, the mechanical reliability of the Camry, the interior of the VW CC, and the build quality of the Accord.
Wrap that up and you've got a winner...
...on paper. Maybe not in real life.
A family sedan that has the Optima's design, the power of the 3.5 Altima, the mechanical reliability of the Camry, the interior of the VW CC, and the build quality of the Accord.
Wrap that up and you've got a winner...
...on paper.
Maybe not in real life.Last edited by Grand_hustle17; Aug 8, 2012 at 08:14 AM.
So no body here has any positive input on this question? https://maxima.org/showthread.php?t=653712
Links?