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RWD will be offered on the V8 option. there's gonna be a v6 and v8 option. kinda like the 4 cyl and v6 altima. the tourque converter can't withstand FWD on a v8 pushing 260 horse. holla
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Where do you get your information?? V8 option? RWD? Sorry charlie. Do any of you do actual research on the Fresh Alloy, Maxima.org or Nissan websites? The NEW 04 max is Altima based. This means it has the Altima FWD platform (which equals transverse mounted engine). Does anyone know of a "transverse mounted" rwd car? However, the platform is desiged to support an AWD system. The 04 max will be FWD foremost and possible AWD in future. Is this clear?
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Re: ??
Originally posted by JettmiesterMax
Where do you get your information?? V8 option? RWD? Sorry charlie. Do any of you do actual research on the Fresh Alloy, Maxima.org or Nissan websites? The NEW 04 max is Altima based. This means it has the Altima FWD platform (which equals transverse mounted engine). Does anyone know of a "transverse mounted" rwd car? However, the platform is desiged to support an AWD system. The 04 max will be FWD foremost and possible AWD in future. Is this clear?
Where do you get your information?? V8 option? RWD? Sorry charlie. Do any of you do actual research on the Fresh Alloy, Maxima.org or Nissan websites? The NEW 04 max is Altima based. This means it has the Altima FWD platform (which equals transverse mounted engine). Does anyone know of a "transverse mounted" rwd car? However, the platform is desiged to support an AWD system. The 04 max will be FWD foremost and possible AWD in future. Is this clear?
#5
Originally posted by Soul Fly
tell me thats not what the nissan dealership told me...
tell me thats not what the nissan dealership told me...
Let me tell you without any doubt the '04 Maxima is a FWD platform (any vehicle based off of the Altima would be) which means it CANNOT be used in a RWD fashion. AWD is possable and actually likely at some point on this 6th Gen Maxima.
V8? Unlikely. Nissan has never had a transversly mounted V8 and I haven't heard or read anywhere they have even had one in the works. ANY engine that goes into this platform will have to be transversly mounted.
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you're probably right...this guy sounded like he knew his shizzle. we'll see tho
#7
Originally posted by warrlocked
V8? Unlikely. Nissan has never had a transversly mounted V8 and I haven't heard or read anywhere they have even had one in the works. ANY engine that goes into this platform will have to be transversly mounted.
V8? Unlikely. Nissan has never had a transversly mounted V8 and I haven't heard or read anywhere they have even had one in the works. ANY engine that goes into this platform will have to be transversly mounted.
#8
Re: ??
Originally posted by JettmiesterMax
Where do you get your information?? V8 option? RWD? Sorry charlie. Do any of you do actual research on the Fresh Alloy, Maxima.org or Nissan websites? The NEW 04 max is Altima based. This means it has the Altima FWD platform (which equals transverse mounted engine). Does anyone know of a "transverse mounted" rwd car? However, the platform is desiged to support an AWD system. The 04 max will be FWD foremost and possible AWD in future. Is this clear?
Where do you get your information?? V8 option? RWD? Sorry charlie. Do any of you do actual research on the Fresh Alloy, Maxima.org or Nissan websites? The NEW 04 max is Altima based. This means it has the Altima FWD platform (which equals transverse mounted engine). Does anyone know of a "transverse mounted" rwd car? However, the platform is desiged to support an AWD system. The 04 max will be FWD foremost and possible AWD in future. Is this clear?
Also....the new Max is not based on the Altima. The entire vehicle is based on the Infiniti Q45...all the way down to the rumored voice recog. system and adjustable aspect gauges.
#9
Re: Re: ??
Originally posted by ebmorgan
If you look very closely to a pick of the 6-gen Max you'll notice that the rear break calipers are mounted on the front of the rear rotors. This indicates that it will be either RWD or AWD.
Also....the new Max is not based on the Altima. The entire vehicle is based on the Infiniti Q45...all the way down to the rumored voice recog. system and adjustable aspect gauges.
If you look very closely to a pick of the 6-gen Max you'll notice that the rear break calipers are mounted on the front of the rear rotors. This indicates that it will be either RWD or AWD.
Also....the new Max is not based on the Altima. The entire vehicle is based on the Infiniti Q45...all the way down to the rumored voice recog. system and adjustable aspect gauges.
Based off of the Infiniti Q45 platform? We have known for MONTHS the '04 6th Gen Max will be based off the Altima platform.
#10
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Originally posted by ebmorgan
If you look very closely to a pick of the 6-gen Max you'll notice that the rear break calipers are mounted on the front of the rear rotors. This indicates that it will be either RWD or AWD.
Also....the new Max is not based on the Altima. The entire vehicle is based on the Infiniti Q45...all the way down to the rumored voice recog. system and adjustable aspect gauges.
If you look very closely to a pick of the 6-gen Max you'll notice that the rear break calipers are mounted on the front of the rear rotors. This indicates that it will be either RWD or AWD.
Also....the new Max is not based on the Altima. The entire vehicle is based on the Infiniti Q45...all the way down to the rumored voice recog. system and adjustable aspect gauges.
And dude, it's not going to be rear wheel drive.
#12
Originally posted by Soul Fly
you're probably right...this guy sounded like he knew his shizzle. we'll see tho
you're probably right...this guy sounded like he knew his shizzle. we'll see tho
a 2004 Maxima for way below sticker price if he's wrong..
If he's right then you'll buy a RWD V8 2004 Maxima from him at above retail
shake on it and have witnesses... possibly a signed and notarized document.. lol
See if he sings the same tune after you propose that bet
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you'd think that ALL car designers would have learned their lesson in the 80s and EARLY 90s....but nope, have yall seen the 04 mustang/F-150? ACK!
#14
Funny thing is, Motorweek said the same thing about the new 2004 Maxima (e.g. that it's going to be RWD).
But i still tend to believe it's going to be FWD. However, since it's the same platform as the Altima and the Murano, what prevents it from being so?
I'm not an expert at this but if a car can be AWD and/or FWD then why can't it be RWD?
But i still tend to believe it's going to be FWD. However, since it's the same platform as the Altima and the Murano, what prevents it from being so?
I'm not an expert at this but if a car can be AWD and/or FWD then why can't it be RWD?
#15
Originally posted by Soul Fly
you'd think that ALL car designers would have learned their lesson in the 80s and EARLY 90s....but nope, have yall seen the 04 mustang/F-150? ACK!
you'd think that ALL car designers would have learned their lesson in the 80s and EARLY 90s....but nope, have yall seen the 04 mustang/F-150? ACK!
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