The M35 is essentially a 6th gen Max.

Is there a difference in the intake system between
the two? The M35 spec states:

Intake System: High-flow tuned induction system
http://infinitiusa.com/m/specifications.html

I've never looked under the hood of a M35.

 

RWD > FWD.

 

yes there is a difference, intake manifold are totally different.

 

Its RWD... Hence the IM.

 

Why would RWD make a diff in the intake manifold?

 

Cuase of the way the engine fits in the bay. The RWD manifs are taller and dont fit under our hoods.

Kam

 

Ok. So I guess that the IM is bigger and hence a bit more power?

 

You need to venture out the 6th gen forum. This topic is quite popular as of late.

 

6th gen owner are so ignorant to what's going on with other gen of max.

 

yes, new car model = new people to the maxima world... inevitable.

Look up tranverse(fwd) vs. longitudinal(rwd) motor placement.
Many differences between Nissan and Infinity... none are same between the two any more.

 

10char.

 

"tranverse(fwd) vs. longitudinal(rwd) motor placement."
This is all I need to know. Thanks

All other replies like "6th gen owner are so ignorant to what's going on with other gen of max." is just as ignorant.

 

The FM/G35 based M35 has nothing in common with the FFL/Altima based Maxima. Very few parts are (OEM and/or aftermarket) are interchangeable.

 

No kidding! Like that was related to this thread!?!

 

LOL ... he wasnt even asking about another gen of max ... he was asking about an infinity ... invalid flame and uncalled for IMO

 

It's actually Infiniti.

 

did not really mean to offence any1 here, but what i meant was that if these "new" ppl with these "new" cars looked more somewhere else i.e. all-motor forum, they would know more about their cars/engines/intakes... well, i guess they do not need to. not real maxima enthusiasts, just regular owners... i'm sorry, did i offend somebody again?

 

 

I hate it when peple do that
I > Y