March 07 Fastrack
02-22-2007, 06:03 PM
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Item 6 on page 42 of this identifies the Scott Russell linkage as specifically tied to the '06 Maxima as being a form of independent suspension.
I am under the impression that a S-R is a means of lateral location for a beam axle.
Did Fastrack screw this up or does the '06 Max have some rather unusual suspension? Or am I all wet with this question?
Norm
I am under the impression that a S-R is a means of lateral location for a beam axle.
Did Fastrack screw this up or does the '06 Max have some rather unusual suspension? Or am I all wet with this question?
Norm
02-25-2007, 03:21 PM
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here is a little photo of the rear suspension of the '06 or 07 maxima, from nissan's site
certainly don't see a beam axle or scott-russel link anyplace...looks like a pretty standard multi-link IRS.
I wonder if they meant to say '00 Maxima rather than '06
If so, that's pretty lame to call our rear setup "IRS"
certainly don't see a beam axle or scott-russel link anyplace...looks like a pretty standard multi-link IRS.
I wonder if they meant to say '00 Maxima rather than '06
If so, that's pretty lame to call our rear setup "IRS"
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