Finally dropped the Max an man am I happy.....
07-30-2003, 09:44 AM
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Originally posted by Albertt
Do you find the ride to be better with more weight in the car?
Do you feel more body flex now? I felt more after getting the H&Rs and have been wondering if the Warpspeed SFCs would be a worthy buy.
Why did you cut the bumpstops?
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Do you find the ride to be better with more weight in the car?
Do you feel more body flex now? I felt more after getting the H&Rs and have been wondering if the Warpspeed SFCs would be a worthy buy.
Why did you cut the bumpstops?
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I cut the bumpstops about an inch to keep from riding on them when I have a load on the car. Riding on bumpstop is dangerous from a handling standpoint. I want the suspension to travel with/without a load.
07-30-2003, 09:48 AM
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Originally posted by Craig Mack
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to race his 5spd Maxima from a roll. The clutch and shifter are very easy to master IMO.
So basically a new born baby behind the wheel of a 5spd Max could whip you Deez.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to race his 5spd Maxima from a roll. The clutch and shifter are very easy to master IMO.
So basically a new born baby behind the wheel of a 5spd Max could whip you Deez.
Not everyone is a master of driving manuals, that's why.
07-30-2003, 10:20 AM
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Originally posted by deezo
So why are some 5 speeds runny slower than autos? Not everyone is a master of driving manuals, that's why.
So why are some 5 speeds runny slower than autos?
Not everyone is a master of driving manuals, that's why.
07-30-2003, 10:40 AM
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Originally posted by Craig Mack
If someone can't drive a STOCK 5spd Maxima to a low low 15 second quarter mile time after several practice attempts, then he is truley a newbie driver!
If someone can't drive a STOCK 5spd Maxima to a low low 15 second quarter mile time after several practice attempts, then he is truley a newbie driver!
07-30-2003, 01:40 PM
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Originally posted by Craig Mack
If someone can't drive a STOCK 5spd Maxima to a low low 15 second quarter mile time after several practice attempts, then he is truley a newbie driver!
If someone can't drive a STOCK 5spd Maxima to a low low 15 second quarter mile time after several practice attempts, then he is truley a newbie driver!
The first time I ever drag raced any car with a 5-speed, it was a stock max. 15.2
07-31-2003, 06:45 AM
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Originally posted by Craig Mack
Dana Carvey: 15.6@87mph
Average 5spd: 15.0@92mph
Deezo = 0wN3d by all stock 5spds.
Dana Carvey: 15.6@87mph
Average 5spd: 15.0@92mph
Deezo = 0wN3d by all stock 5spds.
07-31-2003, 06:47 AM
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Originally posted by blubyu2k2
find me more than 3 stock 4th gens 5spd's that have ran those times...I don't think that is an average Craigy
find me more than 3 stock 4th gens 5spd's that have ran those times...I don't think that is an average Craigy
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