I am sure others have already seen this and I am way late, but I just came across this and though it was interesting. Would this be something that we could put into the FAQ's? Just for reference?

http://www.internetautoguide.com/car.../infiniti/i30/

 

Ill do you one better... straight from the horses mouth!!!

http://www.infinitinews.com/site_lib...30/specs.shtml

To change it to you specific year, just change the year in the URL.

 

is our drag coefficient bad or good?

 

It's average. Most modern cars are going to hover in the 0.30 +/- 0.03 range. For comparison, both the Lexus LS 430 and Honda Insight with extensive attention to aerodynamic treatments get about 0.25. Fully streamlined solar cars can get down to almost 0.10. A perfect teardrop is 0.05. Contrast that with boxy SUVs which run in the 0.40 +/- 0.03 range.

 

I thought the 98-99 I30t's came with 215/55-16 tires. And my car only has power on the drivers side.

 

what do you mean power???

is it peglegged??

windows everywhere else are crank-operated???

wow...looks like u have a converted max...haha...jk...how did you end up with an i30 like that?

 

Sorry, it should say "driver's side seat". I wrote that at 3:00am.

 

For year-to-year changes, try this one:

http://auto.consumerguide.com/auto/u...x.cfm/id/2182/

 

Not very accurate at all... Consumer guide is wrong about a great many things. First, traction control (VLSD) was available on all I30s regardless if it was a manual or an automatic and it was available for the entire duration of the A32 platform. Second, heated seats were never standard. They were optional for all 5 years. Plus, their weight listing is close but not close enough. That 3001 lb. curb weight was for a bone stock GXE maxima with manual tranny.

 

Find us a better source, please.

 

2nd post on this thread... vehicle specs for all nissan vehicles directly from nissan.

 

Yes, it's thorough...but not very helpful if you want to see an overview of year-to-year changes, including changes in body trim like amber-vs-clear taillights, etc.

 

But consumerguide doesnt have that type of info either.