Nissan SER vs G35?
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I think its safe to assume that the Altimas have less power loss at the wheels because their FWD. I had a slightly modified SER keep up with me no problem as long as the road was straight. Yes, I have an auto which didn't help me out at all. But he had 260whp compared to my 250whp. And I had more engine mods then that Altima.
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Of course not - its not a common occurrence (dispit what a few out here have said - just drive both and its obviois)... for them to smack talk would be like a G forum trash talking an M3 if a G beat it...
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To the Guy that thinks coupes are faster (and the other references to 260 HP), they are exaclty the same engine - not one thing different about them (other than some of us believe the tune is different)... the 260 vs 280 is just a marketing game Nissan used (its been discussed sh!tloads of times)
There are a ton of MT vs AT and coupe vs sedan threads - go to one of them if you feel the need for that debate...
There are a ton of MT vs AT and coupe vs sedan threads - go to one of them if you feel the need for that debate...
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these cars are neck and neck.. on dynos the altima (non se-r) 3.5 puts down the same horsepower as the g35 (non rev-up). this is because the altima loses less horsepower to drivetrain loss because its FWD. Also, its almost 300lbs lighter. Either way, I dont care.. i could have bought an altima se-r for less than my car, but i didnt, and there's a plenty of reasons why.
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factory HP numbers are for marketing. same engine, same output. sedans are actually lighter, have more even weight distribution, and have a better drag coefficient than coupes. so same engine & trans in coupe vs same engine & trans in sedan, sedan has edge. a slight edge but an edge none the less.
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would an intake and y-pipe drop a second off the 1/4 mile time for the g?
serious question
#43
That would be cool if there were more people who tracked their car on this forum.
Not to offend anybody, but I've noticed most people here are for show/parking lot meet modders and never see the track. Nothing wrong with it, that's just how it is here.
The times are good for a lightly modded Altima on drag radials.
I have alot of room to improve on with my 13.8@104-105/2.2 60ft's/street tires. My traps/60ft show a lot of improvements are needed. Waiting to see what I run now with the MREV2/Osiris/weight reduction/better tires/reduce wheel hop. As of right now, I have a serious wheel hop issue. Soon to be cured by SPL bushings.
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not to turn this into a pissing contest, but his only mods were intake and a y-pipe, plus sticky tires...it's not like he was fully bolted or anything like that. the new altimas are also consistently dynoing in the 250-260hp range vs the 3rd gens(including the se-r) which only dyno in the 220-230 range stock.
would an intake and y-pipe drop a second off the 1/4 mile time for the g?
serious question
would an intake and y-pipe drop a second off the 1/4 mile time for the g?
serious question
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