Spec is up on the allnewG website
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Spec is up on the allnewG website
I am not sure if another has post this already or not. A pdf file of the spec is added to this site.
http://www.infiniti.com/allnewG/2007...ifications.pdf
http://www.infiniti.com/allnewG/2007...ifications.pdf
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10-18-2006, 09:47 PM
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Wonder what exactly this entails:
How is this different or more special than a normal ECU that adjusts to your style after time?
I thought all 4 windows had one-touch up/down:
Where does the brake pedal go?:
Driver-adaptive learning algorithm senses driving style and adjusts automatic shifting accordingly.
I thought all 4 windows had one-touch up/down:
Power windows with illuminated switches and front-window one-touch auto-up/down and safety auto-reverse feature
Slide-away brake pedal assembly moves brake pedal away from the driver in certain frontal collisions
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10-19-2006, 01:23 AM
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If you believe the document, the 6MT will have A/C vents for the rear passengers. Page 3 lists them as part of the Journey model, then goes on to say that the Sport will have all the equipment of the Journey, and that the Sport MT will have all the equipment of the Sport ...
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Originally Posted by Geniusjustin
DaCurryman, I'm pretty sure that just means the brake pedal recedes to the floorboard during a crash, eliminating it as a rigid body that can transmit forces of a collision through your legs into your body.
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Originally Posted by Ghozt
I am not sure if another has post this already or not. A pdf file of the spec is added to this site.
http://www.infiniti.com/allnewG/2007...ifications.pdf
http://www.infiniti.com/allnewG/2007...ifications.pdf
Looks like Sport models do NOT have a differently calibrated suspension - I was thinking that it would be differently tuned !!!
The only drivetrain change looks like the VLSD.
Can anyone confirm that the sport models have the same suspension as everything else ?? That does sound weird !
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10-19-2006, 12:58 PM
Originally Posted by max2k1
Interesting - nice find
Looks like Sport models do NOT have a differently calibrated suspension - I was thinking that it would be differently tuned !!!
The only drivetrain change looks like the VLSD.
Can anyone confirm that the sport models have the same suspension as everything else ?? That does sound weird !
Looks like Sport models do NOT have a differently calibrated suspension - I was thinking that it would be differently tuned !!!
The only drivetrain change looks like the VLSD.
Can anyone confirm that the sport models have the same suspension as everything else ?? That does sound weird !
