X vs. S
X vs. S
what are the major differences, do the 0-60 times differ, handeling, im really pissed about infiniti underestimating the amount of S's needed, and not being able to get a test drive
0-60 probably won't differ much, a matter of weight.
As far as I can tell, the suspension tuning isn't much different. Can't get the larger wheels with AWD, though. And an AWD chassis never feels quite as lively as RWD.
Multi-adjustable seats in the S.
I still hoping in vain to drive a six-speed S myself.
As far as I can tell, the suspension tuning isn't much different. Can't get the larger wheels with AWD, though. And an AWD chassis never feels quite as lively as RWD.
Multi-adjustable seats in the S.
I still hoping in vain to drive a six-speed S myself.
Originally Posted by mkaresh
0-60 probably won't differ much, a matter of weight.
As far as I can tell, the suspension tuning isn't much different. Can't get the larger wheels with AWD, though. And an AWD chassis never feels quite as lively as RWD.
Multi-adjustable seats in the S.
I still hoping in vain to drive a six-speed S myself.
As far as I can tell, the suspension tuning isn't much different. Can't get the larger wheels with AWD, though. And an AWD chassis never feels quite as lively as RWD.
Multi-adjustable seats in the S.
I still hoping in vain to drive a six-speed S myself.
Originally Posted by kraqcommando
what are the major differences, do the 0-60 times differ, handeling, im really pissed about infiniti underestimating the amount of S's needed, and not being able to get a test drive
I did not like the seats in the S. Im a big guy and i could not fit in the seat like i could in the X. The X was way more comfortable. That was the biggest downfall for me and the S. That and the fact that it snows here. But i warn anyone thats over 250lbs to try the S seats first. You may not like the bolstering as much as you may think. Other then the paddles i didnt see anything else i would miss.
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Originally Posted by kraqcommando
what are the major differences, do the 0-60 times differ, handeling, im really pissed about infiniti underestimating the amount of S's needed, and not being able to get a test drive
Between the more aggressive tires and the stiffer suspension, the ride is more firm and the car's responses are quicker. Throttle response is also better in the S due to the simpler drivetrain. I felt that the S was overall a noticeably sportier ride. The X felt soft from my perspective.
Originally Posted by ZoominDan
I test drove both back to back. The seats in the S felt tight, and I weigh only 165 lbs. Then again, I didn't explore the adjustable bolster feature that the S supposedly has.
Between the more aggressive tires and the stiffer suspension, the ride is more firm and the car's responses are quicker. Throttle response is also better in the S due to the simpler drivetrain. I felt that the S was overall a noticeably sportier ride. The X felt soft from my perspective.
Between the more aggressive tires and the stiffer suspension, the ride is more firm and the car's responses are quicker. Throttle response is also better in the S due to the simpler drivetrain. I felt that the S was overall a noticeably sportier ride. The X felt soft from my perspective.
Good luck!
hated the sport seats
for about 2 minutes in the showroom.
Now that I have had the car for 1250 miles I love them. They seem to me to work with the suspension to make the S a different subjective experience than the X.
Now that I have had the car for 1250 miles I love them. They seem to me to work with the suspension to make the S a different subjective experience than the X.
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