I concur!!! When I was dealing with my fog light issue today I asked about getting a NISMO cold air intake......they don't make one yet and the svc guys told me to check back in 6 months! Not too mention when you see a Nissan commercial they are advertising EVERYTHING from the line EXCEPT the Coupe........we get no love or respect except from each other!blackteam02 wrote:..under rated, & NO AFTERMARKET love! whyyy?
Even when you look in the newspaper for "great finance or lease deals" the coupe is never mentioned or even shown.dflane39 wrote:
I concur!!! When I was dealing with my fog light issue today I asked about getting a NISMO cold air intake......they don't make one yet and the svc guys told me to check back in 6 months! Not too mention when you see a Nissan commercial they are advertising EVERYTHING from the line EXCEPT the Coupe........we get no love or respect except from each other!
Or they're measuring hp at the crankHussain wrote:... that the only way the coupe and sedan could have the same HP is if the sedan has some extra stuff to add HP that the coupe doesnt have. but why would Nissan go through the hassle of doing all that to make it exactly 270 hp?
A better thing to do would be to just under rate the coupe. especially since the sedan came first. so maybe the altima coupe is really pushing 275-280 HP stock... just a guess.
on both car they have a 285 Gross HP. but when you take into consideration the exhaust and the accesorries they have 270 NET hp. both of them. the sedan has the same level of "restrictivity" when they did their fluid simulations.Hussain wrote:the Nissan Altima sedan has 270 hp. the coupe has the same engine and transmission and also has 270 hp. BUT the altima sedan has a more restrictive exhaust plus a resonator. This means that the only way the coupe and sedan could have the same HP is if the sedan has some extra stuff to add HP that the coupe doesnt have. but why would Nissan go through the hassle of doing all that to make it exactly 270 hp?
A better thing to do would be to just under rate the coupe. especially since the sedan came first. so maybe the altima coupe is really pushing 275-280 HP stock... just a guess.
Where are the horsepower claims coming from you ask?LinkNuc wrote:They are both 270 at the crank not the wheels. Where are you getting this 285 gross HP rectal pluck?
I used to work for International Truck, a lab dyno is exactly how they measure HP and rate their engines. All car & truck mfgs do it this way too. Same engine in the Sedan and Coupe, hence the same hp rating. Any numbers you see in marketing info or brochures are averaged out and fluffed to suit. None of their cars are exactly what they are rated at. And no two engines, regardless of whether they came from a sedan or coupe will both ever be exactly 270hp.beeristasty wrote:I was saying they likely measure the hp on a test stand in their labs (without exhaust bits). Something like this
://www.land-and-sea.com/images/dyno/auto/e ... n_cell_600
no trust me, ive seen much dumber threads.... which have less a** hole comments too.LinkNuc wrote:
ANd yes no 1 engine is the sam as the other, but this might be the dumbest thread ever...ITS MEASURED AT THE CRANK, HELLO!?!
you think you got it bad??? how about owning infiniti's current flagship car and not seeing any commercials for it whatsoever??? all i see is commercials for the dam G! i hate G's!!!!dflane39 wrote:........we get no love or respect except from each other!