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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / June 2006

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6th gen question

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Chris H - 18 Jun 2006 06:39 GMT
Is there a difference in the suspension and performance characteristics
between the 04,05 & 06 SE vs. the SL??

Chris
90 & 94 GXE's
codifus@optonline.net - 20 Jun 2006 15:46 GMT
> Is there a difference in the suspension and performance characteristics
> between the 04,05 & 06 SE vs. the SL??
>
> Chris
> 90 & 94 GXE's

Judging from history, the SE has bigger rims, 18s vs 17s on the SL, and
a stiffer suspension which probably comprises stiffer rear springs. I
would assume that you could only get the 6-speed manual with the SE as
well.

CD
The Axelrods - 24 Jun 2006 18:25 GMT
I have a 2005 3.5 SE.

Very happy with it. What the dealer told me was the SL had a softer
suspension while the SE was more stiff and a sport suspension.

Have not driven the SL because I was turned off by the fake wood trim that
comes with SL. I liked the look of the brushed metal in the SE.

Shawn

> Is there a difference in the suspension and performance characteristics
> between the 04,05 & 06 SE vs. the SL??
>
> Chris
> 90 & 94 GXE's
 
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