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Post by freeman on Mar 29, 2006 18:23:04 GMT -5
well I traded in my 03 Elantra (loved the car dont knock it  ) for an 06 Nissan Frontier king cab over spring break last week  . I'm pushing up on 1000miles on the truck (59 when I drove off the lot) and am very very pleased with it. I had to go with the 4cyl 154hp 173tq manual trans b/c I could afford it and maintain ok fuel economy but it will do anything I need it to. Anyway, If you are looking for a great midsize truck I would recommend taken a look at the Nissan Frontier (if youve got the money get a crew cab Nismo ;D) putfile.com/pic.php?pic=3/8717150136.jpg&s=x11putfile.com/pic.php?pic=3/8717141413.jpg&s=x11 |
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Post by Mr.President on Mar 29, 2006 21:28:06 GMT -5
looks like a nice truck !
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Post by RedBeauty84ZX on Mar 29, 2006 22:02:05 GMT -5
Didnt know they were producing 4cyl frontiers still, which engine is that? BTW nice truck, i really like the new frontiers.
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Post by freeman on Mar 30, 2006 8:45:24 GMT -5
2.5l 152ci, 154hp at 5200rpm and 173tq at 4400rpm. This comes standard on the XE. All other models get the 4.0l/241ci V6 with 265hp at 5600rpm and 284hp at 4000rpm.
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Post by RedBeauty84ZX on Mar 30, 2006 11:08:00 GMT -5
2.5l 152ci, 154hp at 5200rpm and 173tq at 4400rpm. This comes standard on the XE. All other models get the 4.0l/241ci V6 with 265hp at 5600rpm and 284hp at 4000rpm. Ahh so its the Sentra engine... |
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Post by freeman on Mar 30, 2006 20:00:20 GMT -5
2006 Sentra from base level to SE-R Spec V (base,s,SE-R, Spec V)
Displacement 1.8L/110
1.8L/110 (base and S)
2.5L/153 (SE-R and Spec V)
SAE Net Horsepower @ RPM 126 @ 6000
126 @ 6000 (base and S)
165 @ 6000 (SE-R)
175 @ 6000 (SE-R Spec V
SAE Net Torque @ RPM 129 @ 2400
129 @ 2400 (base and S)
175 @ 4000 (SE-R)
180 @ 4000 (SE-R Spec V)
so not exactly any of these, though it is close. I sure wouldn't mind having the Spec V's though. I klnow its not going to race but if it'll just pull my two first gens to my house this saturday I'll be more than happy with it ;D
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Post by catchmydrift on Apr 3, 2006 18:53:17 GMT -5
Nice truck
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Post by RedBeauty84ZX on Apr 4, 2006 4:17:26 GMT -5
2006 Sentra from base level to SE-R Spec V (base,s,SE-R, Spec V) Displacement 1.8L/110 1.8L/110 (base and S) 2.5L/153 (SE-R and Spec V) SAE Net Horsepower @ RPM 126 @ 6000 126 @ 6000 (base and S) 165 @ 6000 (SE-R) 175 @ 6000 (SE-R Spec V SAE Net Torque @ RPM 129 @ 2400 129 @ 2400 (base and S) 175 @ 4000 (SE-R) 180 @ 4000 (SE-R Spec V) so not exactly any of these, though it is close. I sure wouldn't mind having the Spec V's though. I klnow its not going to race but if it'll just pull my two first gens to my house this saturday I'll be more than happy with it ;D Its the same 2.5L in the sentra, and i'd bet its identical to the Spec Vs. |
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) for an 06 Nissan Frontier king cab over spring break last week 
. I'm pushing up on 1000miles on the truck (59 when I drove off the lot) and am very very pleased with it. I had to go with the 4cyl 154hp 173tq manual trans b/c I could afford it and maintain ok fuel economy but it will do anything I need it to. Anyway, If you are looking for a great midsize truck I would recommend taken a look at the Nissan Frontier (if youve got the money get a crew cab Nismo ;D)
