Thread #2939

Wheel and Suspension Question

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laflyer23January 23, 2007
#40251

Wheel and Suspension Question

I have a 98 Maxima that i want to put 20x9 wheels on. I also am going to get ksport coilovers. I haven't seen too many maxima's with negative camber. so i was wondering how much negative camber can i go.

The pics below are the rims that i'm going to be putting on my 98 maxima.

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/4/web/2344000-2344999/2344180_8_full.jpg

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/4/web/2344000-2344999/2344180_7_full.jpg

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/4/web/2344000-2344999/2344180_6_full.jpg

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/4/web/2344000-2344999/2344180_5_full.jpg
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I have a 98 Maxima that i want to put 20x9 wheels on.  I also am going to get ksport coilovers.  I haven't seen too many maxima's with negative camber.  so i was wondering how much negative camber can i go. 

The pics below are the rims that i'm going to be putting on my 98 maxima.  

[url]http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/4/web/2344000-2344999/2344180_8_full.jpg[/url]

[url]http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/4/web/2344000-2344999/2344180_7_full.jpg[/url]

[url]http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/4/web/2344000-2344999/2344180_6_full.jpg[/url]

[url]http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/4/web/2344000-2344999/2344180_5_full.jpg[/url]
firelizardJanuary 23, 2007
#40254
Shouldn't you ask NICO or something? This may not be the best place to ask about a non-Vip car's suspension settings.
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Shouldn't you ask NICO or something? This may not be the best place to ask about a non-Vip car's suspension settings.
antboJanuary 23, 2007
#40257
i dont think it can have any camber. it doesnt have its own individual struts in the rear. i forget what you call that kind of suspension. but basically both suspension are attached to one axel. i hope that makes sense : )
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i dont think it can have any camber. it doesnt have its own individual struts in the rear. i forget what you call that kind of suspension. but basically both suspension are attached to one axel. i hope that makes sense : )
BlitzJanuary 24, 2007
#40287
antbo;40257 wrote:i dont think it can have any camber. it doesnt have its own individual struts in the rear. i forget what you call that kind of suspension. but basically both suspension are attached to one axel. i hope that makes sense : )


I believe it was multi-link beam. It's on alot of Nissan cars such as Sentra/Maxima and possibly the altima as well as my old 99 Infiniti G20t.
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[QUOTE=antbo;40257]i dont think it can have any camber. it doesnt have its own individual struts in the rear. i forget what you call that kind of suspension. but basically both suspension are attached to one axel. i hope that makes sense : )[/QUOTE]

I believe it was multi-link beam.   It's on alot of Nissan cars such as Sentra/Maxima and possibly the altima as well as my old 99 Infiniti G20t.
laflyer23January 24, 2007
#40351
Blitz;40287 wrote:I believe it was multi-link beam. It's on alot of Nissan cars such as Sentra/Maxima and possibly the altima as well as my old 99 Infiniti G20t.


Ic, so i'm guessing no camber = a no go for these wheels and suspension. Thanks.
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[QUOTE=Blitz;40287]I believe it was multi-link beam.   It's on alot of Nissan cars such as Sentra/Maxima and possibly the altima as well as my old 99 Infiniti G20t.[/QUOTE]

Ic, so i'm guessing no camber = a no go for these wheels and suspension.  Thanks.
ARGETNIAJanuary 25, 2007
#40440
your car will most likely rub like crazy with a 9" wheel. i know for sure an 8.5" will fit depending on the offset and tire size. as for lowering it, a 20" wheel on that car leaves little to no room for lowering.
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your car will most likely rub like crazy with a 9" wheel. i know for sure an 8.5" will fit depending on the offset and tire size. as for lowering it, a 20" wheel on that car leaves little to no room for lowering.