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2008-10-26 12:42:43
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Maxima Brakes and GA15 question
I just bought a 1997 Sunny Super Saloon (B14) with 5 speeed manual, AWD and a GA15DE which will be my daily driver. I'm new to working on Nissans and on a budget. I'm looking to do a few easy upgrades before I try some of the intense stuff (like an SR18 or SR20 swap).

So here are a few questions for the forum:

I've read on a couple of forums that the rear rotors and calipers from a 95-98 Maxima/Cefiro will bolt onto the rear of a B14 by just redrilling the rotors. Will the front rotors and calipers work the same way?

How big of a difference in handling would I see with a set of coilovers versus just a good set of aftermarket springs or springs and good shocks? The price difference is pretty huge and I just wonder if coilovers are worth it for a car that isn't going to be doing a lot of racing.

I'd like to fix the stance a little. I'm looking for lower but not slammed. What's a good number to shoot for 1.5", 2", front, back? How about a good wheel tire combo? I'm not looking to go bigger than 17 or 18. Example pix of your ride with your numbers listed would help.

What's the biggest diameter of a tire and wheel combo that will fit in the stock B14 wheel well? If the total diameter is bigger than stock, how do you recalibrate the speedo?

Does anybody sell a battery relocation kit for the trunk or should I just build one myself?

What are the best bang for your buck suspension and engine mods for the B14? I'd like to know how to prioritize my limited budget - about $1000 right now.

Sorry for the noob questions but my regular projects in the states are 60s Detroit iron. Thanks in advance.
2009-01-14 18:51:17
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A Sunny Super Saloon is not likely to be a B14, maybe a N15
As far as I know there is no B14 AWD, so it would be interesting to know this cars origin and VIN.
My 2001 Sunny was a N16.
Drop for a B14 around 1.5 inches
There are generic battery re-location kits.
Try the suspension sub sections....
Also for the brakes, although your chassis sounds too different to the B14 to be much use.
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