Well nanos tend to heat up quickly, so if your target resistance is .4 - have fun! Granted with 26AWG wire, I don't think it's impossible, just build the coils, check resistance, then divide by 4. Technically, if my math is correct, you'd need 4 coils clocked in at 1.6 ohms each, so the nano coil idea would be out just due to the fact that nanos usually have an overall lower resistance from start to finish (because of their size). But a quad coil setup regardless of coil type / size will generally produce a more concentrated vape (flavor wise) and if built properly (sleeper build) will result in plumes of vapor. When I get the chance tomorrow, I'll build a regular quad / sleeper / micro coil build in my MXv2 and show you how I wick it. I will literally use 2 pieces of wire for my build, coil the left side (or right) with 2 coils (between 6 to 8 wraps, then move to the other side repeating the steps. I then run 1 wick through one set of coils and the same for the other side (to keep airflow at a max plus when I drip down the center of the atty, the middle strand of wick picks up the majority of juice where the ends pick up the remainder of it).
Give it a shot, tell me what you come up with and then let me know how it's working for you.
And I say "built properly (sleeper build)" because sometimes working your quad coil builds to get them to fire at the same time can be problematic at times, so to alleviate the uneven heating, I prefer sleeper builds.
Also be wary of the airflow controller - although the MX can hold 4 coils easily, if the coil diameter / length is too large - quads might be problematic (hence I say nanos 1/64 or smaller drill bits and usually 5-6 wraps but you can push it to 8 if you're feeling up to it).
Give it a shot, tell me what you come up with and then let me know how it's working for you.
And I say "built properly (sleeper build)" because sometimes working your quad coil builds to get them to fire at the same time can be problematic at times, so to alleviate the uneven heating, I prefer sleeper builds.
Also be wary of the airflow controller - although the MX can hold 4 coils easily, if the coil diameter / length is too large - quads might be problematic (hence I say nanos 1/64 or smaller drill bits and usually 5-6 wraps but you can push it to 8 if you're feeling up to it).
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I've ran many different parallel dual coils in both of my MXs but the extra wick in the quad setup seems like it would make it worth the build hassle. 
