New GT-R? But... 2007?

[k3smostwanted]

i wouldnt even attempt to change that drive belt!!!!

[r35forums.com]

the skyline, hrm, dont associate it with the new gtr, not anymore. the test mule they spotted, well you can see it at r35gtr.com once they update the site there.

[SkylineKingGTR]

Originally Posted by illbeatyourhonda

well find that pic, iwanna see one photchopped or not. or guide me in the dirrection to seing a glimpse of her hehe

If that's going to be the new gtr, I have to say, Nissan could of done a better lob. But hay, if its a skyline, im gettin it when they release it!!

[nisco]

noone knows what its gonna look like.. and all teh engine specs are still speculations....

[Holyterror]

Hot off the press - check this out!

...the internationally-released GT-R's basic specs have been confirmed! Nissan is making a radical departure from traditional powerplants, giving the '07 GT-R not one, but two hydrogen-powered rotary engines (one in front, one in back), providing as estimated 5,000 horsepower at each wheel! In addition, the new chassis will not be an XVL-derivative, but based on the new Titan, a duallie no less. The new super-pickup will feature a one piece carbon fiber body with no windows. Drivers will navigate via a large plasma display showing a top-down view of the truck and its surroundings, courtesy of Japanese spy satellites.

Go tell your friends. The info is rock solid. I say this will all confidence.

[k3smostwanted]

im pretty sure you were joking...

[j_greene]

Originally Posted by Holyterror

Hot off the press - check this out!

...the internationally-released GT-R's basic specs have been confirmed! Nissan is making a radical departure from traditional powerplants, giving the '07 GT-R not one, but two hydrogen-powered rotary engines (one in front, one in back), providing as estimated 5,000 horsepower at each wheel! In addition, the new chassis will not be an XVL-derivative, but based on the new Titan, a duallie no less. The new super-pickup will feature a one piece carbon fiber body with no windows. Drivers will navigate via a large plasma display showing a top-down view of the truck and its surroundings, courtesy of Japanese spy satellites.

Go tell your friends. The info is rock solid. I say this will all confidence.

I also heard that there will be a supplied air tank because the entire cabin will an air tight vaccum. The tires will be made from pure South American tree rubber. Acceleration should be 0-60 in 1.4 seconds. Of course this is still just an estimate because road testing has not yet begun.

[wunfstmax]

[quote=1viadrft]RB is dead kiddo's... why use 15 year+ technology? The VQ and VK is the new top dog! I saw something interesting at the NISMO booth in Fontana at the JGTC event... and I took a few pix...

hmm the vq has been around for 10 years

[1viadrft]

It doesn't really matter now... the VQ32DETT is already slated for production in the new GTR!!!

Rotary? WTF???

[1viadrft]

BTW: is this VQ32 a destroked VQ35 or a stroked VQ30??? I'm confused!

[VQuick]

Originally Posted by 1viadrft

BTW: is this VQ32 a destroked VQ35 or a stroked VQ30??? I'm confused!

Could be a destroked VQ35. At the very least, it'd be easy to build your own VQ32 that way.

VQ35 block + VQ30 crank and rods= VQ32 'big bore'

[1viadrft]

I'm starting to wonder if it will be a VQ30... since all the R&D is being done at the JGTC GT500?



Who knows! I'm just content that they are releasing such a beast in the US...

[bussman240sx]

Nissan has said numerous times that they are going to bring the skyline over here, i wouldnt get excited until you see them at the dealership.

[1viadrft]

^ It's already been confirmed you dope!

[bussman240sx]

R32,R33,R34=Aswesome

New Skyline=Sucks