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Originally Posted by VQuick
The car will be called the GT-R. The "Skyline" and "GT-R" names were rumored to have been separated, and the recently registered "Infiniti GT-R" trademark finally confirms that.
 My personal theory is that since the two names are separate, you will need two different chassis designations for the two models. The Skyline got the new "V" designation, so the GT-R might keep the "R" designation going. |
I dont know if my theory is correct but this is the way i see it: lets take toyota's celica 95 the chassis is st202, it carries a 5s-fe engin the 's' in the chassis code meaning it carries an 'S' engine, the new celica gts chassis(00-04) has the chassis zzt230 and it has a 2zz-ge engine the chassis has changed because of the ZZ engine. But previous skylines have a enr32 & bnr32 ....and so on they all have a rb engine or short for just r series..im not sure this is correct, because the 350z chassis is z33 unless if it has a V before the z33. now in the case of the infinity g35 the chassis is v35 im guessing because of the VQ engine...........like i said that is the way i see it, but if this was correct many of the nissans must have a V in their chassis code
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