Infinit G35/Skyline R35

[VQuick]

Originally Posted by TakimotoRacing

I am aware of that, however I think Japan should have made a special concession for the Skyline series because i said so, same with U.S. emissions regulations including and allowing RHD's.

Well, 'because you said so' isn't a really good reason for something so costly.

[khfromhb]

ok every one the new r35 is going to have a V8 for the japanize model for sure because the emissions laws are getting soo tight. as to whether the us g35 will have one, it may; but it definetly wont be a turbo because nissan wont be developing turbo engines anymore, sorry.

[aznxthuggie]

Originally Posted by khfromhb

ok every one the new r35 is going to have a V8 for the japanize model for sure because the emissions laws are getting soo tight. as to whether the us g35 will have one, it may; but it definetly wont be a turbo because nissan wont be developing turbo engines anymore, sorry.

you bring up a thread that is a month old, with misleading information that you just assumed off the back of your head, you have no links or research to prove what you just said, and nissan is still developing turbo engines, if you even do your research you will know that in the jgtc gt500 class the supras use v8s and the skylines/z's use twin turbo 3.3 liter v6 engines, and you can search and look up those facts

and you spelled japanese wrong

[VQuick]

Originally Posted by khfromhb

ok every one the new r35 is going to have a V8 for the japanize model for sure because the emissions laws are getting soo tight.

Okay. What Nissan V8 will it be? The VH45DE? The VH41DE? The VK45DE? The VRH35L? If emissions regs are so bad, how can Toyota, Subaru and Mitsubishi get away with using turbo engines?

as to whether the us g35 will have one, it may;

No, it won't. That is what the bigger Infiniti M45 is for.

but it definetly wont be a turbo because nissan wont be developing turbo engines anymore, sorry.

The G35 won't have a turbo engine because it is the entry level Infinti and is doing just fine normally aspirated. It doesn't need a turbocharged engine.

Like aznxthuggie said, Nissan is already using turbo VQs in the JGTC. Turbo VQs have already been used in production cars for several years. Cosworth is already working on a stronger version of the VQ motor for use in the GT-R.