For all you GT-R lovers, happy valentines!
For all you GT-R lovers, happy valentines!
Actually my friend just purchased a G35 coupe and he's already ordering the twin turbo, just bolts right in and doesn't need any internals (pistons, cams, valves etc..)
upgraded. He says afterwards he's going to have his ECU reprogrammed by Nismo, so that his twin turbo takes full advantage. There's also talk that motors that can easily be bolted onto a G35 will be right off the the Skylines R34...
Imagine a Nismo tuned Twin Turboed GT-R R34 V-Spec (similar to a Vtec such as the Honda S2000's which is the advanced version of the civic/integra vtech) motor on your ride... I wish I had a damn G35 :
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upgraded. He says afterwards he's going to have his ECU reprogrammed by Nismo, so that his twin turbo takes full advantage. There's also talk that motors that can easily be bolted onto a G35 will be right off the the Skylines R34...
Imagine a Nismo tuned Twin Turboed GT-R R34 V-Spec (similar to a Vtec such as the Honda S2000's which is the advanced version of the civic/integra vtech) motor on your ride... I wish I had a damn G35 :
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Originally Posted by illmortal
...There's also talk that motors that can easily be bolted onto a G35 will be right off the the Skylines R34...
Originally Posted by nubiannupe
Hold on a sec.... wouldn't that be a stretch? Especially considering the RB-series engines are inline 6's and the VQ is a V6?? I'd think that there would be major fitment issues....
Originally Posted by DAVE Sz
There are reasons why there are no more TT cars and people with TT cars usually change that to a single turbo. What reason is there to get a TT kit?
twin turbo so the engine can spool up faster and be more daily driveable, but will lack the higher top end compared to a single turbo which will spool up slower in the low end than the TT setup. .
Originally Posted by mojochocho
twin turbo so the engine can spool up faster and be more daily driveable, but will lack the higher top end compared to a single turbo which will spool up slower in the low end than the TT setup. .
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