7 speed Nissan GT-R coming next year to US
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7 speed Nissan GT-R coming next year to US
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/bolido2...e.php3?id=3563
The 7-speed GT-R just came out at Tokyo motor show and the concept is hideous! is going to be 400+ hp though!!
The 7-speed GT-R just came out at Tokyo motor show and the concept is hideous! is going to be 400+ hp though!!
Re: 7 speed Nissan GT-R coming next year to US
Originally posted by bolido2000
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/bolido2...e.php3?id=3563
The 7-speed GT-R just came out at Tokyo motor show and the concept is hideous! is going to be 400+ hp though!!
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/bolido2...e.php3?id=3563
The 7-speed GT-R just came out at Tokyo motor show and the concept is hideous! is going to be 400+ hp though!!
Agghhhh I'm blind.
I thought the new WRX looked bad with those Neon style headlights, but this is even worse. Guess it only matter what the back looks like though, cause that's all anyone is going to see
I thought the new WRX looked bad with those Neon style headlights, but this is even worse. Guess it only matter what the back looks like though, cause that's all anyone is going to see
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CVT = continously variable transmission...
As far as pricing I rememeber there was an article in C&D that said the GT-R is going to be around 50K, so I guess is going to compete with the Corvette, M3, S4...
As far as pricing I rememeber there was an article in C&D that said the GT-R is going to be around 50K, so I guess is going to compete with the Corvette, M3, S4...
Originally posted by 1/3There2/3ToGo
What does CVT stand for? Will that really be comming to the US next year?!
What does CVT stand for? Will that really be comming to the US next year?!
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Originally posted by bolido2000
CVT = continously variable transmission...
As far as pricing I rememeber there was an article in C&D that said the GT-R is going to be around 50K, so I guess is going to compete with the Corvette, M3, S4...
CVT = continously variable transmission...
As far as pricing I rememeber there was an article in C&D that said the GT-R is going to be around 50K, so I guess is going to compete with the Corvette, M3, S4...
Some even have up to 28 in 'em
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Go to www.howstuffworks.com..they should have a more info...
Its basically the concept that between two gears there are infinite gears (like between 2 numbers there are infinite numbers), so the engine can choose from infinite gears and deliver optimum power
Its basically the concept that between two gears there are infinite gears (like between 2 numbers there are infinite numbers), so the engine can choose from infinite gears and deliver optimum power
Originally posted by 1/3There2/3ToGo
Thanks...but what does Continuously Variable Transmission have that a normal one doesnt?
Thanks...but what does Continuously Variable Transmission have that a normal one doesnt?
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is it just me or is that prototype ugly ?!!?
I saw some pics of the R35
check it out
http://www.westhoughton-high.bolton....web/newr35.htm
I saw some pics of the R35
check it out
http://www.westhoughton-high.bolton....web/newr35.htm
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Originally posted by breaux124
Agghhhh I'm blind.
I thought the new WRX looked bad with those Neon style headlights, but this is even worse. Guess it only matter what the back looks like though, cause that's all anyone is going to see
Agghhhh I'm blind.
I thought the new WRX looked bad with those Neon style headlights, but this is even worse. Guess it only matter what the back looks like though, cause that's all anyone is going to see
http://www.nissan.co.jp/MS/PRESS/EN/...EASE/gt-r.html
Can you say "Corvette"?
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CVT
Originally posted by AznWontonboy
How does a CVT work? Is it consistent?
How does a CVT work? Is it consistent?
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Originally posted by 1/3There2/3ToGo
What does CVT stand for? Will that really be comming to the US next year?!
What does CVT stand for? Will that really be comming to the US next year?!
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Doesn't nissan in japan offer a CVT for the Skyline (G35)??
I believe it has way more than 200hp
I believe it has way more than 200hp
Originally posted by speedtrip
Audi has developed a CVT system for the new A4. They claim that the CVT transmission is more effecient and faster than a manual transmission!!! With the A4 this is the first application of a CVT transmission to a motor that develops over 200hp and 200 ftlbs of torque. Before the A4 CVT transmissions were only used in small displacment compact cars with less than 100hp. I believe at one point honda and subaru have offered CVT transmissions.
Audi has developed a CVT system for the new A4. They claim that the CVT transmission is more effecient and faster than a manual transmission!!! With the A4 this is the first application of a CVT transmission to a motor that develops over 200hp and 200 ftlbs of torque. Before the A4 CVT transmissions were only used in small displacment compact cars with less than 100hp. I believe at one point honda and subaru have offered CVT transmissions.
I like the GTR concept. The rear looks more like a Ferrari than a Corvette.
Here's some information about the CVT.
-It doesn't use steel belts like other CVTs.
-It's a half-toroidal CVT, using spinning discs that transfer the rotation from the input to the output side. The angle of the discs is changed for other gear ratios. If the discs go straight across, that's 1:1. There should be info on the web, search for JATCO.
Here's a link that explains how it works:
Half-Toroidal CVT
This picture shows how the ratio changes:
Ratio Change
-There's a highly viscous transmission fluid that stays between the discs and the half-toroid to prevent metal on metal contact.
-It's offered in Japan on the Skyline as something like a $5000 option, and Nissan still loses $5000 on it, just to get it into the market.
-I have a coworker that test-drove the Nissan Gloria with this CVT, he said it felt very smooth and powerful.
-The 7 discrete speeds exist just for driver familiarity. The CVT can be run in infinitely-variable mode to optimize the powerband.
Here's some information about the CVT.
-It doesn't use steel belts like other CVTs.
-It's a half-toroidal CVT, using spinning discs that transfer the rotation from the input to the output side. The angle of the discs is changed for other gear ratios. If the discs go straight across, that's 1:1. There should be info on the web, search for JATCO.
Here's a link that explains how it works:
Half-Toroidal CVT
This picture shows how the ratio changes:
Ratio Change
-There's a highly viscous transmission fluid that stays between the discs and the half-toroid to prevent metal on metal contact.
-It's offered in Japan on the Skyline as something like a $5000 option, and Nissan still loses $5000 on it, just to get it into the market.
-I have a coworker that test-drove the Nissan Gloria with this CVT, he said it felt very smooth and powerful.
-The 7 discrete speeds exist just for driver familiarity. The CVT can be run in infinitely-variable mode to optimize the powerband.
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