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Old 12-20-2011, 10:00 PM   #21 (permalink)
BGTV8
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Is a GT4-spec build ... 2010 cars were prepared by RJN Motorsports in the UK - not clear whether these are the same, but RJN facilitated the PlayStation marketing exercise in 2010, so likely to still be them.

Engine specs are steel crank (suspect but don;t know whether it was sourced from Cosworth), based on VQ35 block with Steel (Carillo?) rods and bespoke forged pistons. Using ported VQ30 heads with enlarged valves and runing 13.5 to 13.8:1 compression on FIA 106-octane (RON, not MON) fuel (same as F1 fuel), engine delivers ~400hp at 7500rpm.

RJN buitl a GT3 version of the 350Z in 2007/8 and simply put the engine into the new 370Z shell for 2009 season when the 370Z was announced. They may have upgraded to VQ37 block by now but nothing in the public domain suggests this has been the case.

Engines originally built by Graeme dal Smith who used to own IES Engineering in the UK, but he sold out of that several years ago. He has Nissan motorpsorts knowledge going back to the 1990's

NISMO Japan link for mods items is here:

NISMO | VQ35DE Engine Parts

The trick to getting hi-power is hi-compression which means you need trick (F1 type) fuels.

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