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NRTim 12-18-2015 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 (Post 3370458)

I think by next year we will see the new Z at least in pre-production.

A summer 2017 release for the next gen Z would be nice...or earlier the better

BrandonT 12-18-2015 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by black_sedan (Post 3369878)


The V6 TT is a Nissan motor.

How do you KNOW that? Manufacturer's are cagey about that stuff. You don't hear Mercedes saying its current TT V6 is derived from the Pentastar, but it is.

NRTim 12-18-2015 09:12 PM

Nissan's Future Z Car Could Be Cheaper Than The Current 370Z

Z_ealot 12-18-2015 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by BrandonT (Post 3371393)
How do you KNOW that? Manufacturer's are cagey about that stuff. You don't hear Mercedes saying its current TT V6 is derived from the Pentastar, but it is.

Why does it matter? The engine code alone of "VR" means it's in the same family as the GT-R's engine and even if the design of the engine is based on something else, nissan still put a lot of work into it to make it their own

BrandonT 12-19-2015 12:11 AM

I just like to know who did the work. Like knowing the history of the 428 Cobrajet. Not taking anything away from Nissan, and I'm no fanboy, I understand the globalized nature of auto manufacturing. But if something is good, I look to know who is responsible. And if there are issues you can find out by searching what the Mercedes owners are saying.

EDIT: the fact that you mention it being in the same family as the GTR proves my point, engine lineage is interesting to car lovers.

UNKNOWN_370 12-19-2015 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Z_ealot (Post 3371504)
Why does it matter? The engine code alone of "VR" means it's in the same family as the GT-R's engine and even if the design of the engine is based on something else, nissan still put a lot of work into it to make it their own

I don't see why some of you get so offended that people want to know it's Mercedes sourced or if the RAW block comes from the Mercedes...???

REST ASSURED...

Unreliability in Mercedes is usually not ENGINE SOURCED.
Mercedes, like most German cars have u reliability in its electronic systems. But not as bad as BMW. Audi has now surpassed Mercedes in reliability.

Benz engines are solid. The merger between Nissan and Mercedes was so Mercedes can increase reliability and durability in their DCT transmission also Nissan's experience tuning the GTR Suspensions. Nissan has done that. Nissan needed better engine technology in there sports cars for more fuel efficiency and power numbers.
Mercedes has done that...
So even if Nissan developed the VR all by themself. It was done by learning a few things about engines from Benz first.

They need us.. we need them.

Cut the wack *** Nissan sub premium false pride... Be happy happy for the merger because the sharing of technology between them has made all this happen..

Don't lie to yourselves.

Jordo! 12-24-2015 04:33 AM

All I know is, my current Z will be paid off by 2017, so I'll be ready and waiting :)

It's either that or a 4C, as it looks like Toyota nixed a boosted FR-S, so bring on the Z35!!!

Seriously, how bad could it be? If it sucks that bad, I'll get a 2015 Nismo with the sexy new body kit and swap out my headers, shocks, etc. as needed :D

FPenvy 12-24-2015 10:38 AM

https://blog.stillen.com/2015/12/aft...-twin-turbo-v6

Posted this in the other thread forgot to here as well

Stolen talking about the pros and cons of the new engine from an aftermarket perspective.

Rusty 12-24-2015 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3375060)
https://blog.stillen.com/2015/12/aft...-twin-turbo-v6

Posted this in the other thread forgot to here as well

Stolen talking about the pros and cons of the new engine from an aftermarket perspective.

:icon17:

Jordo! 12-25-2015 04:37 AM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3375060)
https://blog.stillen.com/2015/12/aft...-twin-turbo-v6

Posted this in the other thread forgot to here as well

Stolen talking about the pros and cons of the new engine from an aftermarket perspective.

Oh that just put a huge smile on my face!

I bet the 300 hp one can be easily tweaked upwards quite a bit if the 400 hp version is substantially more money.

I cant wait to see that bad boy dropped inside a Z35 :excited:

NRTim 12-25-2015 04:50 AM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3375060)
https://blog.stillen.com/2015/12/aft...-twin-turbo-v6

Posted this in the other thread forgot to here as well

Stolen talking about the pros and cons of the new engine from an aftermarket perspective.

Hope they get their hands on the Q50/60 with this engine and develop a roots type supercharger...imagine a tri-charged Z :ohsnap1:

jchammond 12-25-2015 05:12 AM

FI TT on the 3.7 w/10psi boost (on 91octane) puts down rear wheel #'s equivalent to a brand new GTR @ the crank!
I'm satisfied w/what i have.

FPenvy 12-25-2015 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3375481)
FI TT on the 3.7 w/10psi boost (on 91octane) puts down rear wheel #'s equivalent to a brand new GTR @ the crank!
I'm satisfied w/what i have.


But a block built for boost can go much higher than the 3.7 without going boom.

Also why are you only on 91 octane? Should be up on 93 lol

jwick 12-25-2015 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3375581)
But a block built for boost can go much higher than the 3.7 without going boom.

Also why are you only on 91 octane? Should be up on 93 lol


Not everywhere gets 93

FPenvy 12-25-2015 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3375638)
Not everywhere gets 93


Sounds like awful places to live.


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