Making a G35 run like a G37?
#32
Not as much.
THis guy was asking how to make his car run as fast as a newer model.
I think that's pretty normal.
Just like some people asked how to make a G35 runs as fast as any other cars.
A lot of ppl asked how to make the G35 runs as fast as a E46 M3 or 335i.
I just don't understand what's so funny about it.
Did I missed something?
Can someone point it out for me?
THis guy was asking how to make his car run as fast as a newer model.
I think that's pretty normal.
Just like some people asked how to make a G35 runs as fast as any other cars.
A lot of ppl asked how to make the G35 runs as fast as a E46 M3 or 335i.
I just don't understand what's so funny about it.
Did I missed something?
Can someone point it out for me?
#36
It was a good question IMO that i wanted to know more about... I was just surprised that the G37 has 330 hp on a 3.7 litre and the G35 has 280 on a 3.5.
Does anyone know why the G37 engine puts out that much horsepower in comparison to the VQ35 engine??? It cant just be the .2 litres can it?
Does anyone know why the G37 engine puts out that much horsepower in comparison to the VQ35 engine??? It cant just be the .2 litres can it?
#39
Originally Posted by Stefnopolis
It was a good question IMO that i wanted to know more about... I was just surprised that the G37 has 330 hp on a 3.7 litre and the G35 has 280 on a 3.5.
Does anyone know why the G37 engine puts out that much horsepower in comparison to the VQ35 engine??? It cant just be the .2 litres can it?
Does anyone know why the G37 engine puts out that much horsepower in comparison to the VQ35 engine??? It cant just be the .2 litres can it?
All of this allows the engine to rev higher easier, operate more efficiently, and have a broader torque curve... which as anyone knowledgeable about cars will tell you... is more important than peak power output.
#40
#41
Originally Posted by mal_TX
Isn't the redline higher on the G37 too? I think I remember my G35 had a redline of about 7100 (fuel cut) whereas my G37 seems to cut fuel at 7800.
I think with the fairly flat torque curve of the VQ37VHR would help cause a jump in peak HP numbers
I think with the fairly flat torque curve of the VQ37VHR would help cause a jump in peak HP numbers
#42
Originally Posted by partyman66
Compared to the VQ35DE, the VQ37VHR has increased displacement from 3.5 to 3.7, Increased compression from 10.3:1 to 11.1:1, dual intakes, structural ladder frame in the block, larger crank journals and asymmetric piston skirts, and switched from VVT(Variable Valve Timing) to VVEL(Variable Valve Event Lift). The VVEL Technology combines hydraulic-controlled variable valve timing and electronically controlled variable valve lift on the intake side to help improve performance, response and efficiency depending on the engine load.
All of this allows the engine to rev higher easier, operate more efficiently, and have a broader torque curve... which as anyone knowledgeable about cars will tell you... is more important than peak power output.
All of this allows the engine to rev higher easier, operate more efficiently, and have a broader torque curve... which as anyone knowledgeable about cars will tell you... is more important than peak power output.
#43