So there really might be a future VQ37TT sedan
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Originally Posted by RBull
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That's how I interpret this article as well. No turbos.
I agree with you about the performance division.
That's how I interpret this article as well. No turbos.
I agree with you about the performance division.
VQ37HRTT = GT-R
VQ37HR = 08 G Coupe
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Originally Posted by da mayor
well only good news i know is the M45 will be available AWD by the end of the year.
as for the G35 goes... no news what engine will be developed-- they are holding off to really see what the customer feedback will say b/c i have some people saying the G35 '07 has too much horsepower or is too fast for them.
as for the G35 goes... no news what engine will be developed-- they are holding off to really see what the customer feedback will say b/c i have some people saying the G35 '07 has too much horsepower or is too fast for them.
LOL who is saying it is to fast for them? I think the G35 is the perfect luxury compact. I think the Sedan should be a G37 with 306HP(Increase the torque...) and a 6 speed automatic. The G35 is really very luxurious and technologically appealing, but for true enthusiasts it is less sporty than the 335i and the IS350 as well. I think Infiniti should have the coupe have a HP tuned 37 and the sedan should have some more available low end grunt...
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Originally Posted by RBull
+1
That's how I interpret this article as well. No turbos.
I agree with you about the performance division.
That's how I interpret this article as well. No turbos.
I agree with you about the performance division.
A tamer version of this V-6, codenamed VQ37HR-TT, will make its way into the upcoming Infiniti G35 Coupe.
I think it's possible they will release a VQ37HR-TT for the G35 coupe with less boost and internals which aren't as good (or expensive) as the GTR. Say an NA VQ37HR makes 320hp, they won't need much boost to get it into the 400hp level. 5-6 psi should be enough and you wouldn't have to lower the compression ratio.
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Originally Posted by IP05G35
I think it's possible they will release a VQ37HR-TT for the G35 coupe with less boost and internals which aren't as good (or expensive) as the GTR. Say an NA VQ37HR makes 320hp, they won't need much boost to get it into the 400hp level. 5-6 psi should be enough and you wouldn't have to lower the compression ratio.
Originally Posted by RBull
We are talking Infiniti here. Is there something else they have that would create a bigger profit centre than the G for Infiniti and how does that compare to the others you've mentioned?
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Originally Posted by DaveB
It sure sounds to me like Infiniti is going to follow in BMW's footsteps by offering an NA version and a higher end turbo version. Don't forget that the BMW 335 is not a part of BMW's M line.
"A tamer version of this V-6, codenamed VQ37HR-TT, will make its way into the upcoming Infiniti G35 Coupe. Key differences between the engines are that the GT-R's VQ will have the twin turbo*chargers, lighter pistons and connecting rods, as well as a beefed-up crankshaft."
The version of this V-6, meaning the V6 in the GT-R, is codenamed VQ37HRTT. A tamer version without the twin turbochargers, lighter pistons, and connectings rods, as well as a beefed-up crankshaft will find its way into the new G coupe. This will most likely be codenamed VQ37HR. They wrote the paragraph this way on purpose to cause speculation. It doesn't really matter that much because we won't know exactly what is going to happen until April.
Originally Posted by JWangSDC
The G35 is really very luxurious and technologically appealing, but for true enthusiasts it is less sporty than the 335i and the IS350 as well.
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