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  1. Yes, the Nissan GT-R gets another round of refreshing, with the Nismo variant even more hardcore than its predecessor. Shown at the New York Auto Show, the king of the GT-R range gets a number of revisions but does not get an increase in horsepower (600bhp). That said, its turbochargers have been refined and now feature a modified turbine shape and fewer blades. Interestingly, they are the same ones found in the GT-R GT3 race car and are programmed to provide the same amount of boost. Meanwhile the six-speed dual-clutch transmission have been blessed with new software, improving the adaptive shift control and a more refined ‘R’ mode. Its titanium exhaust system has also been revised. In order to extract more speed out of it, Nissan has tried removing some weight and they have succeeded by shedding 20kg of weight with newer components and parts. In addition, the new carbon fiber bumpers, front fenders, hood, roof, side sill covers, trunk and rear spoiler add up to another 10.5kg worth of weight savings. Eagle-eyed readers might notice the new front fenders are now similar to those found in the GT-R GT3 race car. They are said to end hot air away from the engine bay and smooth the airflow along the body. More weight shavings come in the form of the new 20-inch RAYS forged aluminum that are wrapped in new Dunlop tyres that features a wider tread and fewer grooves, increasing contact patch by 11% Handling wise, the suspension has also been revised with enhanced yaw rate response, while the steering rack is also improved, offering more linearity and precision than before. Lastly, new and larger Brembo carbon ceramic rotors, 410mm at front and 390mm at the rear are claimed to be more durable and stronger than ever.
  2. There are plenty of special edition Skyline GT-Rs around from various tuning houses like Mine's and Nismo. And here's one from HKS that is quite rare.. Dubbed the Skyline R32 HKS Zero-R, this 90s car is said to be one of the rarest Skyline ever built and is one of the four original units HKS built at first. The company was wanted to send the car to be homolgated for sale but rules back then required the HKS to crash test a number of cars to register them as one-off models. Costing more than S$150,000 each, the Zero-R was too much to be crashed, forcing HKS to abandon the project with only four units built. The car shown here lives in Brunei currently and used to belong to the Sultan of Brunei. The rest of them are supposedly still in Japan. Interestingly, HKS built another few units of Zero-Rs after the government relaxed its rules in 2005 but these six are not as sought as after as the original batch of them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=27&v=bqcGpMqxjxQ
  3. Watch Nismo’s Alex Buncombe climb 18 places in his Nissan GT Academy Team RJN Nissan GT-R GT3 in the opening lap of the Blancpain Endurance Series season-opener at Monza. Starting all the way in 32nd place out of 44 others, he quickly moves pass some big brands like BMW, Porsche and Lamborghini to slot into 13th at the end of his second lap. Now that's real life Gran Turismo for you! http://dai.ly/x1p0ljz_al-buncombes-gt-r-monza-blancpain-endurance-series_auto
  4. New Nissan GT-R Nismo Leaked, Gets 595HP, Laps Nürburgring in 7:08.69 http://www.carscoops.com/2013/11/new-nissan-gt-r-nismo-leaked-gets-595hp.html Brilliant! with the upcoming new WRX and Civic Type R japan is coming back!
  5. [extract] Late last year, Nissan made an announcement that they will release a range of performance models which will be developed together with the company
  6. In the past few months we have been teased and enticed with fleeting images, preparation videos and the eventual unveiling of the Nissan Juke-R. And Nissan is most probably not going to build the Juke-R in masses. That piece of news might have disappointed some people. But if you really like the Juke-R, there is another alternative. Initially built only as a concept, the Nissan Juke Nismo garnered a lot of positive attention during the recent 2011 Tokyo Motor Show and this has encouraged Nissan to build it for real. The car will be based on the concept which was showcased recently at the Tokyo Motor Show. Nissan
  7. Nissan has unveiled a racing edition of the GT-R developed by its in house tuner NISMO at the Tokyo Auto Salon. Called the GT-R RC (Racing Competition), NISMO has tweaked the GT-R's set up for improved track performance with the incorporation of a tire-compatible suspension, lightweight parts and proper racing safety features. These features include an FIA-qualifying welded roll cage, air jacks and a 120 liter safety fuel tank. The engine remains unturned though (it doesn
  8. Why Apple Can't Stop iPhone Hackers AT&T and Apple may face an uphill battle prosecuting hackers who untether the iPhone from the AT&T wireless network by Olga Kharif It sure sounds like a steal. On Aug. 31, George Hotz plans to trade in his iPhone for a metallic blue Nissan (NSANY) 350Z sports car and three brand-new iPhones. But the 17-year-old's device is no ordinary Apple phone. Hotz hacked his iPhone and unlocked it so that it can be used on a variety of cell-phone networks, becoming the first person known to have done so. The person buying Hotz's phone, Terry Daidone, believes he's the one getting the deal because Hotz has agreed to work for him at his cell-phone refurbishing company, CertiCell. Daidone says he doesn't plan to sell unlocked iPhones just yet. Rather, he says that he wants Hotz to teach CertiCell's technicians the secrets to unlocking other kinds of cell phones. But that could change
  9. If you thought the mighty Nissan R-34 GT-R was dead and buried, think again. Nissan
  10. Just went into the Nissan Malaysia website and saw this beauty. Wonder they will have the same bodykit for the new Sunny in Singapore? They are both the same model but different name. By the way, anyone fitted bodykit to their latest Sunny model yet? Care to share some info or even pictures? Here's the website: http://www.nissan.com.my Then click at the New NISMO Sentra button. Enjoy!
  11. Complete wif GT wings, Nismo stickers & gold rims.......
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