Three years later, with the start of production, Nissan introduced an updated version of its sports car GT-R. Athlete, nicknamed "Godzilla" has increased to 530 hp capacity of the engine and new chassis tuning. Minor changes are also subjected to the appearance of the car and its interior. The basic modifications undergone V-shaped "biturboshesterka» GT-R a working volume of 3.8 liters. Due to changes in the distribution system and increase the boost pressure the engine now develops 530 hp at 6400 rpm (+45 hp, than it was before). Maximum torque reaches its peak at 612 nm (24 nm) is in the range 3,200 - 6,000 rpm. To optimize handling and stability behavior of such a powerful car like on the line and when cornering, the new settings now has a chassis and Nissan GT-R. For example, the revised stiffness of front springs, shock absorbers and stabilizer bar, caster increased c May 1935 to June 2000 degrees. In addition, the updated Nissan GT-R enhanced body rigidity. In the engine compartment installed carbon fiber strut connecting the support pillars. External distinguishing features updated car in particular are: the modified radiator grille, front bumper with narrow strips of fluorescent lights and LED enlarged air intake, which is used for more efficient cooling of the brakes. Behind attention is drawn to the additional air ducts, increased diffuser with additional stop signal. All this serves not only for aesthetic enjoyment, but also carries a functional purpose. For example, the drag coefficient Cx was now 0.26 (formerly 0.27), and the clamping force increased by 10%. In the Japanese market update GT-R will be presented in six different ways: to the already well-known versions of Pure edition, Black edition, Premium edition and SpecV added performance and Egoist Club Track. Luxury performance Egoist get twenty different finishes interior, 20-inch forged wheels, Bose sound system and borrowed from version SpecV carbon wing. The world premiere of the updated Nissan GT-R will be held in November in the showroom in Los Angeles, sales at North American and European markets will start in February 2011. In Japan, sales will begin on November 17. Text: Alex Guy
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