Nissan GT-R Spec-V pre-orders start tomorrow
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Nissan GT-R Spec-V, you may have heard of it? Only the most awaited release of 2008 for GT-R fans information about the Spec-V has been leaking slowly from Nissan. Today we learn that pre-orders will start on the 19th December 2008 Japan time. That’s just over a day away. The official release date is still January 8th 2009 with deliveries to follow in February.
Nissan GT-R Spec-V will be available to order at the dealerships listed below:
- Ibaraki Nissan Mito Senba Showroom
- Nissan Prince Tokyo Kameido Showroom
- Nissan Prince Nagoya Fukiage Showroom
- Nissan Prince Osaka Horie-Kawaguchi Showroom
- Nissan Prince Kagawa Takamatsu Showroom
- Nissan Prince Hyougo Nada Showroom
- Yamaguchi Nissan Ogori-Inter Showroom
In addition to these dealerships, the Spec-V will go on display at these four Nissan Galleries around Japan on January 9th for three weeks:
Engine Output: Still 485ps
Despite some other sources saying different, the base engine power is not increased over the standard Series II Nissan GT-R. The addition of the overboost button gives a short increase of horsepower however. Does this equate to the same thing? Not if using it has restrictions such as a time delay in between uses.
Carbon Fibre Brakes and Overall Weight Reduction
The removal of the rear seats, switch to carbon ceramic brakes and some other items contribute to a 90kg loss of weight. The Spec-V weight is now around the 1,637kg mark. The carbon brake system considerably lightens your wallet also with a rotor replacement coming in at around the 4,000,000 yen mark.
Suspension
Reports are that the suspension mode selector switch will default to R mode or be fixed in R mode. The suspension will be lowered by 10-15mm.
Nissan GT-R Spec-V will be available to order at the dealerships listed below:
- Ibaraki Nissan Mito Senba Showroom
- Nissan Prince Tokyo Kameido Showroom
- Nissan Prince Nagoya Fukiage Showroom
- Nissan Prince Osaka Horie-Kawaguchi Showroom
- Nissan Prince Kagawa Takamatsu Showroom
- Nissan Prince Hyougo Nada Showroom
- Yamaguchi Nissan Ogori-Inter Showroom
In addition to these dealerships, the Spec-V will go on display at these four Nissan Galleries around Japan on January 9th for three weeks:
- Nissan HQ Gallery
- Tokyo Ginza Gallery
- Nagoya Gallery
- Fukuoka Gallery
Engine Output: Still 485ps
Despite some other sources saying different, the base engine power is not increased over the standard Series II Nissan GT-R. The addition of the overboost button gives a short increase of horsepower however. Does this equate to the same thing? Not if using it has restrictions such as a time delay in between uses.
Carbon Fibre Brakes and Overall Weight Reduction
The removal of the rear seats, switch to carbon ceramic brakes and some other items contribute to a 90kg loss of weight. The Spec-V weight is now around the 1,637kg mark. The carbon brake system considerably lightens your wallet also with a rotor replacement coming in at around the 4,000,000 yen mark.
Suspension
Reports are that the suspension mode selector switch will default to R mode or be fixed in R mode. The suspension will be lowered by 10-15mm.
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