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Originally Posted by 370Zsteve Interesting. I doubt it would be from increasing bore since I doubt there's much left between the cylinders. You guys should work for Scotland Yard. Yeah

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Old 12-21-2011, 02:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Interesting. I doubt it would be from increasing bore since I doubt there's much left between the cylinders. You guys should work for Scotland Yard.
Yeah the GT-R block has the same bore, just different slightly different stroke. There really isn't much room for bore expansion as you've pointed out, the VQ37 is only 2.5mm wider bore than the VQ30.

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Only 3 drivers in car #2. Wow.
It is provisional, so theoretically they could add a driver. The cars are locked in however.
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