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Probably not, sort of. A lot of companies are going to move this direction, smaller displacement with a turbo. This provides the ability to up MPG while still providing power
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Probably not, sort of.
A lot of companies are going to move this direction, smaller displacement with a turbo. This provides the ability to up MPG while still providing power on tap if needed. On the argument of a Z getting a turbo, probably not in a VQ3.7L size, but maybe a smaller engine. Though really, I feel for the Z or Nissan's next sport car it is about DI testing.
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Ford is considering it with the F150 and the Mustang, I think that if Nissan do this in the Z it will be a grand slam!!! also i will like to see the 1.6L DI Turbo on the Nissan Sentra SE-R...
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