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So it would appear.
GTRBlog of Australia suggests that a forthcoming, all-new VR38 crate motor (so a 3.8-liter V6, presumably with a turbo or three) for R35 Nissan GT-Rs would be built by none other than Cosworth, which has already built some racing engines for the GT-R.
It would be sold by the Godzilla tuner, GT-RR.
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sniperruff says:
10:14 AM, 08/17/10
Awesome but I think the stock GT-R hits the apex of the diminishing returns - throwing more money at it won't give you any meaningful performance improvements, short of building an actual JGTC car.
throwback says:
10:34 AM, 08/17/10
I wonder if that engine will fit in a 510?
kevm14 says:
02:26 PM, 08/17/10
Dunno, but I bet an LSx will. With all of the power and turbo-free. And cheaper.