In 2007, mainly for Infiniti cars, the most advanced engine from the VQ series was introduced, designated as VQ37VHR. This unit replaced the VQ35HR and was developed on its basis. The block of cylinders VQ35HR has grown slightly in height, along with this, its rigidity has been increased. Continue reading Engine Nissan VQ37VHR
Infiniti engines
Infiniti is a Japanese car manufacturer owned by the Japanese company Nissan Motor. Infiniti cars are officially sold in the USA, Canada, Mexico, the Middle East, the Republic of Korea and Taiwan, and since 2007 in Russia and Ukraine. Since its founding in 1989, Infiniti has sold over a million vehicles, mostly in the United States. The catalog contains engines for the following Infiniti models: G20/Q40/Q60 | I30-I35 | Q40 (G) | Q45 | Q50 | Q70 (M) | QX4/QX56/QX80 | QX50 (EX) | QX60 (JX) | QX70 (FX).
Engine Nissan VQ37VHR
Engine Renault K9K
Diesel engine K9K single row, K series – development of Renault-Nissan 2001, has 4 cylinders, 8 valves. This is an economical and inexpensive engine with a volume of 1.5 liters and a dCi injection system. Continue reading Engine Renault K9K
Engine Nissan VK45DE
The debut year for the VK45DE engine was 2001. For the first time this engine was installed on the Infiniti Q45 model. At the heart of the V8 engine was an aluminum alloy block with a 90-degree camber and a height of 220.35 mm. The block contains a crankshaft with a piston stroke of 82.7 mm, a cylinder diameter of 93 mm. Continue reading Engine Nissan VK45DE
Engine Nissan VQ30DE
The VQ30DE engine is in the record book as the best engine. For six years, he was included in the list of the ten best engines. No other engine has achieved this result. A feature of the engine is the finest processing of camshafts and crankshafts, the presence of a digital knock control system and a new engine cooling system. Continue reading Engine Nissan VQ30DE
Engine Nissan VQ35DE
The VQ35 engine is considered one of the most massive engines from the Nissan company. This ICE has received more than one award, becoming the “best engine of the year”. The VQ35 replaces the VQ30DE unit, which belonged to the first generation of VQ motors. This new 3.5-liter engine, in the most common version, has a capacity of 280 horsepower. Continue reading Engine Nissan VQ35DE
Engine Nissan QR25DE
The QR25DE aluminum engine is rated as a weak “four”. He is a clearly pronounced “disposable” with a mileage of just over 200 with an extremely attentive and careful attitude. The QR25DE appeared by significantly expanding the piston stroke (by 20 mm) for the two-liter QR20DE with the replacement of the crankshaft and the camshaft at the outlet. Continue reading Engine Nissan QR25DE
Engine Nissan VH41DE
The 4.1-liter VH41DE engine was designed based on its older brother, the VH45DE. The cylinder diameter remained the same – 93 mm, the volume reduction was achieved by installing a crankshaft with a smaller crank diameter and longer connecting rods. This allowed the piston stroke to be reduced to 76 mm. Continue reading Engine Nissan VH41DE
Engine Nissan VH45DE
The 4.5-liter Nissan VH45DE engine reaches 278 hp. (207 kilowatts) at 6000 rpm, and 396 Nm at 4000 rpm. The cutoff is at 6900 rpm. Cylinder geometry: piston stroke – 82.7 mm, cylinder diameter – 93 mm. From 1990 to 1995, a VTC version was also produced. Continue reading Engine Nissan VH45DE
Engine Nissan VK56DE
The parent of the VK56DE engine was the VK45DE. Unlike its older relative, this engine acquired a larger cylinder block with a height of 232 mm, due to which the connecting rods were extended to 154.5 mm. The cylinders themselves began to be produced wider by 5 mm, they became 98 mm wide, and a new crankshaft was also installed, which made it possible to increase the piston stroke to 92.8 mm. Continue reading Engine Nissan VK56DE