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
Nissan Cima
The Nissan Cima is a Japanese full-size luxury sedan manufactured by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. in the period from 1988 to 2010 and from 2012 to the present. The name of the car comes from the Spanish word “top / crown”. In 2010, the company discontinued production of the Cima due to the need to upgrade it as part of safety regulations. Since 2012, the release of the 5th generation of the model in a hybrid modification has been resumed. It is also known as Infiniti Q70L in the North American market and Mitsubishi Dignity in other markets.
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 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