The Nissan RB engines continue to topple other series of machines with their capability and engine performance that have been proven to be great, especially in a different driving style of drifting. Much has been used to fit such purposes and pushed these engines to their utmost potential. The two have always been the better … Read more
We witnessed the RB engine’s evolution from its initial production up to its latest updates, engine development while continuing doing so in many departments. The RB20 and RB26 reflect the innovation that Nissan wants to explore. Moving on, we want to have a simple discussion on which is a better engine between these two, the … Read more
The difference between the RB25 and RB26 engines is merely based on their power, torque production capabilities – most of the time. But what is more than that? How about the upgrades? Electrical, Mechanical, and Technical improvements. Both engines are powerful in their own right. They have enhanced turbocharged variants to improve the engine performance, … Read more
Nissan is one of the most recognized and respected automakers in the industry. They always try to think outside the box and shocks us with engines that will make us raise our eyebrows and say, how come we haven’t think of that concept. Anyway, Nissan’s engine lineup is outstanding. Just think about the Skyline vehicles, … Read more
Among the long list of performance engines that Nissan produced, one stood out and rose above. These engines are the most widespread choice in their own engine family choices and encompass their naturally aspirated and turbocharged siblings. Released in early 1990 in the United States, it gave a glimpse of the actual capability and potential … Read more
Nissan’s V6 engine powered the most iconic cars we know today, and they make one of the best in that category. It is because the V6 configuration that allowed Nissan to achieve high-performance engines. When VQ engines were introduced in 1994, the VG family was sidelined and retired in 2004. After years of sitting in … Read more
When Nissan launched and introduced the VQ engine in 1994, the Nissan VG engine slowly went down to the ground from the Nissan vehicles. After the year 2000, VG30s became available only in the Nissan Xterra and Nissan Frontier. They halted the production in 2004 and retired it in the same year, by which all … Read more
In the late 80s, the hype that surrounded its bigger brother, the Nissan VH45DE, was unmatchable, especially for V8s during that time. This was when Japan was using the 4-cylinder engine for high fuel efficiency. So Nissan decided to make a V8 that can conquer the V6s. It is incredibly reliable, can handle high temperatures … Read more
In the early 2000s, the trend of a larger displacement is not expected due to the rise of the mid-level engines, as we have seen in movies and media during that era. While others are busy tuning their V6s, Nissan created a V8 that is loaded with power, balancing it with a better fuel economy, … Read more
In search of a larger but more fuel-efficient, lesser emissions engine for big trucks, Nissan responded with their innovations coming through the hoods of those heavy trucks. Inspired by their own VQ V6 engine family, Nissan moved to greater heights by creating a larger one in a V8 category. It was named and released under … Read more
