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Can anyone plz tell me is that true 2006 infiniti g35(280 bhp) and 2008 skyline type sp v36(317) have diff bhp

If so which one is best ovrall(performance,suspension,relibility etc

My frnd had 2006 infiniti and im gng to get mine 2008 skyline 350 gt type sp soon.

Plz tell me what the extra features( shape, interior,performance, handling etc) ill get on mine car as compare to 2006 infiniti.

Im askin bcz i havnt seen my car yet physically as it is in transit frm japan.

Thnks 

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Hey mate.

You'll find this forum very accommodating, helpful and friendly, until you ask things without doing any research yourself, and putting little effort into your posts.

Objectively, a V36 is better than a G35. They are, however, extremely similar.

The V36, in the spec you listed, comes with the VQ35HR, an upgrade from the VQ35DE found in the G35.

The V36 includes updates and enhancements to the chassis (stiffer) and a better tiptronic, if you go auto.

 

I found this info in less than 5 mins. :1310_thumbsup_tone1:

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G35 could be a V35 chassis or V36 chassis, if it is a V35, it will have the VQ35DE (280hp) or VQ35DE revup engine, if it is the V36, it will have the VQ35HR like the V36 skyline 350GT.

unfortunately just the label 'Infiniti G35' doesn't define which chassis it is.

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