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Re: What is Nissan's strategy?
« Reply #50 on: September 16, 2013, 06:21:10 PM »
yes, but not pissy tiny extremely stressed 1 ltr engines....

They want good old lazy 6.6ltr,  7.3ltr etc

You'd be surprised how the yanks are slowly turning........the price of petrol is surprisingly dear compared to a few yrs ago, and as always, the back pocket talks.....
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What is Nissan's strategy?
« Reply #51 on: September 16, 2013, 06:30:38 PM »
Those consumption figures are unladened. From expensive experience I can state that when working hard consumption in my V8 Cruiser goes up more than in an equivalent diesel.

But again, for me, the big difference is the 50% more torque the diesels deliver.

Also, if one takes a 200TTD as an example, a chip and a pipe and all of a sudden it's producing more like 300Kw and 700-800Nm. You can't get those same magnitude increases out of a modern petrol engine, and maintain efficiency and reliability. 
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Re: What is Nissan's strategy?
« Reply #52 on: September 18, 2013, 12:34:18 PM »
Hi Jules

One of our 4.8lt petrol Patrols makes 420kw and almost 900nm - but I expect you will have us on the reliability and efficentcy.







Those consumption figures are unladened. From expensive experience I can state that when working hard consumption in my V8 Cruiser goes up more than in an equivalent diesel.

But again, for me, the big difference is the 50% more torque the diesels deliver.

Also, if one takes a 200TTD as an example, a chip and a pipe and all of a sudden it's producing more like 300Kw and 700-800Nm. You can't get those same magnitude increases out of a modern petrol engine, and maintain efficiency and reliability.

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What is Nissan's strategy?
« Reply #53 on: September 18, 2013, 06:05:53 PM »
I have a letter from Nissan stating their 2013 Patrols have a unknown problem, even found in show room rigs and IMHO will be a big recall once they find out what it is.