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Nissan GT-R

 
 

 
  
This GT-R you see on the film is a ONE-OF-A-KIND GT-R!
Notice on the video where all lower valance panels have been painted to match the color of GT-R upper body.
Also added was a hand made, custom stainless steel exhaust system from Meisterschaft.

Meisterschaft Performance Exhaust Systems
Introducing the most advanced product line for premium euro vehicles: Master Piece - Meisterschaft.

1. Weight - Both Meisterschaft Touring and GT models are significantly lighter than the OEM unit to reduce

unsprung weight. With the Meisterschat units, you will be able to shed up to 70% of the weight from
the OEM unit.

2. Performance - All of our Meisterschaft systems are designed and tuned to provide maximum performance gain

without sacrificing the exotic exhaust note. The perfomance gain will be even greater when the Cat-back pipes are
used in conjunction with the Meisterschaft muffler.

3. Build Quality - Welding technique and internal construction are handled with extreme care and also given more

attention to details compared to other brands. Furthermore, higher grade glass wool pack has been used for
Meisterschaft units which can withstand extreme temperatures.

4. Material - Only the highest grade T304 SUS from POSCO is used for Meisterschaft SUS units, and titanium from

Shin Nippon Steel for Meisterschaft Ti units.



               

From Road & Track Magazine:

Since its introduction in North America, Nissan's GT-R has been heralded as the best supercar value for the money. With a conservatively rated 485-bhp twin-turbo V-6, all-wheel drive and 0-60 times in the 3-second range, it simply has no competition at its price point. For 2011, you'll be glad to know that Nissan hasn't dumbed down the GT-R, but has simplified the line by paring it down to one model: the GT-R Premium. Largely unchanged from last year's car, the GT-R Premium gets darker wheel center caps, rear brake cooling ducts and a retuned suspension for greater ride comfort. Auto on/off headlights and speed-sensitive windshield wipers, along with USB iPod interface and streaming audio via Bluetooth are now standard.