If you’re looking to tighten up your Nissan GT-R’s handling beyond factory levels then you should probably pay a visit to COBB Tuning.  They just released these new adjustable end links to help sharpen steering response for various conditions and situations.  The best part is they will bolt right up to the OEM sway bar with no modifications needed.  The only catch is that COBB did a super limited run of the endlinks and once they’re sold out they will not re-stock.  So get them while you can!

While we’re waiting vain for the GT-R Spec-V to reach American soil, Nissan is busy testing out the SpecM.  Carscoop shot this spy video of Nissan putting the SpecM through its paces on the Nurburgring in Germany.  The exhaust note is music to my ears!  Check it out below.

[Source: Carscoop via Autoblog]

When the new Nissan R35 GT-R was released its transmission became a topic of controversy as some speculated it wasn’t up to the task of all the horsepower Nissan blessed it with.  Since then Nissan has addressed the problem but if you want a little more insurance Greddy announced on their blog that they’ve just released a DCT (Dual Clutch Transmission) cooler for Godzilla.  The set up even comes with a special duct to send air to the cooler’s 13-row core.  This is good news for GT-R owners out there who like to drive a little harder than the user manual suggests.

Here is a short flick from SP Engineering that features the Nissan R35 twin-turbo kit by Greddy which allowed them to build not one but two record-breaking GT-Rs!  Its worth the time to check out; trust me!

Greddy TD06SH 20G R35 Twin Turbo Kit from SP Engineering on Vimeo.

Godzilla has conqured the drag strip!  Greddy’s blog tells the tale of two R35 GT-R’s equipped with SP Engineering’s Greddy-based SPE900 and SPE1000 tuning packages breaking the 9 second barrier at an Arizona drag strip about a week ago.  This officially makes the pair the fastest street driven R35 GT-R’s in the world right now.  Check out the video below for the record breaking passes.

I just saw the news on COBB Tuning’s blog that AMS Performance’s Nissan GT-R equipped with their SR850 performance package broke the 10 second mark which officially makes it the fastest R35 GT-R in the world right now.  Check out the record breaking pass below.

Yes, I know I just dropped a hype video on you guys a second ago but I found this shorly after and it is equally worthy of a post!  This is a “commercial” (I say its more like a short film) featuring SP Engineering’s SPE750 turbo upgrade kit for the R35 Nissan GT-R.  For a shop that sells/installs parts all day they’re pretty good film makers!  Check it out below.

Commercial: SPE750 ball bearing turbo upgrade from SP Engineering on Vimeo.

Let’s face it as great as the Nissan R35 GT-R is, its backseats are pretty much useless unless you are younger than 10.  Despite this fact they are inundated with leather and plushy stuff under said leather.  Nice to look at but utterly useless!  What’s the solution? Rip them out and replace them with these FRESH carbon fiber seat deletes by Password:JDM.  These deletes were carefully shaped to perfectly fit the contours of the rear seats and are made from 100% dry carbon fiber.  I wonder if there is a way to transform these things into bar stools?

So far this is the first time I’ve seen a GT style wing on the current R35 Nissan GT-R.  I can’t quite tell if I like it yet.  Usually when it comes to GT wings there is no grey area you either love it or hate it but I find myself undecided.  This is an example of a Voltex Type V GT wing on a GT-R shown off by Evasive Motorsports.  What do you guys think?  Love or hate?  Comment here or RT on twitter @MotorworldHype.

A’PEXi is officially on the GT-R bandwagon now and I mean that in a good way.  They’ve stepped up their classic “RS Evolution” exhaust to create the “RS Evolution Extreme” or “RSX” for the  GT-R.  It has beautiful 4-into-1 piping and some flamed exhaust tips to finish the look.  The MSRP is about $3,400 which sounds like a lot at first but actually isn’t so bad when you compare that to the price of other GT-R exhausts.  Hopefully A’PEXi will post up an audio clip of this unit in the near future.