To all you guy's who don't know what those letters mean in the RB engines :) CarThrottle Forums Updated: 29 Nov 2024 Previous 1998 Toyota Toyota Corolla Lovelife (Automatic, Sadly) Next The new Lamborghini Revuelto is here! Sponsored PostsComments The numbers represent the engine sizes. Yeah I know, But not everyone knows that TT shows that the engine has a twin turbo. Hey I get this code but in VQ37VHR what does V mean I assume HR is high rev That’s the Nissan engine. Vq means it is a v6 piston engine. HR means that the engine is high responsive. What’s the V mean? I know V6 its a 3.7 but in VHR what’s the V for? I think very high response I gave you all my knowledge :) Latest NewsNews The Latest Classic Land Rover Defender V8 Loses Its RoofNews The Nissan Frontier Pro Is A Funky Pickup With A 402bhp PunchNews The 335bhp Skoda Elroq vRS Costs £46,560News Honda GT Electric Fastback Duo Debuts In ShanghaiNews An MG Cyberster Coupe Is ComingNews China-Only AUDI E5 Sportback Revealed, And It’s Not An AudiSubscribe to our NewsletterGet the latest car news, reviews and unmissable promotions from the team direct to your inboxFor more information see our Privacy Policy Leave this field blank Latest ReviewsReviews 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser On-Road ReviewReviews 2025 Renault 5 Review: Simply BrilliantReviews Cupra Formentor VZ TSI Review: Quick, Capable, But Lacking EmotionReviews Cupra Leon VZ TSI Review: The King Of LeonsReviews 2025 Dacia Bigster Review: A Different Kind Of Horse PowerReviews Maserati GranTurismo Folgore Review: Easy To Like, Hard To Love
That’s the Nissan engine. Vq means it is a v6 piston engine. HR means that the engine is high responsive.
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The numbers represent the engine sizes.
Yeah I know, But not everyone knows that TT shows that the engine has a twin turbo.
Hey I get this code but in VQ37VHR what does V mean I assume HR is high rev
That’s the Nissan engine. Vq means it is a v6 piston engine. HR means that the engine is high responsive.
What’s the V mean? I know V6 its a 3.7 but in VHR what’s the V for?
I think very high response
I gave you all my knowledge :)