nissan ohc

All hail the Prince 🙌. In August of #1967, #Nissan unveiled the #Prince #Skyline #1500 with an all-new 88ps OHC engine. #TBT #Heritage #S57 https://t.co/MGBFXlBuWQ

An interesting Holden from a running gear point of view. 1986-1988 Holden VL Commodore Calais Turbo. At the time of production Holden didn't have an engine ready for the '86 unleaded only mandate came into effect. So they used the Nissan RB30ET engine a 3L Straight 6 OHC turbo https://t.co/gbo1Cthknt

Presenting the 1989 Nissan 300ZX Turbo. The Turbo Z is known as an all-around performer with its turbocharged engine and quick acceleration.  🔥➔ 3.0 Liter OHC Intercooled V6, 180 CI, 200 HP made 0-60 in 7.0 seconds. #80sPerformanceYES! ends tomorrow! Last chance to catch it! https://t.co/hiUS80tz7Z

How to Modify Your Nissan and Datsun Ohc Engine : Covers 510, 610, 710, 810, … https://t.co/hs8q8dKCSb https://t.co/q33AMTI04D

@RillitoNuevo It was Nissan globally, even when Datsun launched in the US market. The cylinder head cover on the Datsun 2000 U-20 engine is emblazoned “NISSAN OHC” https://t.co/KjtLJulEec

1966 Toyota 2000GT Originally designed by a German for Nissan, sold to Toyota and built for them by Yamaha who already made all of Toyota's OHC motors. https://t.co/omahPEXCZi

@motorator BTW, what year Lightning did you get? I have an original 1995 brochure folder. As far as l can tell plus a few photos w/"Tom" name tag inside...that is Tom Monroe fresh off of The Beverly Hillbillies. Adam probably had "How to modify your Nissan/Datsun OHC Engine"...$12.95 https://t.co/wFcQ5fXyZB

#OliverHatcherConstruction routinely uses value engineering to meet project budgetary goals. 📊 The #Nissan project underwent extensive renovations & #OHC developed value-engineering modifications to reduce the project budget 8.5%, resulting in direct savings. 📈 https://t.co/QLk5gkZUHm

Camshaft Pulley Holder Camshaft Pulley Removal Tool Camshaft Pulley Holding Tool Fit for Nissan Toyota Camry OHC Maximas V6 https://t.co/tbr9Nqwv6O

@SpursTedLasso Aside from Chevy and Dodge, all the V8s are OHC. Aside from my 43 year old Camaro (with a motor from the mid 90s), I haven't owned anything with a pushrod motor in a long time. My Nissan V8 is DOHC and smoother (with a flatter torque curve) than the EFI V8 in my Camaro.