unless i see that on a memo with nissan letterhead and signature of the president im calling bull****C33LaurelRacer wrote:Actually, the RB does stand for something...This coming from a Nissan trained mechanic friend of mine here. Rythm and Balance.
Well, on that note can you prove to me that it absolutely doesn't stand for anthing? Other wise, I should call BS for general purpose.Kamin wrote:unless i see that on a memo with nissan letterhead and signature of the president im calling bull****
just because he is a technician dosent mean everything he has been told is correct.
all i can say is why did nissan nickname the Rb but nothing else?C33LaurelRacer wrote:
Well, on that note can you prove to me that it absolutely doesn't stand for anthing? Other wise, I should call BS for general purpose.
Funny, I thought I was being the bad guy with my last quote.Kamin wrote:all i can say is why did nissan nickname the Rb but nothing else?
(p.s. im just playing devils advocate)
Why did they give the cars English names like Silvia, Soarer, President, Jazz, Civic, etc? Or if not English names, what about English/Roman Letterings: RX-7, NSX, 180SX...? See where I'm going?Darius wrote:Don't we already have a 3 page, very pointless thread already covering this topic?
"Rhythm and Balance"?! Are you joking? That sounds like a bad hip-hop group. And since when did the Japanese (who speak the language of Japanese BTW) name their engines in English and abbreviate the English name "Rhythm and Balance"? If in fact they did this, I believe it stands for Race Bread like gawdzilla says
You so read my mind on that post man.Sil40_Mayhem wrote:Why did they give the cars English names like Silvia, Soarer, President, Jazz, Civic, etc? Or if not English names, what about English/Roman Letterings: RX-7, NSX, 180SX...? See where I'm going?
On a side note, the RB actually stands for Really Badass. Actually, I was hoping that it meant Randy Britches.
I have amazing powwaz!!C33LaurelRacer wrote:You so read my mind on that post man.
Especially when applied to a group of pop-locking acrobats.Kamin wrote:rhythm and balance makes more sense than race bred.
That would be feasible, but just not as funny.Kamin wrote:no i was thinking because it applies to a bunch of engrish speaking japanese engineers from the 80's.
All Nissan engines that have a "V" in the first letter are all V series and the Q would indicate it's an all aluminum 6 cylinder, versus the VG being a comniation aluminum/iron and the VH being an all aluminum 8 cylinder.DanCouga wrote:... What does the VQ stand for? ...