1993 Nissan P35
The P35 was developed for the 1993 season, when turbo engines were banned. Like the NP35 (JSPC specifications), it was powered by a V12 3.5-liter NA (naturally aspirated) engine. US-based NPTI, which was in charge of basic chassis development, intended to enter the P35 in the 1993 IMSA Championship, but this never came about as Nissan pulled out of racing.
As turbo engines were banned from Group C cars in 1993, Nissan developed a naturally aspirated 3.5-liter engine, mounting it in the NP35 (JSPC specifications) and P35 (US IMSA specifications). However, this project was suspended when the World Championship was cancelled. As a result, the NP35 made just one appearance in the JSPC, while this P35 was doomed to become a phantom racecar.
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