As choppers we're often so occupied with making the exterior of our cars look crazy awesome, while sometimes forgetting what really makes a car go. As a result of that cars are often chopped in a way that makes all the interesting technical bits impossible. Of course the best chops are made when all things are considered. Today I'm posting a bunch of interesting images from the brand new GT-R cutaway model Nissan created. Not only is it really cool to look at, but can also serve as a teaching tool.

Just to compare, this was exposed on the mercedes benz stand, Belgrade car fair 2013

Very nice,
but much more awesome >http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2011154/Worlds-remaining-Ghost-Car-headed-auction--incredible-images-Plexiglas-Pontiac-expected-fetch-500-000.html

Hehah, Bart is schooling people. Maybe a bit too complex reference to start studying car tech though.

Anyway, that is a lot of stuff inside the GT-R. The rear end is surprisingly full with all the power train and four-wheel steering bits in there.

Lots of good references for modeling. *saved a few*