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Nissan has just let loose the specs on the 2009 GT-R. Power gets bumped up by a total of 5 horses (up to 485 from the factory), the body gets shrunk by less than half an inch and fuel economy gets a tiny nudge upward. The most important part is Nissan’s engineers have managed to improve the car’s flat cornering by reworking the suspension. Basically, the average Fiend won’t be able to tell the 2008 and 2009 cars apart with the exception of the on-lot price tag. [Source: NihonCar]