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Can You Get 1000Hp + From A Street F6? Yes You Can...

ali@btamotorsports
in FPV & Tickford

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Having one of these under the bonnet helps....

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This is project "Monster" F6 built by BTA Motorsports with the aim of getting maximum power out the engine without turning it into a full on race car.

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As they say - talk is cheap, let's see the dyno figures, that's why we've attached the video below. Enjoy:)

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    #2

    I swear I thought the car was going to break free from it's straps.. Bravo !!! . I gotta have one - Done !!!

    #3

    I'd love to see what sort of mph it would run!!! It would wanna be around 155mph with that power, take it wsid show us what it's got!!!

    #4

    Would be interesting to see how it likes that much power & traction through the zf, guess time will tell. Hopefully it gets raced cause it should descimate all.

    How much boost?

    #6

    30psi+ im assuming...

    #7

    A lot of money I'm assuming...

    :(

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    Will this be the new weapon for hot tuner challenge this year ?

    #9

    I think it was... anfd it broke..

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    30psi in the mid.

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