Odd Modifications Thread

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"The SUV’s standard Toyota 3UR-FE 5.7-liter V8 has been dialed way up with two Garrett turbos the company officially describes as “the size of volleyballs” for a claimed output of “more than 2,000 horsepower.” This engine, used in the Tundra, Sequoia, LX and GX is normally rated to 381 hp in a Land Cruiser like this."

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That poor engine.:(

Usually I am all for a swap,
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Not my week maybe?

the engine came out of a wrecked 458.
 
2,000 HP nitromethane fueled 4.0L 1UZ claims have existed since the late 90s so I don't doubt the output of a roughly 20 year newer aluminum Toyota V8 is plausible at least.

As for the Ferrari swapped Scioburu, I think it is just how it's in there that irks me really. I can imagine it's as low and as far back as possible considering time and budget, still looks too far forward and too high in the chassis to handle well though.
 
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VW K70 with a Passat W8. It's actually the K70 shell dropped onto a heavily modified ("Honey, I Shrunk The Passat!") B5 chassis. I don't like the other things done to it one bit so I won't post other shots (Google's your friend), but there's the business end of it.
 
As much it's in the right place, I have a feeling it might aswell fit in questionable too.

Bloody hell. Looks like a car you'd see in a videogame alright.
 
Would have been 100 times better if they actually smoothed out the bodywork.

Would have been 200 times better if they just left it alone.
 
GTP needs some sort of filter that identifies that Stancenation watermark and blacks the image out unless someone chooses to view it.
 
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