What is the maximum achievable HP on premium cars ?

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Nearly anyone knows now that your HP raises when making miles and changing the oil. I wonder how much HP a car can get MAX.

If you make around 500 KM on it, it wont raise anymore. ( I know this because I did a endurance race after I got 809 HP and 512 KM's on a R34, after I raced, it had 813 KM and still 809 HP )

I know a couple :

BMW M3 E92 2007 599 HP
Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R V-Spec II Nur : 809 HP
Honda Civic 97 EK RM : 406 HP
Nissan Silvia S13 K's dia : ( current 412, it can still raise ) only with drifting LOL.
Peugeot 908 Team TOTAL : 935 HP
Pagani Zonda R : 970 HP
Dodge Viper SRT 10 ACR : 1035 HP ( I think it can still raise ).
Audi R8 5.2 : 910 HP
Evo IX RM : ( currently 534, can still raise )
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 RM 905
Mazda RX7 Spirit R Type A FD 606 HP ( can still rasie )
GT-R SpecV 867 HP
r GT Academy Version GT-R ( current ) 871 HP
Ferrari 458 Italia 734 HP
Red Bull X2010 Proto 1578 HP
Red Bull X2010 1557 HP
Mazda roadster RS ( NC ) 357 HP
NASCARs 906 HP


I got some more but I dont know them all from my head. How much HP & miles/Kilometers has your PREMIUM car got ? ( Standards got already miles on it so it wont raise anymore in most cases ).
 
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I didnt know HP raises from driving :P
Does it go back down after a certain time/kms or does it stay there?

It raises, and it then it goes down after 200 KM's. So you need to ''repair'' your car, then you can see your HP has raised compared to the first time you had it.
 
I updated the list, and I added some of mine as well. X2010 can get up to 1578 and the GT-R GT-A can get more then 871.
 
The max HP is acheived after 300 KM, and will remain at that as long as you change your oil every 200 KM or so. Not until about 10.000 KM does it drop so much you might want to consider an Engine Overhaul.
 
buy a new car with 0 miles. do an oil change before you drive it... then 300k. But the key is to do an oil change before you ever drive it
 
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