1.8 20VT 677 BHP 800 NM

1.8 20VT @2,4 Bar

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Autos & Vehicles

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• hurricaneracing

[aggintad]

yea, if you don't know how to drive. You go about slamming it pedal to the metal all the time, of course you get no traction. A car with that much hp needs finesse bruh, finesse.

[777mjt]

VW engines are built to last... with some uprated internals and someone in the know doing the work then 677bhp is more than possible from a 20vt, even the 16v lump could get close to that with a bit more t&e.

[evilbunny13]

nice, i'm 484whp on US 92 pump@30psi

[alibrizi]

it looks like de rear wheel's turning to xd

[Reintjuh100]

@cb7pwn

it``s not that amazing. jou just have to be very precise when you design the engine. you got to have the best materials put together with great precision.

[weetnietgeen]

is that a frigging dutch car?!!

gast :D kan jemij de blueprints van deze bak sturen? :P ik wil er ook zo eentje:D:D

[gevledder]

It's a4wd car but not at that moment.

He removed the axle to the rear to fine tune the engine

[lukeshytalker02]

@aggintad sorry but your wrong , that much power through the front wheels is just for bragging rights and of no practical use, when you accelerate the weight shifts to the rear so youll have less tractio0n, plus torque steer, plus the extra load on the tyres if accelerating on a turn( trying to do 2 jobs at once) , yes if your a good driver you can drive it without crashing but you cannot change the laws of physics, it will be slower than rwd because youll have to pussy foot it

[WillJPalmer]

@Somebodynowhere0 but toooo worth it

[Somebodynowhere0]

@WillJPalmer 4motion = way more money in labor.

[tpvalley]

@aggintad

driver or not u cannot ever use full power on a fwd car with that power.

[aggintad]

@tpvalley you can do anything to any car home skillet. My fam creedo is "it's not the car, it's the driver". That being said, you know how to whip any car with any amount of hp, bhp, whp...etc, etc, you can drive. Some cars you need only let off the clutch and your off like a bat outta hell, and others just need to learn where the careful balance between gas, clutch, and loss of traction comes into play.