The Red Beast gets dyno'ed again! 1,029BHP!
 

You see it here first on TeamSpeed.com!

Got a chance to dyno the Red Beast again after a new tune and new upgrades! Previously it made just a tad over 800HP, for the technical that is 642rwhp. Recent upgrades include; BC Chrome Silicone Alloy Springs and Titanium Retainers, Stage 2 Intake and Exhaust Camshafts, Rev Limit Raised and Increase boost from 28psi to 37psi on C16 Race Gas. With the new setup it made 905HP at 31psi and 1,029HP (823rwhp) at 37psi.

On pump gas it's no slouch making 661HP on 93oct.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JkXFf8aFMQ

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Here is the pump gas dyno

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This is the C16 race gas run

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That is an incredible piece of machinery. I love the classic look with the present day mechanics.

That thing is a beast! This is the first 2JZ-powered Camaro I've ever seen! Nice work!

Do domestic car people try and kill you at car shows when you pop the hood?

Thats an AWESOME concept for a car and the build looks to be amazing quality! Great work!

LOL I wasn't quite sure what the reaction would be when we built it, but a lot of guys that are into custom cars love it. It was recently awarded Peoples Choice Pick of The Show at a sanctioned event (ISCA/International Show Car Association) among 500+ cars and was also awarded 1st Place in Pro-Touring Class! It was quite an honor to receive those awards. So far it has been to only two shows and received 6 awards, not too bad I think. Plus all the awards were 1st place awards! I guess being the black sheep concept paid off.

Hot Rod Magazine also picked up on this car and has already done a photoshoot on it, so it will be on Hot Rod Magazine very soon. Look out for it and support a fellow sponsor! ;)

New article I found on the Camaro. National Speed Blog » Crazy Motor Swaps: LS1 Skyline and 2JZ Camaro

Cojones!

That is a sick car. We have a Ferrari Rambler here (Rambler with a Ferrari engine, transmission and suspension) that we get a ton of compliments on and a ton of insults at the same time. Nothing wrong with doing a little bit of Frankenstien modifications if you ask me.

I am very aroused.