What If You Stuck A V8 Made Of Two Motorcycle Engines In A Subaru BRZ?

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Raphael Orlove
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Some gearheads love horsepower. Some love torque. Some love RPM. This car is for that third group.

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This is JUN's Subaru BRZ with a 2.4 liter Synergy V8. That's two 1,200cc Kawasaki Ninja engines duct-taped together by some guys in New Zealand for 356 horsepower at 10,300rpm and 200 lb-ft of torque at 8,000rpm. Redline is 11,600.

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This flat-plane crank'd wonder is yours for $70,000, Speedhunters reports, though I don't know if a donor BRZ is involved in that equation. Read more about the screaming, revving 30kg-saving engine swap right here.

Just listen to that thing sing.