Excessive power wanted

[wonderwhy]

hey guys i am from australia and am just looking for some info on building a bullet beemer. I am aiming for around the 1000hp figure to be put into a street car.This sort of power in a beemer is unheard of in australia(nissan skyline heaven) and information on the power limits of factory engine parts and what is required to make them handle the power i want would be appreciated. also any information that could lead me to contact someone willing to share the right advice(ie someone that has produced a similar result) thanks

[bimmerboy328i]

Talk to ICS Performance.

www.icsperformance.com

[SaLto]

hier is some candy:

http://www.da-motorsport.com/projele...onm3/index.htm

[MrBlonde]

Originally Posted by wonderwhy

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This sort of power in a beemer is unheard of in australia
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You need to get out more.

[autumn acid]

Originally Posted by wonderwhy

hey guys i am from australia and am just looking for some info on building a bullet beemer. I am aiming for around the 1000hp figure to be put into a street car.This sort of power in a beemer is unheard of in australia(nissan skyline heaven) and information on the power limits of factory engine parts and what is required to make them handle the power i want would be appreciated. also any information that could lead me to contact someone willing to share the right advice(ie someone that has produced a similar result) thanks

CSH

(Cool Story Hansel)

[M PWR]

You have to be joking around.

-Sean

[shaggs]

Originally Posted by wonderwhy

hey guys i am from australia and am just looking for some info on building a bullet beemer. I am aiming for around the 1000hp figure to be put into a street car.This sort of power in a beemer is unheard of in australia(nissan skyline heaven) and information on the power limits of factory engine parts and what is required to make them handle the power i want would be appreciated. also any information that could lead me to contact someone willing to share the right advice(ie someone that has produced a similar result) thanks

i,ooo hp is possible with enough money and experience, but only a fool would expect to run it as a street car. Just my $0.02

[1q2w3e4r]

Originally Posted by wonderwhy

hey guys i am from australia and am just looking for some info on building a bullet beemer. I am aiming for around the 1000hp figure to be put into a street car.This sort of power in a beemer is unheard of in australia(nissan skyline heaven) and information on the power limits of factory engine parts and what is required to make them handle the power i want would be appreciated. also any information that could lead me to contact someone willing to share the right advice(ie someone that has produced a similar result) thanks

What car?
What engine?
What turbo?
What fuel?
What drivetrain?
Where are you located?

And the biggest question, what budget?

Also, what's the fastest car you've ever been in? Proven fast at a track or at the strip, not dyno number

500hp is more than enough for a street car.

[Octane]

I agree 1000hp is way too much, but maybe this will help:

http://www.da-motorsport.com/default.asp

[1q2w3e4r]

Originally Posted by Octane

I agree 1000hp is way too much, but maybe this will help:

http://www.da-motorsport.com/default.asp

Do a search on BF.c for "mert"

[MrBlonde]

Originally Posted by Octane

I agree 1000hp is way too much, but maybe this will help:

http://www.da-motorsport.com/default.asp

Hilarious, any other joke sites?

[SaLto]

Originally Posted by MrBlonde

Hilarious, any other joke sites?

HEHEHE!!! Explain the meaning off the post?

[GreyHead]

1000bhp is possible but you'll have to have $$ and plenty of it. and what engine you're thinking of? in what car? etc... There is a 1000+ bhp bmw here in norway.

[Knauzbmw///]

I believe Exvitermini.com is based out of australia...see if theyll build a bimmer

[MrBlonde]

exvitermini is a person's website (Mario). He gets all his work done by workshops in Sydney, Australia (C&V performance). They wouldn't have a clue about building a BMW FI engine.