900hp+ Road Cars

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Dixon_F1
Can you all fill me in on what road cars can achieve over 900hp.

I am aware of
All Vipers
TVR Speed 12
SLR Mclaren
V8 Vantage
Enzo
SL500-600 ect.
RS6
Veyron
Zonda C12S
Zonda C12S 7.3
Cien
Le Mans Quattro
Corvette ZR1
Silverado SST
Tank Car



Any else??
 
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I think mclaren f1 and Audi rs6. Not sure though :nervous:
 
mattythedog
I think mclaren f1 and Audi rs6. Not sure though :nervous:

Yes the rs6 gets 927.
 
The Veyron of course.
 
also...

Cien Concept
Silverado SST
Le Mans Quattro
Tank Car
Corvette ZR1 (C6)

btw, the McLaren F1 is only 883... lol "only" :)
 
My SLR and Enzo are 852 and 873bhp?
 
Your Enzo should be 922bhp and your premium SLR should be 944bhp.

Are you sure they are fully run in and upgraded? Maybe you have previously used the engine limiter?
 
I think my Enzo bumped into the 900 league. I'll check myself later on. The RS6 hits 927 as stated above, I'm not to sure on the tank car myself, I also wouldn't call the speed 12 a road car. No horn, a full on racing rollcage.. Seems a bit iffy.
 
What about the R390 road car? Not sure if the peak number off the top of my head, but I do know its a beast
 
The RM'd Corvette ZR1 can. That is, if you still consider it a road car. :p
 
Sl600 R230 = 1k+

A lot of the C Class le mans cars.
 
I guess nobody reads the other posts in the thread… no need to mention cars already listed or non road cars :D

The Tank Car makes 906 (not even run in) and the R390 road car only makes 722 although it is a beast ;) I believe the 1 or 2 TVR speed 12’s made were road legal.
 
All Vipers? The GTS can't get close to 900.
 
I'm deeply concerned by some of these numbers you guys are posting about your cars. It's not that I don't believe you, it's that I'm wondering why my cars don't have the same horsepower figures.

These are what my cars have (and I made sure they have each had an oil change):
882 - McLaren F1 (It could use and engine rebuild however, so that's most likely the culprit)
891 - Audi R8 V10
944 - Audi RS6 Avant
846 - Corvette ZR1
876 - SLR

Okay, but here's the real mystery: I bought my Audi RS6 Avant back on December 29 and fully tuned it to 944 hp. As of right now, it has 107 miles on it, so it shouldn't need an engine overhaul, right? I bought a second one on July 27 and fully tuned it as well with the exception of weight reduction. This time, the car has 884 hp with less than 10 miles on it.
The reason why I gave the dates is because I think some update has messed with the tuning and/or upgrades somehow.
 
All Vipers? The GTS can't get close to 900.

My GTS has 966 hp.

And happy 3,000th post by the way. 👍
 
btw, the McLaren F1 is only 883... lol "only" :)

:lol: Yes it's only 883. But then again it's pretty friggen light too. Besides the gold lined engine bay.
 
crispychicken49
:lol: Yes it's only 883. But then again it's pretty friggen light too. Besides the gold lined engine bay.

Follows British sports car philosophy!!!
Hp doesn't mean s***! If you want a laugh, try to drive a veyron around Monaco...
 
I'm deeply concerned by some of these numbers you guys are posting about your cars. It's not that I don't believe you, it's that I'm wondering why my cars don't have the same horsepower figures.

These are what my cars have (and I made sure they have each had an oil change):
882 - McLaren F1 (It could use and engine rebuild however, so that's most likely the culprit)
891 - Audi R8 V10
944 - Audi RS6 Avant
846 - Corvette ZR1
876 - SLR

Okay, but here's the real mystery: I bought my Audi RS6 Avant back on December 29 and fully tuned it to 944 hp. As of right now, it has 107 miles on it, so it shouldn't need an engine overhaul, right? I bought a second one on July 27 and fully tuned it as well with the exception of weight reduction. This time, the car has 884 hp with less than 10 miles on it.
The reason why I gave the dates is because I think some update has messed with the tuning and/or upgrades somehow.

Other than what I said about all upgrades, run in and previous use of the engine limiter I have no idea why they are low.

882 - McLaren F1 – my F1 is 883 (882 in list view)
891 - Audi R8 V10 – don’t think anyone said this car was over 900bhp
944 - Audi RS6 Avant – mine is 956 (needs 200+ miles run in)
846 - Corvette ZR1 – mine is 905
876 – SLR – my premium is 944, standard model with 20k mileage is 891

Btw my low mileage 99 and 02 GTS’s are 985 and 992

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I'm deeply concerned by some of these numbers you guys are posting about your cars. It's not that I don't believe you, it's that I'm wondering why my cars don't have the same horsepower figures.

These are what my cars have (and I made sure they have each had an oil change):
882 - McLaren F1 (It could use and engine rebuild however, so that's most likely the culprit)
891 - Audi R8 V10
944 - Audi RS6 Avant
846 - Corvette ZR1
876 - SLR

Okay, but here's the real mystery: I bought my Audi RS6 Avant back on December 29 and fully tuned it to 944 hp. As of right now, it has 107 miles on it, so it shouldn't need an engine overhaul, right? I bought a second one on July 27 and fully tuned it as well with the exception of weight reduction. This time, the car has 884 hp with less than 10 miles on it.
The reason why I gave the dates is because I think some update has messed with the tuning and/or upgrades somehow.
Neither one of your premium RS6 Avants are fully broken in yet. When GTAuto says you can do a rebuild they should be fully broken in. Standards work a bit different and you can perform engine rebuilds regardless of mileage.
I've got one of my fully broken in Audi RS6 Avant '08s on share currently and it has 955HP.
 
fest0r
Other than what I said about all upgrades, run in and previous use of the engine limiter I have no idea why they are low.

882 - McLaren F1 - my F1 is 883 (882 in list view)
891 - Audi R8 V10 - don't think anyone said this car was over 900bhp
944 - Audi RS6 Avant - mine is 956 (needs 200+ miles run in)
846 - Corvette ZR1 - mine is 905
876 - SLR - my premium is 944, standard model with 20k mileage is 891

Btw my low mileage 99 and 02 GTS's are 985 and 992

Wow you have a lot of redbulls :)
 
Wow you have a lot of redbulls :)

I know… bit pointless, but I can't bring myself to delete them :D

...forgot to mention the Zonda C12S '00 and C12S 7.3 '02... both well over 900bhp
 
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fest0r
I know... bit pointless, but I can't bring myself to delete them :D

...forgot to mention the Zonda C12S '00 and C12S 7.3 '02... both well over 900bhp

Delete them :O that's crazy talk :P
 
My RS6 Avant tops out at 966 hp ?

Done 22.000 km in it and have never rebuild the engine since i bought it :)!
 
My RS6 Avant tops out at 966 hp ?

Done 22.000 km in it and have never rebuild the engine since i bought it :)!

:eek: 22,000 as in twenty-two thousand? and its sittin pretty at 966hp? No engine rebuild??? What RS6 Avant are you running? The premium or one of the Standards? Picture possible?
 
Chrysler silverado concept I tuned it to max it has 943bhp I love it.

By the way its a truck that is so good I beat people in cars easily.
 
My RS6 Avant tops out at 966 hp ?

Done 22.000 km in it and have never rebuild the engine since i bought it :)!

I think you are mistaken… the RS6 Avant ’08 tops out at 956bhp. I’m also sure it’s subject to power loss with mileage the same as other cars in the game.

The older RS6’s don’t even make 900bhp so a picture would be needed… maybe even a video just in case you have good photoshop skills ;)
 
Chrysler silverado concept I tuned it to max it has 943bhp I love it.

By the way its a truck that is so good I beat people in cars easily.

Do you mean the Chevrolet Silverado SST Concept '02 that tops out at 913bhp?
 
My advice to anyone with horsepower mysteries is to change the oil. I have only ever done 1 engine rebuild and I lost bhp in the process. I only ever oil my cars and that works fine. Got over 4k miles on 2 ofmy x2010's and theyve only ever been oiled and remain at 1256 bhp
 
My advice to anyone with horsepower mysteries is to change the oil. I have only ever done 1 engine rebuild and I lost bhp in the process. I only ever oil my cars and that works fine. Got over 4k miles on 2 ofmy x2010's and theyve only ever been oiled and remain at 1256 bhp

You will now start to notice that an oil change won’t regain the few bhp you lose. Between 4/5k to 11/12k a rebuild will take you back to original figures then it starts to be irreversible. I also think you mean 1556bhp ;)

…no need for rebuilds up to 4k though :)
 
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My advice to anyone with horsepower mysteries is to change the oil. I have only ever done 1 engine rebuild and I lost bhp in the process. I only ever oil my cars and that works fine. Got over 4k miles on 2 ofmy x2010's and theyve only ever been oiled and remain at 1256 bhp

My X2010 after an engine rebuild sit at 15XXhp. 19,000km on the clock. 500,000cr ever 7,500km-10,000km works well. Generally if you're using it that much you can afford to splurge a bit.
 
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