enzo and mclaren max HP?

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brant2788
My enzo has 922 HP and my F1 has 883 but I have heard that they can get up to 935 and 891, I have been running them like crazy but they don't seem to increase so has anyone been able to get above 922 and 883 HP?
 
I haven't managed it as i dont drive them cars enough but have you tried engine rebuild and/or oil change?
 
takatasan
My enzo has 922 HP and my F1 has 883 but I have heard that they can get up to 935 and 891, I have been running them like crazy but they don't seem to increase so has anyone been able to get above 922 and 883 HP?

15 hp isn't much of a difference, not enough to even get 2 mph more out of these cars.
 
922 is all you will ever get out of the Enzo.

883 is all you will ever get out of the McLaren F1.
 
I am not exactly sure of their full hp but the way to maximize it is to put 200 miles on your car, then do an oil change an overhaul. Side note i believe hp starts to decrease at appox 700-800 miles
 
Enzo can have 935 hp

My Mclaren had 888hp, but now it's down to 881hp. Still the best car to drive though 👍

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DLR
922 is all you will ever get out of the Enzo.

883 is all you will ever get out of the McLaren F1.

My F1 has 885 bhp

I am not exactly sure of their full hp but the way to maximize it is to put 200 miles on your car, then do an oil change an overhaul. Side note i believe hp starts to decrease at appox 700-800 miles

I have a Peugeot 908 with over 10,000 miles and it still has 922 bhp, the same as when fully run in so if you oil change regular the power loss does'nt happen for a long time.


DLR

I take it your a young schoolboy, As that comment really does remind of of them.
 
I take it your a young schoolboy, As that comment really does remind of of them.

How so? Did it make you laugh? Perhaps you should familiarize yourself more with the term "humor" :)


As for the F1, that is the power that is in the garage listing, not on the actual car screen; knowing they often differ, it could very well also be 885.
 
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