This Turbo Billet Audi TT VR6 Makes WW2 Fighter Plane Horsepower, Runs Low Six 1/8-Miles

Back in the 1940s, the German Messerschmitt Bf-109G fighter plane's 35.7-L Daimler V12 engine cranked out in the neighborhood of 1,500 horsepower. In its day, the German Luftwaffe, its corpulent, drug-addled leader included, would've passed off this power figure as "pretty good." Almost 80 years later, a bunch of civilians can make even more power with an engine a fraction of the size of that old Daimler. Thanks to the team at HST Tu... (continue reading...)