AMS Performance's 2000BHP Nissan GT-R Catches Nissan's Attention
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Nissan has caught whim of the AMS Performance tuned 2000BHP GT-R and the motor company took to Twitter to share the monster with their consumers and enthusiasts.
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The car that is the claimed to be "fastest GT-R" has blown up on YouTube.
The video of the car running it's quarter mile on a drag strip has received over two million views on YouTube and it showcases the raw power that AMS have been able to generate in their suped up version of "godzilla."
2000bhp #Nissan #GTR from @AMSperformance. Enough said. Read more from @RoadandTrack: http://t.co/Ry1IfjPxx1 http://t.co/aM0YEkl8r7
-- Nissan (@Nissan) October 15, 2014
AMS caught Nissan's attention and the company tweeted out a super powerful GIF of the GT-R with the caption, "2000bhp #Nissan #GTR from @AMSperformance. Enough said. Read more from @RoadandTrack."
According to RoadAndTrack.com, "AMS Performance calls this car the Alpha Omega GT-R, and for good reason. It's built to do exactly one thing: be the fastest of its ilk down the quarter mile.
The Nissan V6 under the hood has been bored out to 4.0 liters.
It wears ported cylinder heads, custom camshafts, and a complete Alpha Omega turbo kit, among other goodies. All you really need to know is that it puts down 2000 horsepower, and can pop off 7.7-second quarter mile runs."