The 'Night Terror' Is A 3,400 HP Nissan GT-R In Drag | Carscoops carscoops
The only giveaway of the car’s original identity is the bodywork. We can see the familiar GT-R doors, front fascia, roofline, and angular side windows. And what about the engine? Much to our surprise, it appears as though the car retains its original VR38DETT but it’s obviously been comprehensively modified.
developed the VR38DETT to exclusively use in the GT-R and the 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V6 has proven extremely popular to tune and modify. It delivers a maximum of 710 hp in a road-going GT-R , but this one has much, much more. Indeed, it is pumping out a remarkable 3,400 hp achieved through comprehensive upgrades.
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