Animated car modification build guidefrom @bixmation

Transcript

If you want Hellcat numbers without paying Hellcat money, this is one of the most insane sleeper builds you can do. Before we even talk about how to make the power, let's start with the cosmetics. Take the 2 thousand 9 to 2,015 CTS Yes Sedan rank drop it on a set of coilovers to give it that low aggressive stance. Then add a set of wheels with a big brake kit to also get some better stopping power. Finish it off with a clean ducktail spoiler on the trunk to give the rear end a subtle performance vibe without ruining the sleeper look. Now it looks like a proper performance sedan, but the real magic is under the good. Because the CTS V comes with tier supercharged 6.2 liter Yes v eight, basically a detuned Corvette z r one motor hiding in a luxury four door. From the factory, it already makes 556 horsepower, but making more power is ridiculously easy. Start with a smaller supercharger pulley to spin the blower faster and increase boost. Next, add long tube headers to free up the exhaust flow, then finish everything with a proper tune to dial in the fueling and timing. Just those three mods push the LSA to around 700 horsepower on pump gas. Now you're looking at a 700 horsepower luxury sedan with a six speed manual that weighs about the same as an m five. It'll rip 10 quarter miles, gap most cars on the street, and still drive like a comfortable Cadillac with room for groceries. So the real question is, would you build this monster?