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@bixmation $15,000 Supercar destroyer Build (Bixmation on YouTube) - #mercedese55 #e55 #supercar #sleeper
@bixmation
Instagram · Faceless
@bixmation $15,000 Supercar destroyer Build (Bixmation on YouTube) - #mercedese55 #e55 #supercar #sleeper
Performance
Video #8312 · Faceless
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The creator, represented by a cartoon character, provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to modify a 2003-2009 Mercedes E55 AMG to produce 700 horsepower for under $15,000. They list specific performance parts such as pulleys, a heat exchanger, intake, exhaust, fuel system components, and forged engine internals, providing the approximate cost for each upgrade. The video concludes by summarizing the total cost and the final performance output, then asks the audience if they would undertake such a build.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 15%
BUILD A
Verbal hook · 75%
How to build a 700 horsepower supercar killer for around $15,000 in mods.
Visual hook · 10%
A pixelated, obscured image of a car's side profile, creating mystery and intrigue about the vehicle being discussed.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
An 'Impossible Promise' that states a highly desirable outcome can be achieved for a surprisingly low cost, immediately creating intrigue and skepticism that the video promises to resolve.
Payoff
The Grand Reveal & Call to Action. The final result is summarized, confirming the initial promise was fulfilled within the stated constraints. This is immediately followed by a direct question to the audience to provoke comments and engagement.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Aspirational Build Guide
To present a step-by-step, budget-conscious guide for achieving a highly desirable and seemingly complex outcome, proving an ambitious thesis through a cumulative list of components and actions.
The Foundation
Establishes the required starting point or base platform for the project, grounding the ambitious goal in a tangible reality.
The Initial Power Injection
Details the first and most impactful set of additions that provide the biggest initial leap towards the stated goal.
The Supporting Systems
Lists the necessary secondary components that ensure the initial additions can function correctly and reliably, adding a layer of practical expertise.
The Efficiency Enhancement
Introduces components that optimize the core system's performance by improving its input and output capabilities.
The Reliability Fortification
A critical pivot where the focus shifts from pure performance to long-term durability, often involving a more significant investment to 'bulletproof' the system.
The Final Optimization
Details the last few items and processes needed to fine-tune the entire system and extract the maximum potential from all previous steps.
$15,000 Supercar destroyer Build (Bixmation on YouTube) - #mercedese55 #e55 #supercar #sleeper
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BUILD A
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700 HP
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SUPERCAR
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$15,000
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FOUNDATION
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A 2003 TO 2009
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E 55 AMG
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BIXMATION
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$600
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2500
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$3,000
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$15,000
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700 HP
How to build a 700 horsepower supercar killer for around $15,000 in mods. The foundation? A 2003 to 2,009 Mercedes e 55 AMG. It's luxurious, but packs a v eight supercharged engine with lots of potential. Now drop in pulley upgrades. An upper pulley for 600 and a lower drive pulley for 400, spin the blower faster, and unlock Sirius Best. Back it up with a bigger heat exchanger for 600 to keep temps in check and a belt wrap kit for around 400 no you don't lose power to slip, but it doesn't stop there. A high flow intake for 800 plus long tube headers and a full exhaust system for 2,500. Add an upgraded intercooler pump for 300 and a full fuel system upgrade like injectors and a pump for around a thousand, so it never runs dry under boost. Now if you want to do it right and reliable forged pistons and rods for $3, we'll keep it on the road. Fresh bearings, gaskets, and machine work for another $2. Bottom end is now bulletproof, ready to hold real power without any issues. Top it off with a big 92 millimeter throttle body for 1,300 rank a no tune for 1,200 to squeeze every pony out. All in, just under $15,000. What you end up with is a 5.4 liter supercharged v eight pushing around 700 horsepower a true sleeper with claws sharp enough to take down a supercar. So tell me, would you build this beast?