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400HP Toyota GT86 GT4 Racer by GPRM

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Developed by GPRM, this is a FIA-compliant GT4 version of the Toyota GT 86.

There are several racing versions of the Toyota GT 86 already available, but this is the first one designed to meet FIA regulations in the GT4 category. It was created by UK-based motorsport and engineering company GPRM and comes with a bespoke version of the car's 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder boxer engine.

GPRM developed this engine in collaboration with Nicholson McLaren Engines and they say it's capable of outputting between 360 hp (268 kW) and 400 hp (298 kW). The final output will be determined after the testing phase is completed.

The Toyota GT 86 GT4 by GPRM will be eligible to take part in various GT4 competitions starting early 2014. There aren't any details about pricing right now, but it seems GPRM has already received an order for the racer.

No pricing has been released yet.

Source: Toyota / GPRM

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So beautiful... should have sent a poet :drool:

I love how its stock looking..just wide body and wing to plant that 400hp on a light weight car... its clean thats how its suppose to be done.. :)

I'm sure it's very functional, but MAN does it look fat LOL

Wonder how they got that 400

Details on the 400hp is what I want to know.

All motor! All motor! All motor! Can you guess what I want to see?

Are those center locking wheels?

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Originally Posted by SnapOv3st3r (Post 713029)

Details on the 400hp is what I want to know.

Probably a different engine

Can't be a different engine for gt4 class, it's got to be a production model car.

Ha, good point...plus I missed the first sentence of the original post LOL. Woops.

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Originally Posted by Frostyman (Post 713038)

All motor! All motor! All motor! Can you guess what I want to see?

I don't see a front mount on it.