A Triple Turbo McLaren 12C Exists, And It's A 1200bhp Monster
Tuning company HyperCar Development has released a video of its 'Hyper1200' 12C undergoing a dyno run, and it looks angry!
Why have only two turbochargers when you can have three? That’s the thinking behind this monstrous 12C, which is the work of Charlotte based tuner Hypercar Development.
Thanks to what the company is calling the “world’s first Globally Patented Tri-Boost System,” the car puts out 1200bhp, although the eventual aim is to get it up to 1500bhp. And 300mph, apparently - Hypercar’s goal according to the description of an earlier Hyper1200 YouTube dyno video (below) is to make this the first street legal car to hit such a figure.
Perhaps a tad too ambitious, but we sure as well can’t wait to see them have a crack and such a madly high speed.
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Maybe it only sounds angry - the Mclaren 12C seems to have a friendly face.
Why not quad ? Come on make an effort.
Because quad are too damn mainstream.
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The Devel Sixteen could enter production anyways. And then again, the Veyron and Chiron have QT W16s.
The 12C made such an angry sound that the camera basically started to shake in fear…
shmee intensifies
(((Heavy breathing)))
Matt Farah reviewed their 840HP car https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUsEzvjernE
They should have called it the 1200C. Missed opportunity
They called it hyper 1200
When you need more than 2 turbos.
They need to get better at maths before they go for 300mph. Even 1500bhp isn’t enough power. 2000 might do it.
Makes you wonder about the legitimacy of the rest of their claims.
1500 might be enough. To reach 300mph on 1500 wheel horsepower and air resistance being the only opposing force, the drag area must be less than 0.756sqm. Even the rather large Bugatti Veyron’s is less than that.
Ok mechanical stig what ever you say 300mph isnt impossible
Rookie here ! Can someone please explain to me why manufacturer don’t offer that many horsepowers if it s possible ? Are there downs?
Usability and reliability
it is really expensive to make a car have that much power and to also make it pass emissions tests and for it to be reliable
Reliability mostly, a car with a setup like this wouldn’t last long even with the stringent servicing required
Because of reliability and warranty claims. Yes you can tune an engine to produce high horsepower but it won’t last very long and will have to be rebuilt often
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