Toyota 86 Ferrari Engine

Why shoehorn a Ferrari 458's V-8 engine into the nose of a Toyota 86? Well, people, the Chicago Cubs have won a World Series, so anything goes in 2016, it seems. Drifter Ryan Tuerck is the lucky. Finally! Almost a year after finishing his Ferrari powered Toyota Gumout GT4586 build, Formula Drift driver Ryan Tuerck is able to see what the GT4586 can do on public roads.

It's unbelievable to fathom, even as you look at it in the steel and aluminum it's made of. You stare at it, such an alien thing that it is in your head, that someone actually put a Ferrari F458 Italia engine into a Toyota GT86. Now, the fact that it's a V8 going into a ZN6 chassis isn't what makes this implausible; we've seen V8s go in and out of these chassis before.

You probably. Ferrari Engine Swap Ryan Tuercks GT4586 V8 Toyota 86 [TECH TALK] By Taz Quinn-Walshe Want your GT86 to rev out to 9,000 RPM? Here's one way to do it. Ryan Tuerck put a Ferrari 458 Italia engine into a Toyota 86, and came up with a fantastic name for it, too: GT4586.

Pro drifter Ryan Tuerck teases his latest project where he will swap a Ferrari 458 engine into a Toyota 86 to create a JDM supercar. If you've been on the internet in the past five years, chances are you've heard of Ryan Tuerck's Ferrari V-8-powered Toyota 86. First introduced at SEMA in 2016, it uses the engine from a 458.

His latest project is an absolute masterclass in a game where extraordinary is the expectation: take a Toyota GT86 and replace the naturally aspirated FA20 engine with the 4.5L, 9000RPM V8 from a Ferrari 458 Italia. This mad little car has been dubbed: GT4586. Dubbed the Toyota GT4586, the car features a donor engine from a Ferrari 458 Italia.

Gone is the 86's 2.0. This isn't the first time we've witnessed Ryan Tuerck's ridiculously awesome Frankenstein Toyota GT86. More precisely, he calls it the GT4586 because of its Ferrari 458 V8 engine stuffed all nice.