Building Richard Hammond's Grand Tour Subaru into a 500hp monster | Project Martin Ep.6



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After stripping Martin the Impreza’s engine down to bare bones, Mike and the guys from Pole Position set about building the flat-four engine back up, but stronger and more powerful than ever. Aiming for 500hp, Martin gains some upgraded bits that should see him become an absolute weapon.

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20 thoughts on “Building Richard Hammond's Grand Tour Subaru into a 500hp monster | Project Martin Ep.6”

  1. Ihr Engländer habt wirklich einen Nagel im Kopf, aber das finde ich super, ihr könnt machen was ihr wollt und werdet nicht reglementiert wie wir hier in Deutschland, wo man schon im Knast sitzt, wenn man nur eine kleine Glühbirne am / im Auto wechselt.

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  2. Really nice and entertaining video. There’s just so many things wrong building that engine it’s heartbreaking…
    Billet crank with still a open deck layout ? Just wrong… ring gap? Literally none existent… 0.018 is way to tight combined with the open deck layout + the grinding with the handfile ? I understand now why UK engines blow to pieces getting viral on the net after seeing that …

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  3. This is so so satisfying to watch! Boxer engines are such a cool piece of engineering and when the weaknesses of the EJ engines are addressed, they are very formidable little horsepower producers! Love this build series guys and love the attention to detail you guys show in this. Also, the gentlemen at Pole Position, you can tell he really enjoys his profession and that's something to be admired as well! 🫶🏻🤙🏻

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