Can we make our Suzuki Cappuccino as powerful as a Mazda MX-5? | Yuki Ep.3



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Our quest to make our 0.6-litre Suzuki Cappuccino faster than a MX-5, with Mike taking Yuki to a dyno to try and eke out a few more horsepower from his tiny engine. Adding in some coilovers and a brake upgrade, is the Cappuccino now capable of taking down the Mazda?

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40 thoughts on “Can we make our Suzuki Cappuccino as powerful as a Mazda MX-5? | Yuki Ep.3”

  1. I seriously wish the US would implement a kei car type class of cars. We finally have sport bike style mopeds here that don't look like a vespa, and look like an actual motorcycle, and they really helped with people needing transportation at a low cost.

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  2. so you took a base car that is more expensive then an mx5, spent thousands modifying it to beat a basic car you could have bought for far less in the first place

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  3. Problem is availability of such services and mostly available is periodic breaks test. GPU clocks might not be stable for each incremental horse, but it is probably cooling problem if you are bound to one fan. Should say goodbye to old DOS BIOS and look for UEFI, because you don't want to be behind technical advance.

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  4. Please when you are done with it, put a wrap on it so it looks like a Viper. In GT7, one of the most hilarious things are the liveries designed to make the Cappuccino look like much more powerful cars. The lines on the cars work surprisingly well that when done right, it legit can look like a mini Dodge Viper and it’s hilarious IMO.

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