The Hennessey Mammoth TRX takes an already insane pickup truck and lifts it to new heights however how will it truthful in a tug-of-war in opposition to not one, not two, however three rally-prepped Land Rover Defenders from Bowler?

Slotted beneath the pores and skin of the Mammoth TRX is a modified model of the 6.2-liter supercharged Hellcat V8. Whereas this engine is usually good for 702 hp and 650 lb-ft (881 Nm) of torque, Hennessey has labored its magic and lifted these figures to 1,012 hp and 969 lb-ft (1,315 Nm). These beneficial properties have been achieved because of a bigger supercharger, new pulleys, chrome steel headers, a high-flow exhaust, and a tweaked ECU.

A Land Rover Defender from Bowler appears underpowered by comparability. Certainly, it’s powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with 300 hp and 295 lb-ft (400 Nm) of torque.

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Within the first tug-of-war, CarWow pitted the Defender in opposition to a single Bowler Defender. Whereas the Hennessey appeared to simply be getting the higher of the Defender, each autos began to dig into the comfortable filth beneath their tires, resulting in a little bit of a stalemate.

To present the Defender a greater likelihood, a second instance was known as in. On this battle, each of the Defender fashions have been left feverishly spinning their tires whereas Mat Watson within the Hennessey merely sat on the brakes and was capable of keep away from being pulled again. As quickly as he hit the throttle, nonetheless, the TRX instantly began to dig into the bottom.

For the ultimate take a look at, a 3rd Bowler Defender was known as in and this time, the Hennessey couldn’t keep away from being towed backwards by the three Land Rovers, hardly a shock given that there have been 12 pushed wheels in opposition to 4.