When most individuals modify a Toyota Hilux, they jack up the suspension, equip it with new off-road tires, and set up varied different off-road equipment. The South African proprietor of this Hilux did one thing a bit completely different.

Created by Fatboy Fab Works, this Hilux was constructed for the nation’s Simola Hillclimb and as such, shares little or no in frequent with a typical Toyota pickup. Below the hood, for instance, these is now the identical V12 engine as present in a Toyota Century.

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Sometimes, the Century’s engine is sweet for 276 hp and 355 lb-ft (481 Nm) of torque. Nonetheless, the tuner has added a pair of Garrett GT35 turbochargers, which means it now churns out 563 hp and 715 lb-ft (970 Nm) of torque. Talking with Automobiles.co.za, the proprietor notes that the fitment of fully-forged engine elements signifies that the V12 is definitely good for 1,000 hp when working on a mixture of 50 per cent ethanol and 50 per cent gasoline.

It’s not simply the engine that makes this Hilux particular. It has additionally been outfitted with the four-speed computerized transmission of a Toyota Supra however will quickly be fitted with a guide ‘field. Energy is shipped solely via the rear wheels, which means the Hilux is simply pretty much as good at doing donuts as it’s racing up a hillclimb.

The enthusiastic proprietor of the truck has additionally made quite a lot of visible upgrades to it. For instance, it’s rocking a set of aftermarket wheels and has a novel wrap to advertise Fatboy Fab Works.