Ryan Tuerck's Judd-Powered Supra Sounds Like an F1 Car

Professional drifter Ryan Tuerck might be the reigning world champion of engine swaps. He was the genius behind the GT4586 build, a first-generation Toyota 86 with a Ferrari 458's naturally aspirated V-8 mounted in front. That car survived an early crash and remains one of the most outlandish custom builds in history. Naturally, Tuerck followed it up by putting a Judd racing V-10 into a current Toyota Supra.

The motor had been tested out of the car all the way back in 2020, but the finished car finally hit the dyno a few months ago. Unsurprisingly, it sounds like absolutely nothing else before it. A BMW or Dodge V-10 cannot compete with this.