My Supercharged AMV8
I really don't think that's an option. Different engine, different mounting, different software, etc etc...not to mention the fact that the supercharger from the XKR isnt available as a separate kit so you'd have to buy pieces individually from the dealership and try to make something work out of it. Might as well try to use a Mercedes supercharger...it wouldn't work either, and both would be considered aftermarket for an Aston Martin.
Unless you mean buying an XKR instead, and that's a whole different discussion, but for me wasn't a consideration.
Unless you mean buying an XKR instead, and that's a whole different discussion, but for me wasn't a consideration.
Not my car but I'll answer...that's a different car than the one that was in MLE, but it has the same supercharger kit. Luckily the boost gauge is an option.
Either way, the list of cars that have less hp and/or more weight and a worse power to weight ratio yet are faster than a stock Vantage is growing every day. And some of them, like the 135i and the Mustang GT, don't seem to make sense.
Despite that, I wouldn't trade my car for anything...except a faster Vantage.
It's definitely possible. Dynos seem to be consistently showing rwhp in the low 300s, so either the driverrain is a little inefficient or the stated hp numbers are a little exaggerated.
Either way, the list of cars that have less hp and/or more weight and a worse power to weight ratio yet are faster than a stock Vantage is growing every day. And some of them, like the 135i and the Mustang GT, don't seem to make sense.
Despite that, I wouldn't trade my car for anything...except a faster Vantage.
Either way, the list of cars that have less hp and/or more weight and a worse power to weight ratio yet are faster than a stock Vantage is growing every day. And some of them, like the 135i and the Mustang GT, don't seem to make sense.
Despite that, I wouldn't trade my car for anything...except a faster Vantage.




