2,200 HP Ford Mustang Sets Dyno World Record for Most Powerful S550, Goes Raging

To be more precise, a Mustang GT has recently set a new dyno world record for the world's most powerful S550. The heavily massaged Blue Oval demon managed to deliver no less than 2,006 ponies at the wheels, which, translated into the crank output that manufacturers offer, means anywhere between 2,200 and 2,300 hp.

The 'Stang has been reworked by New Mexico-based Hellion Power Systems. Given the fact that this is a drag strip animal, drivability was not a priority, so the crew went for a single turbo setup involving a monstrous 98mm turbocharger.

Oh, and we also have to mention that the factory engine has been replaced with a MMR Gen X billet aluminum block.

What about the stock motor - how far can the developer take the 5.0-liter mill?

Some of you might want to know how far the said aftermarket specialist can take the factory Coyote block. Well, you should know that, for instance, the company's twin-turbo 62mm setup has taken the GT incarnation of the Mustang to 952 horsepower at the wheels.

So yes, the Coyote can nearly hit 1,000 ponies, in this case with an automatic tranny and we've added a pair of photos that document the dyno run at the end of the image gallery to your right.

Returning to the 2,000+ contraption we have here, the piece of footage at the bottom of the page allows you to see the overly boosted pony doing its thing on the dyno, while delivering a bewildering soundtrack. So you'd better turn up the volume before reaching for that "play" button.