This is a Chevrolet Blazer from Ringbrothers with over 1,200 hp

The Ringbrothers created a bully. One that takes gas money from Nissan Pixos a little and seems to despise them. This is a Chevrolet Blazer nicknamed ‘Bully’ with a formidable power of 1,217 hp. The Bully is the result of 8,500 hours of slogging with solid aluminum, carbon fiber and 3D printed parts by Ringbrothers.

Where does he get that ability? First of all, there’s a 6.8-liter V8 up front. This modified LS3 engine gets the help of a 2.9 liter supercharger. For some context, that’s seven times the horsepower of the original Blazer in 1972. You don’t need us to tell you that the Ringbrothers didn’t just stick with the engine.

All modifications for the Chevrolet Blazer

For example, they built a completely new chassis and added a four-link suspension, reinforced drive shafts and a strengthened Bowler gearbox to the Chevrolet Blazer. We can say from our own experience that strengthening the gearbox was very important, but we will not waste more words on it.

Ultimately, at least twenty companies participated in the construction of ‘Bully’. The supercharger is milled from a single piece of solid aluminum and the hood and wheel arches are made of carbon fiber. Cruising down the road with 1,200 hp sounds like something that would make a tire farmer very happy, but the big tires look rock-solid – impressive.