VCMC Turbocharges Scion FR-S to 350hp for Track Use
Canadian tuner VCMC, in partnership with Shift Autosport, has developed a turbocharged Scion FR-S package delivering 350hp and a suite of track-focused upgrades.
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Canadian tuner VCMC, in partnership with Shift Autosport, has developed a turbocharged Scion FR-S package delivering 350hp and a suite of track-focused upgrades.
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