Depending on your point of view, a Ferrari with a Honda engine swap is either awesome or sacrilege. It doesn't matter that the engine is a turbocharged 1,000-horsepower beast, that the build took more than two years, or that the finished product looks amazing. You either love it or you don't.
If you're unfamiliar with this car, it was built by Mike from StanceWorks. He took a Ferrari 308 GTBi, which he thinks is "underpowered, overweight, and overpriced," and set out to make it lighter and faster. Starting with a turbocharged Honda K24, Mike fabricated many of the Ferrari's parts, including oil lines for the dry sump and cooling systems.
