The Radical SR8 is a British sports car made by Radical Sportscars.
The SR8 is basically the same car as the SR3 with the addition of 4 more cylinders and 2x the power at a cost of 150lbs of increased weight (as a result of the engine, transmission, oiling, cooling system and brake upgrades). The SR8 uses the same body/frame/electronics/suspension but with larger brakes and a Quaife transmission to mate up to the V8, which itself is a combination of 2 SR3 engines with a custom block, crank, and dry sump oiling system. The engine is based on the Suzuki 1340cc Hayabusa motorcycle engine, using its cylinder heads and rods with different pistons that bump compression from 12.5 to 14:1, upgraded cams, ported cylinder hears and a custom intake and exhaust system - these changes move up the Hayabusa spec power from 190hp to 220hp for the SR3 and 430hp for the 2680cc SR8 V8. The torque curve is very flat making this engine superbly linear. The additional cooling requirements add a second sidepod mounted radiator, a transmission cooler, and 300mm brake rotors (up from 260mm).