BMW_YOTA
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There are plenty of non new cars that I can buy.You’re going to have an issue with a great many new cars.
There are plenty of non new cars that I can buy.You’re going to have an issue with a great many new cars.
Yep, that’s the way to go right now if you really want to tune. I get your disappointment, but stock the car is pretty fun and is traction limited not power limited.There are plenty of non new cars that I can buy.
no. The vast majority of people dont mod their cars. It will impact desirability on forums only.For one, it will devalue the car since it's not tunable. Less people will want to buy this car because of this. 20 Supra's will sky rocket in price. If you're ok with 385HP cool. But for me I want more power. The car is beautiful, power is OK but being restricted just doesn't sit right with me. Especially, that the motor could make so much more power. For people like yourself, I guess it's fine. Not being able to track this car will be detrimental.
Wish I did more research before I got my '21, I was so tunneled on what parts to buy based off the '20 release, but here I am with a 12/20 build date '21 Supra.I've been tracking my car pretty extensively and I honestly wouldn't want more power on this thing until we've really gotten used to the chassis.
With that said, I would like for this thing to be unlocked as it's somewhat discouraging to know that our options might be limited.
no. The vast majority of people dont mod their cars. It will impact desirability on forums only.
when tuning for a race course file (if thats what you mean by track) im not even allowed to change boost pressure in most leagues. Its just fuel and timing.
id say get a downpipe, exhaust, meth, intake, cooling upgrades, a JB4, and maybe a set of kelford “a” cams. You’ll be well over 500whp.
by the time youve done all that, driven it, taken a couple classes, tracked it, upgraded the suspension and brakes, we’ll probably have clarity on what direction things are going.
being shared with bmw is the best possible thing thag could have happened. If this was a locked and untunable toyota ecu, youd never see it change. This way there is economy
of scale. I think side-saddle “stand alones” and “smart piggy backs” will make a comeback now but who knows. Being shared with audi and bmw, there will be solutions found. Just going to take time.
Eh... look at it this way... Worst case scenario you're just gonna be forced to milk out the factory warrenty. So by the time it's cracked we will just have a much better idea of where the weak points are.Wish I did more research before I got my '21, I was so tunneled on what parts to buy based off the '20 release, but here I am with a 12/20 build date '21 Supra.
If I didn't feel any regret from spending > 50k on a depreciating asset instead of investing, I sure as hell do now.
Fuck the 2021 Supra. Still love it though.
That's the spirit more people need on this topic. Im not sure it will be cracked based on what I know of the industry and the direction OEMs are going. I think more parallel units will be the norm going forward. Pick and choose your input and outputs and leave the security nonsense alone.Eh... look at it this way... Worst case scenario you're just gonna be forced to milk out the factory warrenty. So by the time it's cracked we will just have a much better idea of where the weak points are.
I mean everyone here is also making comments like OEM Audi and BMW tuners are going to get access first.... let's not forget toyota also has an aftermarket performance division. I don't think they're gonna just sit idly by and watch their customers foam at the mouths to spend money. What's more likely is toyota will license out keys to tuners per request. And that Vin code will have its warranty revoked. This gives them both control over their IP and stops fiscal loss over warranty claims caused by modifications.... these ECUs are NOT open source. The hardware and software is owned by Bosch, and licensed out to manufacturers. Modifying and changing the programing for a fee as a third party is technically illegal as a copywrite violation.That's the spirit more people need on this topic. Im not sure it will be cracked based on what I know of the industry and the direction OEMs are going. I think more parallel units will be the norm going forward. Pick and choose your input and outputs and leave the security nonsense alone.
Why not just get a Z06 and cover ALL bases (power, track,etc)?For one, it will devalue the car since it's not tunable. Less people will want to buy this car because of this. 20 Supra's will sky rocket in price. If you're ok with 385HP cool. But for me I want more power. The car is beautiful, power is OK but being restricted just doesn't sit right with me. Especially, that the motor could make so much more power. For people like yourself, I guess it's fine. Not being able to track this car will be detrimental.
I am with you to a point......not a fan of the C7 version (too many angles on the body lines) but the C6 version (basically ZR1 body with 7.0L N/A engine) is a bute......even at it's age, I think it is still one of the best looking body designs for it's time. Even 10 yrs ago it was an under 4 sec. 0-60 car!!!because it doesn't look as good as the Supra.
Surely you're joking.What it really comes down to at this point is somebody as a tune provider needs to get in contact with Toyota about licensing out unlock keys.