Car & Driver Dyno Results: The 2020 Toyota Supra Makes More Power Than Toyota Claims

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Screen cap of dyno so we can see rpms until 5/6ish

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I don't know why they just wouldn't put a proper screenshot when the article is titled Supra Dyno Results... lazy? Not trusting their results???
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Over 500ft-lbs and just under 400hp at the crank...? Yikes! That's one hell of a stock engine!

Aside, no wonder a bespoke manual and clutch had to be developed.

Once modification factors in I can only imagine the torque this B58 will be producing. Which begs another question: what will the thermal limits of the stock twin scroll turbo be?
 

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:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Here's hoping that this applies through production and it's not a "ringer". Fully expected that those 335 were whp though.

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I said all along that what Toyota advertised would pretty much be WHP not crank.



As for the Z4, if BMW says it is making 380hp, then you can almost guarantee that it will be making that to the wheels or very close to it if not over.
Queue the "Waahhh but why doesn't the MkV have 380whp like the Z4" posts. :rolleyes:
 

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Annoyed that 1) they don't show the full graph and 2) HP and TQ are scaled differently (otherwise HP/TQ would intersect at 5252). :rant: Overall very interesting results, though..! I'm not at all surprised at the WHP, based on the 113MPH trap speed. The peak TQ number is really impressive but it really lays down quickly up top. Peak TQ sub-3000RPM is great for 0-60 but you're generally well over that in just about every driving situation once moving. Also noting it lost a tangible amount of power with each pull, presumably from heatsoak --- would love to see a datalog of pre and post-intercooler intake temps. Would also LOVE to see the boost curve..
 

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Does this mean the Z4 puts down 385 WHP, or does it mean that the z4 and supra engines are practically identical to one another?
 

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We need to find a Z4 dyno. Off to search the recesses of the interwebs
 

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Annoyed that 1) they don't show the full graph and 2) HP and TQ are scaled differently (otherwise HP/TQ would intersect at 5252). :rant: Overall very interesting results, though..! I'm not at all surprised at the WHP, based on the 113MPH trap speed. The peak TQ number is really impressive but it really lays down quickly up top. Peak TQ sub-3000RPM is great for 0-60 but you're generally well over that in just about every driving situation once moving. Also noting it lost a tangible amount of power with each pull, presumably from heatsoak --- would love to see a datalog of pre and post-intercooler intake temps. Would also LOVE to see the boost curve..
Likely a result of the 5th gear pull.
 

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A lot of the hate could have easily been mitigated by Toyota advertising the actual numbers out the gate vs. sandbagging. I'm sure there are some 'relationship' factors playing into this... Advertised specs or otherwise, my concern is almost entirely around the longer-term with respect to reliability and serviceability. BMW's are generally great as long as you're under warranty and don't mind the courtesy loaner semi-regularly. Time will tell...
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