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That has no intercooler in it. So unless you are also installing an air to air intercooler it's no good.

8 in the Supra, 4 in the daily M3 and 3 race meetings in a Radical.

If you are using ECUtek, 100% go with Zach from CSG. Best remote tuner I've ever worked with.

This one is available here, https://supra.jwapplied.tech/ It's RHD only, but you could get something similar designed and printed.

Keen! Mine definitely has some inconsistency that I've struggled to explain with hardware.

Also keen to know this.

That caught my eye as well. How did they still sell 30 Mirai's last month?!

That car was sold to a new owner in QLD. He's on Performance Forums and took it to WTAC this year.

It's still good marketing for Toyota and the Gazoo Racing sub brand. They still sell other GR models here (GR86, Yaris, Corolla, Hilux, Landcruiser)

It's still good marketing for Toyota and the Gazoo Racing sub brand. They still sell other GR models here (GR86, Yaris, Corolla, Hilux, Landcruiser)

I think that's what is in my Supra (and my M3). I don't know exactly which one, my workshop just said they had a BMW lithium battery lying around and it was 13.5kg lighter so they threw it in.

That's a downpipe for the stock turbo, not the Alpha kits which use a Garrett turbo.

Yeah catless, I don't think they make the catted DP anymore as that is what I tried to order and was told it was unavailable. Still running the rest of the stock exhaust and I think it sounds good.

I ran both of the Sachs options in my modified M140i (roughly 500whp). The milder option started slipping on track, so I switched to the puck style one. It had no issues holding whatever I threw at it, but was pretty horrible for daily driving. Very aggressive engagement.

I think it depends on ride height but I got 3.5 (the above sheet is in degrees and minutes) with just the plates.

I'm still running all stock suspensions arms/bushings and was able to get the alignment specs I wanted with just front camber plates. I'm sure some of the aftermarket arms are "nice to have" if installed and set up properly but I haven't felt the need after a few years of tracking the car.

There is at least one in Australia. Apparently it is not right hand drive friendly, required a fair bit of work to make it fit.

The Alpha kits are fine, just maybe not the best value for money. I have the Alpha 8 kit, I wanted a low mounted turbo that wasn't a hybrid and I like that it uses the factory wastegate actuator. I'm not pushing for max power as my car is used for track, but it still made 680whp and is very...