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So in the midst of all those youtubes I missed what, if anything, the MST intake gained. Was it any more than a simple HKS panel filter which supposedly is 5-9 hp?

So you guys in AZ don't have e85?

That's their new "HDI" kit: Hot Dust Induction.

Your engine is begging for ethanol.

If you have e85 available, which in Houston I expect you would, I highly recommend Twisted Tuning e50 tune.

Ironic that it is made in Pomona yet illegal to sell in Kalifornia....And causes cancer.

I've tuned every car I've ever had and never had a problem. I wouldn't own this Supra if it weren't tuned.

A happy medium would be nice. In Sport it hangs in the lower gears too long. If I'm in Sport I always use the paddles.

I actually love the logic the trans uses in comfort mode. Between that and stop/start I know the car is eeking out every possible mpg which means more fuel to have fun with.

His rationale is he wins 90% of his races.

E50 is easy to calculate. It is pretty much a 51% e85:49% e10 ratio. That's what we have in Calif. So with a typical fillup 5.5 gal. e85 and 5 gal e10 and you're good.

I got my car on March 8. The dealer had 5 Supras; one Launch for $10K over, three Premiums for msrp, and my Base for $5500 below msrp. The great thing is they ordered Driver Assist, JBL, PPF, and carbon fiber mirror caps on my car separately. This is exactly how I would have ordered it because...

BabaYaga always starts in M2 and immediately pops it into drive. That's why he always gets an instant jump. I know the first guy started in 3rd.

That's no joke. I'm 185 and I've got the seat bolsters spread as wide as possible. I'm amazed a man of your stature fits in a car this small.

126 MPH???!!! OMG! What fuel?

I doubt the Scorcher does much learning. With the parts you've already invested in you'd be much better off ditching the Scorcher and getting a real tune.

100+ hp is just a tune away. I paid $5500 below msrp. No regrets.

I get you. Those are jail speeds in Calif. Out of my league.

I just read something interesting. In California e85 is exempt from the Motor Fuel Tax because it burns cleaner. However it must contain the full 85%. Otherwise it loses its exemption.

Living in CO it's not surprising they change the blend according to season. Here in central CA it doesn't change. I monitored every tank I got for four years in my flex fuel Shelby with the onboard electronics and it was always 80%.I bought a vial tester last week and confirmed.