high powered, balanced RWD car.
unless it understeers like a pig (mist manufacturers tune to this, because safer for the average idiot)... people are going to bend these.
The hardware (exhaust back) is identical to the US models.
As for warranty, I'd assume any modifications would put any semblance of warranty at risk.... which is a lot, given in Australia, the Supra is covered for non-competitive track driving.
not really any.... other than sharing B58 and ZF8 - but even then they are in different guises and set-ups.
I think it's an M sport diff, and the axles are the monsters from the M5...
crackles are louder when cold, leaving the supra club meet a few nights ago was quite embarrassing. sounded like a P-plate golf.
How many km on yours now Mark?