It is low boost because it's like 11:1 compression. Something like 6-7 psi. I forget what it made on our dyno but I think it was only like 540whp. Does not feel like that much power when you drive it.
I have the Verus camber plates on my Ohlins (modifications needed to run them) and I easily hit 3.5° camber with stock arms. Also on 18x11s up front. Just be ready to lose half your turning radius haha.
He gave his opinion. It's his opinion. It's not wrong.
My opinion is that dry track days are the best but the most fun I have ever had on the track was in the rain. But at the same time, if it's raining on a track day, I probably won't go in the supra.
Conclusion - do it once and see if it's...
Part of the reason I havent pulled the trigger on BM3 is because California..... I will eventually do it but want to do a cloned ECU so I can just swap back the stock one when its time. The power I make with the JB4 is just fine with me since I am not looking to be the fastest one out there.
When I forget, its typically the first session of the day so its nice and cool out which is key. I had Jesse do a pretty conservative tune on 91 yet I run it on a E25 mix to be extra safe. My only concerns would be once the weather starts warming up, the IATs might get too high. Once my new...
1) 2 years / 10k miles
2) Map 6 tuned by @Jesse DaBears
3) Map 6 is only for around town stuff. At the track it goes back to stock. Although I have forgot to turn it off at the track and it did just fine. Map 6 works fine for auto-x since the runs are short.
4) Down pipe
5) Unknown but butt...
@kaj come on, you can't tell me you hated driving the evo in the rain. To me, the evo in the rain was the most fun track day I have ever had. I can see how the supra would be no fun though....