It’s a parts bin car. Brake calipers are from the M550/7 series/X7, etc
295mm rotors are M rotors. The diff cover I believe is from the M550 as well.
You would need a way to seal it. On OEM compressor housing the green o-ring seals against the bore. Bored out hybrid turbos have a larger bore. If you also look, there is a slight step on the bolt flange. It's also probably deep enough that it could interfere with the larger compressor wheel...
So here is a good visual on what changes with the hybrid turbos. The biggest change is boring out that "step" in the compressor housing to accomodate a larger turbo. The actual bore itself also gets machined a bit depending on how much larger a compressor wheel they put in. You can see, even...
Technically it would bolt on just fine, it just wouldn't seal and it would very much choke the flow. I would also worry about sucking in the o-ring with any boost since it is no longer sealing against the bore.
Not arguing here either. I just was curious what you meant. I find the Supra with it's short wheel base and good power can be adept at all types of tracks.
With that logic you could say Lime Rock is absolutely not a Supra track. It's a very short and technical track, yet supras are some of the fastest cars there.
For the peeps that want to log CAN data at 50hz+ (like brake pressure, steering angle, etc) but don't have/want a full AIM or Racecapture setup but have a phone/tablet... We are working on something super cool.
Everything is working, we just need to do a little more testing. After that, expect...