2port has higher compression than 6port so that helps. Also, the DME strategy, espically in sport mode, is to always have some turbo pressure behind the throttle plate so when you go WOT, it feels more responsive.
All these are parts bin items. You can find the 395mm rotors/calipers on the X5 m40i, X7 m40i, 7 series, M540i, M550i
No coding needed. the pistons themselves aren't much bigger. it's more about the thermal capacity of the larger rotors, brake pads and calipers.
M240/M340/M440 get the same brakes as our current supras, 348mm front.
M240/M340/M440 get the 374mm brake upgrade with the ZTK cooling package, which is what the normal update to the supra is getting (non FE)
FE is getting the 395mm brake upgrade, which is the "M performance" kit.
With either...
The 1000w fan is found on road cars as well. M240i/M340i/M440i have it as their cooling package. All G-Series full M cars have it. Even the lowly 330e has it. I bought a used one off a 330e.
Base WGDC per map slot. Boost target instead of load/torque target. Meth integration. More safeties built in that you can customize, etc.
I plan on sticking with DI for less failure points and I really do not want to drop the $$$ on building the trans.
Yup. Do a bunch of engine braking and some 30% throttle load pulls to 5k or so on the highway on the way home if you want to be extra safe.
This is basically how I would break in new engine builds on the dyno. Then I would change the oil and let it rip. On a fresh built engine, it's all about...
MHD+ is just their version of BM3 CustomROM with added features over OEM.
You can choose to use those added features or not. On the tuning side, it added custom features like target boost instead of target torque/load.
It's avail to femto unlocked post June 2020 DME's as well. I know of at least five 21+ people with MHD+ on their Supras.
I think maybe the only outlier are the manuals.