@Islindur
Here is a snippet from the end of the straight in my Supra. This is in cool ambient temp but inferred EGT is about the same even in 80F+ ambient. Pure 700 turbo, GESI catted downpipe, oem catback.
The Supra GRMN will get the N63, true M rear diff, titanium exhaust, the GT4 rear spoiler and front splitter, 374mm front brakes, 19x11 rear carbon wheels, M bucket seats, 1" thicker "twin bat wing" M steering wheel. It will also finally have the M HUD and rumor is it will go back to hydraulic...
EGT logging is inferred unfortunately and I doubt anyone has run actual EGT probes and logged.
Just don’t run a ton of boost through the oem style turbine housing and you should be okay.
Agreed but Bootmod3 has full end user tuning and the ECU is very well defined, and even has table descriptions.
There is a pretty good community around self tuning the B58’s with a bunch of sharing and information. It just isn’t on this Supra forum.
Glad my sharing was of help!
What shop did the install? That is a very clean job. I'm assuming they did the EVAP tuck and rerouting of the ECU wiring harness stuff?
Basically the same. There is not 200lbs+ difference between the countries. Every real world Supra that has been scaled proves this.
Document world or real world. It’s a choice.
Weights are basically the same. Notice there is no EEC listed for USA except for one. What you are showing is the difference in how weight is published between countries.
Fuel tanks are the same size between UK and USA. 13.7 gallons (52L)
It’s not a personal attack, we all know that, but your MO where you constantly state falsehoods then go silent or dismissive when you get called out on it with actual facts is really basic.
It’s basically like stating something fictional and when someone corrects you with facts you say the most...
I love how every time you state something completely fictional about California and I call you out on it, you act like nothing happened.
That Florida swamp propaganda must be some strong shit.
It's a balance between clearing the strut/spring and not contacting the outer fender.
Like @Evolution stated, +35 is a good known fitment with MK5 Supras on coilovers.
The 295/30/18 isn't a hard tire to fit honestly. Here is a 295/30/18 Conti ECF on 18x10.5 +35: