I have yet done it for my Supra but i replaced the front castor arm bushing with a set of Millway spherical bushings on my F20 1 series and it made a very noticeable difference in braking stability and steering feel.
I think on top of the front castor bushings, rear toe and traction arms you...
I agree althought I think thatâs probably highly unlikely.
Although the collaboration was a success in my opinion, it was said to be a challenging one. And it was only possible because BMW was desperate to have peek at how Toyotaâs fuel cell technology. I doubt they will do another one.
I think itâs because it doesnât make THAT big a difference to show on a dyno.
Donât get me wrong. I think DO88 makes good stuff (their intake manifold has been proven to work) but i think factually an intake doesnât do that much to market it with a dyno sheet.
Verus has a cold air intake duct...
Both Nissan and Toyota knew that Sports cars are often a difficult business case from a profit and market share perspective and both bet on it differently.
Nissan went with the route of reusing an aged platform with revised parts and keeping it 100% Japanese whereas Toyota took a gamble and...
The four criteria seems to point to the Manual Supra if you ask me.
The M2 would obviously bring to the table useable rear seats on top of the four points you stated (but Iâm not sure an M2 is more fun than a Supra in town)
It feels like you donât really know what you want at this point If...
I think the cooling capabilities are miles ahead of the CTR. Fuel starvation? Maybe on more serious track build set ups. But I believe the G8X cars get it as well.
The GR86 has its own issues like oil starvation and having too much sealant in the oil pick up system which can cause problems as...
I would probably go for the G87 M2 if you really have to give up on the Supra. You donât really have to spend a lot to make it more track focused unless youâre chasing lap times (which the Supra is already about just as fast as the M2 in most tracks - literally proven by pro drivers) or...
I have two aux coolers in my EU spec 2025 3.0MT (340ps).
Itâs indeed strange the Australian spec donât get it considering they have the 6 port 382hp version with the higher state of tune.
I find that it is not as bad as some of the other modern manual cars I've driven and owned. I find that I only really think about it during the 1st to 2nd shift. The rest are ok for me.
GR Yaris is quite a lot worse in comparison.
A single mass lightweight flywheel does seem to help but it...
Check the tonneau cover? There are two small legs that fit into two grooves in the side trim panel. If itâs not snapped into place, you would hear some creaking sound behind you.
Did you do the rears as well? Any changs to the master cylinder?
How does the brake feel in comparison? And is there a need to program anything? ABS module etc...
Anyone can verify if that website is legit?
Number 2 and 3 are the solid bush for the Supra's rear subframe and according to the press material for the Supra Final Edition, it states that it runs the same solid mount like the GT4 race car, so I'm wondering if it's the same exact part.
That's kinda what i'm hoping for as well.
Seeing what they did with the launch of the GRMN GR Yaris. They released some of the parts for the regular GR Yaris owners who may not be lucky enough to own the actual GRMN version.