For the RECORD, the manual transmission is provided by ZF, not BMW. The Supra is made by Magna Steyr, not BMW.
Car is from BMW parts bin, made by Magna Steyr. Transmission is from ZF parts, made for BMW cars, but is highly modified and tuned by Toyota.
Iād probably try this setup first without the lower arms. But I do have the US spec Eibach ProKits and Eibach front/rear sway bars. Iāll be running on 18s also. Iām worried about suspension travel on track days but it will only be quite occasional. Thanks again!
Just wondering if you needed any aftermarket front or rear control arms and/or end links (eg. SPL etc) to achieve this setup?
Planning to do a very similar setups as yours. Looking good and thanks for sharing the info!
Here are the specs for 18s T66-F Supra spec. Itās staggered. 18x9.5 5x112pcd 25offset hub66.5 8.33kg/wheel front and 18x10.5 5x112pcd 31offset hu 66.5 8.85kg/wheel rear.
As for the RS317 Supra spec, it only comes in 19s. 19x9 or 19x9.5 front then 19x10 or 19x10.5 rear. Hope this helps.
Other than Volk Rays (forged), Iād choose
BBS Japan (forged) or TWS Motorsport (forged) wheels
Not as popular as the other options but this is a proven motorsport wheel, used in Super GT Japan.
TWS T-66F and TWS RS317. The lighest wheels available.
The 2023 Manual GR Supra still has the older 335bhp B58 engine in other regions of the world and the 382whp B58 engine is mostly sold in North America & Japan, etc. The front stock strut bars were included when the engine bumped into 382whp.
Probably the reason why stock front strut bars were...
If youāre going to use the Eibach USA springs in your GR Supra Manual, advertised drop will be different and modest compared to the Automatic.
GR Supra Automatic : 1.7ā front & 1.2ā rear
GR Supra Manual : 0.9ā front & 0.8ā rear
It might depend also on the track but the 2023 GR Supra Manual is 3 seconds quicker than the FL5 in VIR Lightning Lap. It should be, power to weight ratio is better, assuming both quite handle well in the track.
https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a42387169/lightning-lap-2023/
probably the...
Hi guys. Just want to share this NEW information I got fron Eibach. Apparently, with the 2023 GR Supra Manual, using the same Eibach ProKit springs (E10-82-089-01-22) the advertised drop is NOW 0.9ā front and 0.8ā rear (compared to the Automatic which lowers the Supra by 1.7ā front and 1.2ā...
Thank you! Iām running the whole Eibach ProPlus combo (springs and F/R sways) I also got the new released Eibach Pro Alignment (rear camber arm) Itās the only adjustable arm available from Eibach thatās why Iām looking into getting the other SPL parts. A good geo and alignment tune is crucial...
Thanks for these tips. Really appreciate it. Just have a few questions.
1. Did you change also to SPL adjustable end links front and rear?
2. What springs are you using? And I noticed you have different front and rear sway bars?
Thanks for your help!
yup I have my own biases thatās for sure. But Iām not an automotive-motor journalist that people look up to reading & expecting there shouldnāt be one. Whatās the point reading into their reviews if they are biased to begin with? Get my point?
āIntriguingly, Toyota does not build the Supra; BMW, its partner in the project, does. The new Supra is in fact the hardtop version of the quite pleasant BMWZ4. So aside from body panels, there isn't much Toyota about the car save for tuningā
I was reading the article and true enough I can see...