mrarm
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Someone already flashing the ecu of the supra?Yes if you read my last thread you can read a bit more on the flashing. The ECU tuneability is about to be fully unlocked.
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Someone already flashing the ecu of the supra?Yes if you read my last thread you can read a bit more on the flashing. The ECU tuneability is about to be fully unlocked.
https://www.supramkv.com/threads/b48-b58-flashing-capabilities.1658/Someone already flashing the ecu of the supra?
That is very false. There is already a M240i making 670 to the wheels. Fly_m240i.Thank you, finally a person who says the truth.
The engine already has a huge compression ratio for a turbo.
So even with water meth 500hp will be the limit the b58 c and it is 420ch in stage 2 for the x5 b58c without meth.
However, many look at the power and not the torque. the torque will be showing near 620N.m in stage 2
Stock engine ?That is very false. There is already a M240i making 670 to the wheels. Fly_m240i.
The whole forum vs in person comprehension is hilarious since both have completely different outcomes. I've gotten used to weeding over the noise and only focus on the technical stuff. I guarantee if all of you guys on the SF thread were in a large conference room and the meeting was about MKV: Deeply Offended and Let Down brown bag session, it would go over the required time. There will be many side discussion and as we say in the tech world, there will be many "can you please take this discussion offline"The internet is a great place for the weak to hide and throw stones. More than half these so-called âelitistsâ are nothing more than chicken-shit douche bags who can't speak a word without stuttering in person (not going to mention names, as this doesnât apply to all MKIV owners). Someone acquires a 1993.5 NA Auto Supra for $12k 7yrs ago, does a GTE swap and now they are considered âelite.â What has the world come to. I honestly donât give a shit what they think. Donât let the big words they use fool you....if they were so smart with their big words, they would have proper degrees, well paying jobs, and some coin in their savings (thank you Kali Linux) ;-).
That being said, what is (on average) the highest temperature an engine can go before an aluminum head warps and blows a head gasket or seal? Automotive engineers account for that when they design the plastic components that bolt directly to the engine or head. So, whether you are making 300hp or 1000hp, if your engine isnât staying within the appropriate cooling range, the plastics are the least of your worries.
Thank you, finally a person who says the truth.
The engine already has a huge compression ratio for a turbo.
So even with water meth 500hp will be the limit the b58 c and it is 420ch in stage 2 for the x5 b58c without meth.
However, many look at the power and not the torque. the torque will be showing near 620N.m in stage 2
@mrarm This threadYes if you read my last thread you can read a bit more on the flashing. The ECU tuneability is about to be fully unlocked.
That is very false. There is already a M240i making 670 to the wheels. Fly_m240i.
What about it? Are we talking aesthetics, or worries of those plastics melting?The MKV was detuned for reliability. I'm not talking about long block, I'm referring to the rat's nest that's hiding underneath.
It is a ZF8HP50. From what I can tell it is a stock block. He mentioned development of forged internals awhile back but I donât think it has happened yet.Is that car an M6 or A8? I can't tell from the IG posts.
No, many older BMW motors suffered from issues with plastics. One of the most common was the charge pipes popping. However, most were not related to outright power, things such as cooling hoses were just multiple heat cycles.What about it? Are we talking aesthetics, or worries of those plastics melting?
Steel braided lines, high temp sleeves, re-routing / relocation kits, etc... This is assuming the factory plastics are crap...which I donât think they will be. I have yet to hear about high HP BMWâs in general (without Toyotaâs collaboration) melting plastics in their bays, have you? My biggest worries with the B58 are the smaller components that can lead to bigger problems (i.e., main bearings, rod bearings, and rod/head bolts. Again, considering Toyota did their part in quality checking the motor, it should be a gem.
Of course not melting but components starting to fail when the power goes up, more so on BMW's then on Toyota's. Then there's warranty voids with aftermarket parts and putting it back to stock issue. This might be why Toyota went with a happy medium of 335hp for reliability. Once you start pushing for 400, 500hp, 600 hp, you're on your own.What about it? Are we talking aesthetics, or worries of those plastics melting?
Steel braided lines, high temp sleeves, re-routing / relocation kits, etc... This is assuming the factory plastics are crap...which I donât think they will be. I have yet to hear about high HP BMWâs in general (without Toyotaâs collaboration) melting plastics in their bays, have you? My biggest worries with the B58 are the smaller components that can lead to bigger problems (i.e., main bearings, rod bearings, and rod/head bolts. Again, considering Toyota did their part in quality checking the motor, it should be a gem.
Is that car an M6 or A8? I can't tell from the IG posts.
He meant transmission, itâs auto.The car is a BMW M240i as he stated.
It is a ZF8HP50. From what I can tell it is a stock block. He mentioned development of forged internals awhile back but I donât think it has happened yet.
If you watch the videos, he doesnât really have a good way to launch other than brake boosting the torque converter, so I think his 60ft may hurt his overall 1/4.Thanks, that gives me a little more hope with respect to the ZF's abilities. Mod details are rather sparse between his IG and protuningfreaks posts. I was also hoping to find dyno graphs and timeslips, but no luck so far. 132MPH traps don't jive with 670WHP but in another post he mentioned trapping 138MPH which is spot on. In any event 670WHP/138MPH out of 61mm turbo is very healthy.