MHD to release Map Switching + Antilag + Flex Fuel update for Supra in 2022

7sstreet

Well-Known Member
First Name
Robert
Joined
May 17, 2020
Threads
1
Messages
111
Reaction score
36
Location
Milton
Car(s)
A90
BM3 has had all this released since October last year.

Sponsored

 
  • Haha
Reactions: zrk
OP
OP
SoupaJon

SoupaJon

Active Member
First Name
Jon
Joined
Jun 27, 2021
Threads
5
Messages
27
Reaction score
14
Location
Jacksonville, FL
Car(s)
2020 supra GR premium
Any news on this?
Still in development.

They did just recently release all the big updates on the b58gen1 though. (Map switching, antilag, flex fuel, overrun/brap, exhaust flap control, etc). So idk if that means they’re releasing the same for the b58gen2 next. I do know that they currently are in the middle of beta testing the updates on a couple of supras though.
 

stormgreysupra

Well-Known Member
Gold Sponsor
Joined
Sep 26, 2020
Threads
46
Messages
1,444
Reaction score
1,631
Location
Budapest, Hungary
Website
www.oemplusmods.com
Car(s)
2020 GR Supra A90 Edition
MHD will mostly likely release OTS flex fuel maps as well. All you will need is their flex fuel kit which will be around $450-500.

You really won’t find a better cost/value solution so it’s worth the wait in my opinion.
 
OP
OP
SoupaJon

SoupaJon

Active Member
First Name
Jon
Joined
Jun 27, 2021
Threads
5
Messages
27
Reaction score
14
Location
Jacksonville, FL
Car(s)
2020 supra GR premium
MHD will mostly likely release OTS flex fuel maps as well. All you will need is their flex fuel kit which will be around $450-500.

You really won’t find a better cost/value solution so it’s worth the wait in my opinion.
Agreed! Definitely worth the wait
 

Kr155

Member
First Name
Kriss
Joined
Sep 19, 2021
Threads
0
Messages
13
Reaction score
8
Location
Devon
Car(s)
3.0 pro
This is why I bought MHD a friend has BM3 and is kicking my butt. Hope to see anti lag map switching and flex fuel soon if not may have to jump ship and go to ecu-tek
 

Sereph102889

Well-Known Member
First Name
Wes
Joined
Oct 8, 2020
Threads
18
Messages
746
Reaction score
829
Location
Guyton
Car(s)
2021 Supra 3.0 Premium/Absolute Zero
This is why I bought MHD a friend has BM3 and is kicking my butt. Hope to see anti lag map switching and flex fuel soon if not may have to jump ship and go to ecu-tek
How exactly is he kicking your butt?

* Is he beating you by half a car, multiple cars, bus lengths, football fields?
* Are your mods similar or as close to identical as possible?
* Are you guys both running tunes that should be identical? Fuel/OTS/Custom Tune?
* Are you both running the exact same settings in the car when you're racing?
* * If you aren't running specific settings and he is, that could be a huge difference.
* Does he have anti-lag and is he using it? If so, have you tried a head-to-head race without Anti-lag, if so, how did that turn out?
* Are you turning traction control at least 1 click off when you're racing?
* Are you running the car in sport manual mode and paddle-shifting at 6,000 rpms? Stock turbo is dead at 5800rpms
 
Last edited:

zrk

Well-Known Member
First Name
Zack
Joined
Apr 20, 2021
Threads
79
Messages
8,423
Reaction score
13,798
Location
Chicago, IL
Car(s)
2021 Supra - Nocturnal Black
How exactly is he kicking your butt? Is he beating you by half a car, multiple cars, bus lengths, football fields? Are your mods similar or as close to identical as possible? Are you guys both running tunes that should be identical such as 93 octane stage 2, or E40 or E50 OTS maps or custom tunes? Are you both running the exact same settings in the car when you're racing? If you aren't running specific settings and he is, that could be a huge difference. Does he have anti-lag and is he using it? If so, have you tried a head to head race without Anti-lag, if so, how did that turn out? Are you turning traction control at least 1 click off when you're racing? This actually makes a big difference, when doing this the instrument cluster will say "Sport Traction". This is very important for racing in the Supra, whether it be from a dig or from a roll race because with Sport Traction active it allows for a bit of wheel spin, but not really enough to get yourself hurt as long as you're careful and smart. The reason this is important though is because the Supra's TCU, transmission control unit, will pull torque and slow your shifts a bit if you don't put the car in "Sport traction" by clicking the traction button once. It does this when it determines torque values that are outside of the factory tune spec, and it does this in order to safeguard the transmission, at least this is my understanding, someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I know it makes a huge difference. Are you running the car in sport manual mode and paddle shifting at 6,000 rpms? This is also important in the Supra because the small factory turbo on these cars start to lose efficiency and drop power significantly beyond 6,000 RPMS.
what
 

Sereph102889

Well-Known Member
First Name
Wes
Joined
Oct 8, 2020
Threads
18
Messages
746
Reaction score
829
Location
Guyton
Car(s)
2021 Supra 3.0 Premium/Absolute Zero
Ok ok, if I said something wrong go ahead and correct me because at this point I'm confused. Unless you were saying "what" at the way I formatted that wall of text haha.
 

zrk

Well-Known Member
First Name
Zack
Joined
Apr 20, 2021
Threads
79
Messages
8,423
Reaction score
13,798
Location
Chicago, IL
Car(s)
2021 Supra - Nocturnal Black
Ok ok, if I said something wrong go ahead and correct me because at this point I'm confused. Unless you were saying "what" at the way I formatted that wall of text haha.
Wall of text. I couldn't read it all as was looking for a tldr.

Dry sense of humor comes across extra dry on the internet. I'll give it a proper read later. :)
Sponsored

 
 




Top