razorlab
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Damn, hauling now. So what was your actual new time? 1:52? No video?5/5/2022 - Trans upgrade. More Tuning. DC Private Track Day.
Anyways...Since our last outing with the extra power, we were running into some issues. Namely the fuel system still wasn't able to keep up and the trans was slipping.
To address these problems, we upgraded the transmission to a Pure Stage 1 and upped the fuel pump size.
This allowed us to bump the power from 400-500 to almost 700hp. The power level is based on what map we decide to run as well how much ethanol content is in the tank.
Once we were able to run the higher HP maps, the next problem we ran into had to do with the braking system. Despite the car already having upgraded BBK's on the front and rear, it felt as if the brakes were not sufficient in stopping the car.
To combat the brake problem, we changed out the rotors and switched to more aggressive CSG pads.
The mods included this time around were:
- upgraded fuel pump
- Pure Stage 1 Transmission
- New Rotors
- CSG Pads
- Tune courtesy of CSGarage and Zach
Result:
We were able to shave about 2 seconds off our best times at Thill. This was with me feeling a bit sick (was still recovering from a nasty flu).
The car has a lot more in it but at present I'm happy with the power delivery and how easy it is to drive fast.
Thoughts:
Never thought I'd own a car that could possibly do sub 50's at T-hill East but here we are.
The Supra is officially a monster.
Brakes are still a little iffy but I think it's just something that I need to get used to. This might also be attributed to the fact that we're hitting a lot higher speeds. (For example: Going down the straight was an indicated 153 mph which is more than 20 mph higher than my previous bests.)
Power delivery is extremely smooth (thanks again Zach!) and the transmission a long with everything else feels almost stock. You wouldn't be able to tell the car pushes out almost double the power unless you were hauling ass on track.
At this point, I'd like to have the tune dialed in a bit more. It would also be nice to have a bit more grip which I think we can achieve via some wider wheels / tires.
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