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500whp yet?
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Plantation, Fl.
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The upgrades are based on my opinions. 1. Congratulations. 2. I heard Cooleze had very good hardpipes. I have not seen/heard a complaint about them yet. I'm going with these also eventually. 3. You'll pretty much need a 3" downpipe to get the exhaust gases away from the turbo faster for a better spool. Get a full 2.75" or 3" exhaust. This goes along with the downpipe. Get an Apex-i filter for the turbo. Has the best flow of all intake filters. Obviously an upgraded boost gauge since the stock one isnt very responsive and it doesnt show that u boost very high. A popular BOV is the HKS SSQV. My personal preference is the Blitz Super Sound DD. You can hear a few samples at blowoffvalves.com. And thats all I can think of right now. 4. I've never used it. So I'm not sure. But C's short shifter is very good from what I've seen/heard. It'll also run you approx. $350. And on top of that they are kind of hard to find. After reading a few threads though, it seems that it is a replica of the C's short shifter. But probably lower quality. It's chrome plated and it scrapes off easily and you can't use the stock shift knob with it. You can also find it on horsepowerfreaks.com if you dont trust eBay. There is also the Jim King(JK) shifter I've heard is really good. 5. It's how you drive the car. The stock CT26 only boosts until 13 psi. Anything after that doesnt really add anything but extra risks. You can get more boost without a BC by shimming the wastegate. You can either go with a manual boost controller or an electronic one. My personal favorite is the Apex-i AVC-R. Heard great reviews about them but are on the costly side. So your best bet is to go with a manual boost controller. Go with HKS or Greddy(Trust). 6. I've read that these coilovers are absolute crap. 7. You should tackle the exhaust first. Let the engine breath. Upgrade your intercooler. More surface area, more colder air. If you are going to go the Lexus AFM route you'll need 550cc fuel injectors the Lexus AFM, there are a lot of fakes on eBay. The real ones have a 10 digit serial number and a bigger honey comb on the inside of it. I would also suggest and aeromotive fuel pressure regulator with a Walbro 255 LPH fuel pump. More fuel, more power. As long as your not N/A then you can do the Lexus AFM upgrade whenever you feel is necessary. The stock fuel injectors for the supra hold up to 330HP. They are 330cc. 440cc injectors hold up to 440HP. The 550cc injectors hold up to 550HP. Seeing a pattern with the sizes yet? Definitely get a new turbo elbow if you haven't already. The stock one is ridiculously restrictive. And thats about all I can think of right now. I'll post some more if I can think of it. |
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