Humbled by a Supra
07-05-2011 | 03:17 PM
#41
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From: West Terre Haute
yeah man..any Supra with anyting on the car saying Titan Motorsports!!...is like a red flag saying.."back the **** off unless you too are boosting like a ****"..those guys have Supras runing around the 8 second range all day long...but i aslo get where you coming from when you was just messing around to see what he had
most of them are turbo V8's who run 7's and street legal pump gas.
There are some street legal 7-8 sec Supra's but they are rare. norm for a 900-1200 hp Supra would be high 9's to low 11's
From a roll though they are crazy wicked vs anything.
07-05-2011 | 09:48 PM
#43
yes they do
My car went 8's first time out on E85. Stock 6spd, stock rear end, only weight removed was the rear seat. Also put over 500 miles on it that weekend and over 40 street hits. These things are pretty amazing
Now a properly setup 540ci+ aftermarket block big TT engine of course is going to make more power. But on nitrous I'm in the 1400rw-ish area on my stock block, stock crank, 6 banger
Name drop, lol thanks boss
8 seconds is stretching it... not many pump gas street cars run 8's, There is a handful of guys who have 7 second strrert legal cars, and a few 6 second street legal (all GM V8 turbo cars for the 6 second club)
most of them are turbo V8's who run 7's and street legal pump gas.
There are some street legal 7-8 sec Supra's but they are rare. norm for a 900-1200 hp Supra would be high 9's to low 11's
From a roll though they are crazy wicked vs anything.
most of them are turbo V8's who run 7's and street legal pump gas.
There are some street legal 7-8 sec Supra's but they are rare. norm for a 900-1200 hp Supra would be high 9's to low 11's
From a roll though they are crazy wicked vs anything.
Now a properly setup 540ci+ aftermarket block big TT engine of course is going to make more power. But on nitrous I'm in the 1400rw-ish area on my stock block, stock crank, 6 banger
I don't think 700whp is the norm for a Supra! Id say 500whp is the norm... I know of a few people in my area with 1,000+hp supras, one who's a member on this forum (Y2KFRC) who's pushing over 1300hp in his...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcqDLfJgHOQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcqDLfJgHOQ
07-05-2011 | 10:45 PM
#44
Typical SOFLA supra is rolling around on anywhere from 600+wheel to 1300+ wheel down here on a daily basis. Been happening for years,...primarily why my car resides as a highway geared 6 speed car....and xxxx wheel. Haven't been in a car yet that has been beaten by a supra, yet we've raced many here in SOFLA.
07-05-2011 | 11:12 PM
#46
Launching!
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Greenhaven/ South Sacramento 'Burbs
2Jz Supra's are just downright evil. I've seen many FI V8 cars with similar power levels get rolled on a highway roll. It's gotta be something about their powerband or whatever, don't know, never built/drove one. All I know is they don't seem to have too many problems with V8s or even V10s for that matter.
07-06-2011 | 12:14 AM
#47
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From: Las Vegas
There is a handful of guys who have 7 second strrert legal cars, and a few 6 second street legal (all GM V8 turbo cars for the 6 second club)
most of them are turbo V8's who run 7's and street legal pump gas.
There are some street legal 7-8 sec Supra's but they are rare. norm for a 900-1200 hp Supra would be high 9's to low 11's
most of them are turbo V8's who run 7's and street legal pump gas.
There are some street legal 7-8 sec Supra's but they are rare. norm for a 900-1200 hp Supra would be high 9's to low 11's
Considering all of the federal & local emissions legislation, I am safely able to say there is not a single street-legal automobile automobile in the USA running the times you indicate. They may have current tags, etc., but they are not street legal.
07-09-2011 | 03:19 PM
#49
2Jz Supra's are just downright evil. I've seen many FI V8 cars with similar power levels get rolled on a highway roll. It's gotta be something about their powerband or whatever, don't know, never built/drove one. All I know is they don't seem to have too many problems with V8s or even V10s for that matter.
For example: a 675-700whp Supra will make real close to 600wtq.
07-09-2011 | 03:39 PM
#50
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Owning a Mid 600 hp Supra now, the days of having low 400 - 500 hp Single turbos is all about dead with alot of the owners switching from pump gas to E85. My car used to push 442 rwhp prior to getting a fuel system and ProEFI comp the set up an tune the car gained over 200 rwhp. The power band is kicking in higher 3k to full boost 4.5k using a meager 61mm turbo with stock block and cams. I could LS1 would be hard pressed to keep up with modded Supra on a roll no less. I could see how a h/c/nos would be minimum to keep up with even a Turbo Supra like mine like my own anything larger you'd be better off getting a Turbo or S/C. Props for trying. 
