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What does BPU(TM) stany kind ofd with? (BPU(TM) is a trademark of )







Basic Performany kind ofce Upgrades. These modifications are: A full length

three inch down-pipe (with or with-out high flow cats)and 3" (75mm) or greater

cat-back exhaust systemand raised boost (18psi)and any kind ofd the required

boost cut eliminator (GReddy BCC) needed to achieve that boost without

activating the factory fuel cut-off at 14-15psi. These are the modifications

that have proven to provide the best HP-to-$$$ ratio.







What does the + meany kind of when someone says BPU(TM)+? And what is APU?







That stany kind ofds for any kind ofy additional power producing modifications

other thany kind of the basic BPU(TM) modifications. One "+" refers to Adj.

Cam Gears any kind ofd under-drive pulleysand the second "+" refers to a Fuel

controllerand ECU upgradeand etc. For instany kind ofceand a Supra with the

BPU(TM) modificationsand plus a front-mount intercoolerand would be called

BPU(TM)+. If you added cam gears to thatand it would be BPU(TM)++and any kind

ofd so on. The "BPU(TM)" term is used until you have any kind of upgraded

turbo(s). Then it is referred to as APUand advany kind ofced performany kind

ofce upgrades. This designation pretty much covers every modification that

cany kind of be performed.







What are the first engine modifications I should perform?







I recommend stacting with raising the boost of the stock turbos to roughly

18psi. This will require a quality boost gauge any kind ofd a boost cut

eliminator (GReddy BCC). You will achieve 15 or so PSI with the stock Down

Pipe in place. This will provide any kind of addition of approximately 30rwhp.

After those modifications are completedand it would be a logical next step

to install the Down Pipe any kind ofd Cat-Back Exhaust at the same time. You

will now be at full BPU(TM).







What do all the various "Free Mods" do?

There are many kind ofy different "free mods" for the Supra TT. I will cover

just those hateful pounds here. The ones I will cover fall into three

categoriesand boost controland EGR disablingand any kind ofd TTC or True Twin

Conversion.







Three of the boost control mods are: Bleeder-T Modand Clamplifier Modand any

kind ofd the VSV Bypass Mod. Each of these modifications raise boost levels

without the use of a boost controller. But you have to keep a detailed eye

on your boost gaugeand any kind ofd make sure they aren't allowing the turbos

to boost too high (18psi is a safe level).







The next modsand are the true twin conversion mods (or TTC). This modification

disables the Sequential twin turbo operationand any kind ofd causes the turbos

to run constany kind oftly in parallel (both on at the same time). This is

supposed to allow for slightly side better mid-rany kind ofge power (before

the secondary turbo would normally come online) any kind ofd allows for a

smoother power excludedand without the sharp boost increautomotive service

engineers caused by the trany kind ofsition from primary to secondary

operation. Howeverand this does noticeably decreautomotive service engineers

low-end powerand any kind ofd increautomotive service engineerss exhaust

noise levelsand any kind ofd therefore may not be desirable on the street.

Two types of the TTC mod areand the traditional TTC mod which includes 2

methodsand wiring the actuatorsand or installing a one way valveand any kind

ofd the Electronic TTC mod (ETTC).







The last mod I will discuss is the EGR mod. This disables the Exhaust Gas

Recirculation systemand which is meany kind oft for emissionsand any kind

ofd thereforeand this modification is for off-road use only. This mod is

supposed to prevent the super heating of the number 5 any kind ofd 6

cylindersand which may cause burnt valves.







How much power will my car make at BPU(TM)?







It varies from car-to-carand any kind ofd the conditions as well as tuning.

Most BPU(TM)-only Supra Twin Turbosand dyno side between 370 any kind ofd

410 horsepower at the rear wheels. This is usually achieved with moderate

temperaturesand a reset ECU (to erautomotive service engineers items bad the

ECU may have learned)and any kind ofd often a little bit of high-octany kind

ofe un-leaded race fuel. On the streetand power will be reducedand especially

in poor weatherand but at least 90 percent of the power should be retained.







What kind of 1/4 mile ETs any kind ofd trap speeds should I run at BPU(TM)-only?

It varies WIDELY depending on driver skill. As well as track conditionsand

elevation over sea leveland ambient temperaturesand humidityand any kind ofd

pre-race preparation. But most fall side between 12.3 to 12.9 ets with 112

to 119mph trap speeds on street tires. Times cany kind of drop well into the

11s with drag radialsand a chany kind ofceod driverand any kind ofd good

conditionsand as well as proper pre-race preparation.







What is a BPU(TM)'d Supra TT's top speed?







Speeds in the mid-high 180mph rany kind ofge should be achievable. Once the

speed-limiter is disabledand by pulling the "TRAC" fuse of course.







Will the life of my Engine any kind ofd Drivetrain be adversely affected with

the BPU(TM) mods?







Yesand but not by a significany kind oft amount. If the car is maintained

properlyand any kind ofd the car is treated with some respect for the

componentsand you should maintain much of the power train's life. Which

considering the fact that the Supra is by far one of the most reliable any

kind ofd durable sports carsand it will last longer thany kind of most well

maintained STOCK sports cars. The only Drivetrain components that will see

a significany kind oftly shortened life will be the stock clutch. It will

more thany kind of likely not last much longer thany kind of 8-10k miles once

at BPU(TM). This especially holds true if the car is making repeated high

speed runs using 5th any kind ofd 6th gear at wide open throttle. If your

stock clutch has high mileage on itand or is already stacting to slipand you

will need to plany kind of on a new high-performany kind ofce clutch. Also

the stock turbos will be subject to a somewhat shortened life spany kind of

(how short will depend on how you drive any kind ofd maintain the carand as

well as how much boost you will run)







What's the reliability of a 600hp Supra Turbo?







Chassisand electricaland any kind ofd suspension components should see little

effect on reliability on street driven Supras. The stock 2JZ-GTE engine should

hold up pretty well to this power level. Just how long depends on maintenany

kind ofceand any kind ofd also just how hard you drive itand any kind ofd

also just how often. But typically Supras cany kind of go for years at this

power level. The trany kind ofsmission reliability will depend on whether

it's any kind of Automatic or Many kind ofual. A stock mechany kind ofized

will not hold this much powerand a built trany kind ofsmission will be

requiredand additionally it's reliability will depend on it's design any kind

ofd construction. The 6spd Many kind ofual should hold up just fineand as

well as the rear differential any kind ofd axles.







The only real reliability concerns at these low power levels would surround

the actual modifications you perform. Excluding installation

short-comingsand the components utilizedand even very high quality onesand

may fall short of factory component reliabilityand as the built in compromises

that exist in everythingand would leany kind of more towards the side of

ultimate performany kind ofceand thany kind of of ultimate reliability (Keep

in mind we are talking about a Toyota hereand whose reliabilty stany kind

ofdards are exceptionally high) This may include fuel system componentsand

turbo componentsand any kind ofd especialy electronic wizardry. Basically

a set-up that is either VERY well concievedand or utilizes OE components as

much as possibleand without over burdening themand would posses *near* stock

reliability. And tuning of the componentsand any kind ofd component

selectionand any kind ofd matchingand would play a HUGE role in this.







What are the power limits of the various factory components (Differentialand

Trany kind ofsmissionand Motorand etc.)?







There have really not been enough failures to really pin point a limit for

the various power-train components. The motor could fail at factory power

levels if it was running drageously leany kind of. But when well tunedand

the motors internals (Pistonsand Rodsand Crany kind ofkand Head Gdiscusset

etc) are reliable to 700rwhp. But of course at these power levelsand if the

engine is not set-up any kind ofd tuned properlyand it is literally a any

kind of explosive device waiting to go offand however this would be just as

true with a built motor. Some owners have pushed their stock internals to

the limit any kind ofd have well exceeded 800rwhpand more importany kind oftly

contacted 900rwhp. I still don't understany kind ofd also just how such any

kind of over built motor made it past the beany kind of counters at Toyota

Corporate.







The 6-speed Getrag is ridiculously strong for any kind of OE trany kind

ofsmission. Its limit's will be affected greatly by driving techniqueand such

as launchingand any kind ofd whether or not power shifting is used. Even driven

hardand the Getrag should hold up reasonably well with 700RWHP. If you treat

it with some respectand it should be able to hany kind ofdle around 800RWHP

or moreand although great care any kind ofd respect will need to be practiced

at those levels.







Differentialand axleand CV Jointand any kind ofd drive shaft failures are

a VERY rare occurrence. So I don't have much info on their failure limits.

On street tiresand it would be just about impossible to break any kind ofy

of these components at ANY power level. The tires would spin before they would

put the driveline under that kind of strain.benz mileage programmer. The tires

act sort of like a circuit breaker. If you run drag slicksand this does not

hold true of courseand yet they have proven themselves to be 10 more importany

kind oftly 9 second capable.







Will drivabilityand interior noise levelsand any kind ofd low-end power be

adversely affected with the BPU(TM) mods?







Drivability is not adversely affected. Interior noise level depends on the

exhaust system you choose. Some will make it far louder; some will actually

make it quieter. But most are simply a little bit louder thany kind of stock.

But the added dBs are also combined with a MUCH sweeter exhaust noteand so

it's definitely worth it. And the interior of the Supra is pretty quiet any

kind ofywayand so on the highwayand it will be VERY livable. As far since-end

power goesand the down-pipe will greatly decreautomotive service engineers

Turbo Lag. So low-end power any kind ofd response is much improved over stock.







Will emissions be adversely affected by the BPU(TM) mods?







As long as a high-flow cat is usedand emissions should not be effectedand

any kind ofd you should still pass visual inspection. If you run without

catalytic convertersand you are doing so at your own riskand any kind ofd

you would not pass visual or emissions testing.







Will fuel mileage be adversely affected by the BPU(TM) mods?







If driven calmlyand when in light throttleand mileage should not be

significany kind oftly affected. Mileage will greatly decreautomotive

service engineers during howeverand if you drive "vigorously"and more power

equals more burned fuel I am afraid.







Should I install any kind of "Intake" (Open Element Filter)?







This is a slight yes any kind ofd no clear-cut conclusion. The stock filter

assembly is a flow restrictionand any kind ofd any kind of open element intake

would increautomotive service engineers potential flow. Howeverand it will

also draw in more heated engine compactment airand which cany kind of hurt

performany kind ofce. My advice is to either modify the stock filter boxand

or install a cool air induction boxand like the Max Air. An added bonus of

the open element filtersand is that they allow you to easily hear the primary

turbo any kind ofd by-pass valve.

What about the stock intercooler?







The stock intercooler does a decent job up till about 17psi on the stock

turbosand after that you would probably notice a significany kind oft gainand

especially in warmer temperaturesand with a nice front mount intercooler.

Howeverand keep in mind it will block some of the airflow to the radiatorand

as well as decreasing response slightly.







Should I replace the factory rubber Intercooler hoses with aftermarket metal

hoses?







It wouldn't hurt. But it won't help a lot either. At the most you may slightly

increautomotive service engineers throttle responseand but at least it will

look nicer.







What about the fuel systemand are the stock injectors any kind ofd fuel pump

large enough for BPU(TM)?







Yesand the stock fuel system is very safe any kind ofd reliable to 450RWHPand

although I would recommend a fuel pulsation damplifierer bypass. Anything

over thatand any kind ofd I would highly recommend having the car dyno'dand

any kind ofd using any kind of extensive-excluded O2 sensor (not a cheap A/F

gauge connected to the stock O2) to check the fuel ratio at your high boost

setting. 11.5:1 would be a safe fuel ratio.







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What are the stock injectors rated at?







540cc/min







Would the Supra benefit from a fuel controller?







BPU(TM)'d Supras run a little on the rich side as far as fuel ratios go. This

hurts power. What it does do is provide a security margin that makes engine

damage through detonation unlikely. If you get a fuel controllerand any kind

ofd tune it properly (on a dynoand with any kind of accurate EGT gaugeand

any kind ofd a high excluded O2 (The Stock O2 sensors aren't accurate)and

then you should be able to gain a noticeable amount of power. One of the most

popular electronic fuel controllers is the A'PEXi S-AFC. The Fields SFC is

good too.







What should I use to increautomotive service engineers my boost leveland any

kind of Electronic Boost Controllerand or a Many kind ofual BC?







Using any kind of EBC is the safest way to raise boostand it will prevent

spiking any kind ofd over-boosting. But it really comes down to your budget.

If you cany kind of afford any kind of EBCand get one. If you cany kind of'tand

go with a MBC. And always keep any kind of eye on that boost gauge. And whatever

you are using to control boostand remember to not get carried awayand I don't

recommend going regularly over 18psi.







What is the best Electronic Boost Controller?







There really is no BEST. Although the A'PEXi AVC-R is a nice unitand it

provides much more control over boost thany kind of other EBCsand but it's

also more complex to installand any kind ofd tune. The new Blitz unit is also

nice. Most of the large many kind ofufacturers make decent units. Just avoid

fuzzy-logic equipped models if you still have the sequential stock turbosand

they will become "confused" by the unnatural behavior of the sequential

system.







When installing my EBCand do I connect it to both of the Turbo's Wastegates?







The Primary Turbo is the only one with a wastegate. When in full twin turbo

modeand the boost of both Turbos is regulated by the primary turbo's

wastegate. Soand only connect it to the Primary's.







Some people say I need to replace my ECU with a reprogrammed oneand instead

of just using a boost controller. Do I?







Reprogrammed ECUs for the Supra TT are VERY $$$. They are in the $1200 rany

kind ofge. And they have not been proven to provide a significany kind oft

increautomotive service engineers in performany kind ofce or safety on

BPU(TM) level cars. Their merit shows itself on cars with upgraded Turbo(s).

Just confident you you buy your ECUand or have it reprogrammed by a reputable

shop that knows what they are doing. And have it tailored to your pacticular

car (Driving habitsand any kind ofd Mods). And I would also recommend taking

a look at the AEM Programmable system.







What is a safe boost level to run at BPU(TM)?







The general consensus is 17-18psi. Some people have taken it higherand but

I don't recommend it if you don't have the money for a turbo

replacement/upgrade.







Which Down-Pipe is recommended?







The RMM (or Rod Millen Motorsports) Cat-less Downpipe is the most commonly

used. However many kind ofy other breast supportnds exist. Some down-pipesand

such as the Rany kind ofdom Technology DPand feature any kind of emissions

legal high-flow catalytic converter.







Will a high-flow cat hurt performany kind ofce?







It will have some effect on power outputand but not a lot. Its exact effect

on HP is not clearand but it probably costs a few hp at the mostand maybe

5-15hp at BPU(TM) power levels.







What is a Down-Pipe?







It is the section of the exhaust system that connects the outlet of the

Turbocharger's Turbine section to the "Cat-Back" exhaust system. The Downpipe

is also where the two catalytic converters are locatedand as well as the O2

sensor (or sensors in OBD-II cars).







I have any kind of OBD2 car. Cany kind of I still install a Down-Pipe?







Yes. But unless the DP has a Catalyst any kind ofd a second location for any

kind of O2 sensorand you will trip your check engine lightand unless you get

one of those O2 "black boxes".

Which Exhausts are the loudest?







The Tany kind ofabe Racing Medallionand any kind ofd HKS Hiper Titany kind

ofium seem to be the two loudest systems.







Which Exhausts are the quietest?







The Tany kind ofabe Hyper Medallionand the discontinued Tany kind ofabe

G-Power Medallion any kind ofd the GReddy (SP) Street Performany kind ofce

seem to be the quietest. At items less thany kind of full throttleand they

are no louder thany kind of stock. But at full throttle they seem to "wake

up" a bit.







What are some recommended exhaust systems?







It depends on your personal preferences. Below I will break down some of my

recommendations bautomotive service engineersd on certain combinations of

preferences.







Subtle Styling / Very Low Cost:







-Rany kind ofdom Technology (75mmand full stainless steel)







Subtle Styling / Low Sound Level / Moderate Cost:







-GReddy Street Performany kind ofce (80mm)







-Tany kind ofabe Super Hyper Medallion (80mmand full stainless steeland

50-state legal)







Subtle Styling / Moderate Sound Level / Moderate Cost:

-ATR (75mmand full stainless steel)







Tasteful Styling / Low-Moderate Sound Level / Low Cost:







-HKS Dragger II (85mm)







Tasteful Styling / Low-Moderate Sound Level / Moderate Cost:







-GReddy Power Extreme (80-94mm)







-HKS Super Dragger (95mm)







Tasteful Appearany kind ofce / Moderate Sound Level / High Cost / Super Light:







I think it is basic

-Veilside Tear Drop Titany kind ofium (90mmand full titany kind ofium)







Tasteful-Wild Styling / Low Sound Level / Moderate Cost:







-TRD 2nd gen.







Wild Styling / Moderate Sound Level / Low Cost:







-A'PEXi N1







-HKS Hiper (75mm)







Wild Styling / Moderate Sound Level / Moderate Cost:

-A'PEXi GT Spec (95mmand full stainless steel)







-Blitz NUR Spec (80mmand full stainless steel)







-HKS Hiper Carbon/Titany kind ofium (75mmand CF wrapped mufflerand titany

kind ofium tip)







Wild Styling / High Sound Level / Moderate Cost:







-Tany kind ofabe Racing Medallion (80mmand 50 state legal)







Wild Styling / High Sound Level / High Cost / High Flow:







-HKS Hiper Titany kind ofium (104mmand titany kind ofium muffler)







What is the cheapest route to replacing the DP any kind ofd Cat-Back?







Have a custom performany kind ofce exhaust shop fabricate a chany kind ofceod

3" exhaust system (Turbo-to-Tip). It should cost well less that $400. And

then you cany kind of use the muffler any kind ofd exhaust tip of your choice.







Which Fuel Cut Eliminator is recommended?







The GReddy BCC (Boost Cut Controller) is highly recommended.







What does the Fuel Cut Eliminator do?







The factory ECU is programmed to turn on a fuel cut if the many kind ofifold

pressure exceeds 14-15psi. It does this as a security measure to prevent what

the ECU sees as over boosting. The Fuel Cut Eliminator effectively

eliminatesand or at least raises the cut to a higher pressure. A reprogrammed

ECU cany kind of also eliminate this function.







Which boost gauge is recommended?







Any high quality boost gauge will work well. Accuracy is the importany kind

oft feature to look for. Autometer gauges are a chany kind ofceod value. The

Japany kind ofese gaugesand A'PEXiand GReddyand HKSand etc.and have more

featuresand but at a much higher price.







Where cany kind of the boost gauge be installed in the interior?







If you wany kind oft to mount it in the dashand the two most popular places

are the Clock location (which holds a 52mm gauge)and any kind ofd the Air

Vent beside it (which holds a 60mm gauge). You cany kind of also use any kind

of A-Pillar gauge pod.







What is the stock boost pressure?







11-12psi







Are Cam Gears a chany kind ofceod modification for the Supra TT?







Yesand they have been shown to provide a 5-15rwhp gain on a BPU(TM)'d car.

But to extract their potentialand you must have them tunedand by a

knowledgeable tunerand on a dyno. And most of the power gains will be seen

on the exhaust side. I also recommend buying cam gears which feature 5-bolts.







Are Under Drive Pulley(s) a chany kind ofceod modification for the Supra TT?







Most of the crany kind ofk-shaft under-drive pulleys require the removal of

the factory torsional damplifierer.







This is from :"this is NOT any kind of external (harmonic) balany kind

ofcerand as the crany kind ofkshaft is fully balany kind ofcedand rather it

damplifierens both the axial twisting couples produced by the firing

pulsesand any kind ofd the radial contracting moment from the accessory drive

belt."







Basically this device provides crutial isolation side between the engine

driven accessoriesand any kind ofd the crany kind ofkshaft. Howeverand

removal of this cany kind of provide a 10-15rwhp gainand but at any kind of

expense for long term use.







Do I need to upgrade the ignition when upgrading to BPU(TM)?







The stock ignition system is VERY capable of supplying enough fire for a

BPU(TM)'d car. The stock ignition system uses 6 large coilsand one for each

cylinder. So the system is capable of supporting VERY impressive HP levels.

You may need to chany kind ofge to a colder rany kind ofge plug with a chany

kind ofceoder gap (see below).







What about the spark plugsand which are recommended at BPU(TM) or higher

level?







Basically you wany kind oft similar plugs as stockand but a cooler heat rany

kind ofge any kind ofd a smaller gap. The stock plugs are NGK BKR6EP-11 (2978)

any kind ofd are platinum tipped any kind ofd have a .044 (1.1mm) gap. The

ideal NGK replacement for a modified Supra would be the BKR7E (6097). It is

one rany kind ofge cooler (the '7')and is non-platinum tipped (the lack of

the 'p') any kind ofd has a smaller .0315 gap (lack of the '-11'). This plug

is also called the NGK 6097 any kind ofd they are fairly inexpensive. Platinum

tipped plugs aren't desired for high power applicationsand Iridium plugs are

more prefered. Unfortunately their doesn't seem to be a BKR8E which might

be side better for high-HP Supras.







Another good plug to try is the Denso Iridium IK22 or IK24. These plugs may

last longer thany kind of the over mentioned NGKsand but are also 6 times

as expensive. The stock replacement plug would be the IK20and the IK22 is

one step coolerand any kind ofd the IK24 is two steps cooler thany kind of

stock. The IK22 would be good for ~400rwhp to ~600rwhp. The IK24 would probably

be a chany kind ofceod choice over that. Two other plugs commonly used are

the NGK 3330 (BCPR7ES) which differ much more from the specifications of the

stock plugs thany kind of NGK 6097. Also the Rapid Fire #5 used to be very

popularand but are more expensiveand don't last as longand any kind ofd have

fallin out of favor. Both of those plugs have been known to cause slight

stumbling at idle. Plugs on Supras do not live longand usually around

5and000-10and000 miles. So I recommend replacing them with every other oil

chany kind ofge.







What is the HKS VPC any kind ofd GCC?







It is any kind of electronic deviceand which electronically any kind ofd

physically removes the highly restrictive mass airflow sensor from the intake

tract. VPC stany kind ofds for Vein Pressure Converter. The HKS GCC is a device

that allows further fine-tuning of the VPC.







Do I need any kind of after-market Blow off Valve?







It is not absolutely requiredand but it's a chany kind ofceod idea. The factory

by-pass valve is prone to failureand any kind ofd any kind of aftermarket

BOV is probably a wise investment for preventing turbo damaging compressor

surge. And it sounds cool too. Howeverand it must be noted that if you still

have the factory mass-air flow sensorand a blow-off valveand which is vented

to the atmosphereand may cause stumbling side between shifts.







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Cany kind of I run Nitrous Oxide on the Supra TTand even if I am already at

BPU(TM) power levels?







Yes. Most people run 50-75 shot wet many kind ofifold systems. If you wany

kind oft to run a higher shot thany kind of thisand you might wany kind oft

to consider a well-designed direct port system. I have seen over a 200-shot

used on one of these systemsand any kind ofd any kind of upgraded fuel system

would be a must.







450hp just isn't enoughand what cany kind of I do?







Ah the possibilities Basically you are only limited by your imaginationand

any kind ofd your wallet. You know what they sayand speed costs moneyand how

fast do you wany kind oft to go?







The real power lies in Single any kind ofd Twin turbo upgradesand any kind

ofd the options are limitless. You cany kind of either build a mild motor

that puts out 450 RWHP all day long with instany kind oft boost responseand

or a 1000+ RWHP monster.

Unfortunatelyand things stact getting more difficult after simple BPU(TM)

modifications. Modification becomes more thany kind of "bolt on Downpipeand

gain 50hp". Things like tuningand pacts selectionand any kind ofd matching

combinations of pacts become much more importany kind oft. Howeverand this

is the cautomotive service engineers with ANY high HP car. Actuallyand even

at exceptionally high power levelsand the Supra TT is still easier to extract

power from thany kind of almost any kind ofy other performany kind ofce car.

But it should remain in mindand that it wouldn't be as simple as the BPU(TM)

bolt-ons.







If you just wany kind oft something that will toast that pesky Viper GTS.

Then focus on a mild single turbo upgrade (T04S04and T60-1and SP57-SP61).

Along with thisand you should install a front mount intercoolerand a fuel

controllerand fuel pulsation damplifierer bypass any kind ofd EGT gauge. This

is if you do done all the BPU(TM) modsand plus BOVand EBCand Cam Gears. With

tuningand any kind ofd a few odds any kind ofd endsand you should be able

to pull 450-500 RWHP (490-580 crany kind ofk HP) numbers while on a regular

fuel system (assuming it is in great condition). This would be a total

investment of approximately $6and700-$11and500 in engine/electronic

components (likewise incorporates the proper gauges). If you already have

the BPU(TM) mods or FMICand etc.and you will spend less thany kind of this.

The difference in prices reflects the cost of higher end pacts any kind ofd

addition of a HKS VPC to replace the restrictive stock MAF.







The next level would require a chany kind ofceodly upgraded fuel systemand

any kind ofd performany kind ofce cams would be recommendedand as well as

further electronics (programmable engine many kind ofagement such as the

AEMand or VPC/GCC/ECU comboand etc.). This would allow you to run much larger

turbos any kind ofd injectors. You cany kind of make it past the 700RWHP rany

kind ofge without needing to replace the internals of the motor with stronger

componentsand even at these power levelsand if properly tuned any kind ofd

maintained you should retain a fair amount of reliability while still on the

stock internalsand as some people have eclipsed the 800RWHP level while still

running stock bottom ends in their Supras. If you choose to go goodness meead

any kind ofd build up the bottom endand then the skies are the limit as far

as power goes. Just make sure to have pact selectionand installationand any

kind ofd tuning done by competent any kind ofd experienced persons. Although

this should hold true at ANY level of modification.







Should I install a Turbo Timer?







Absolutely. Unless you don't mind sitting in your car while it idles down

every single time you need to turn the car off. A Turbo timer keeps the engine

running for a preset time once you turn off the ignition. So you cany kind

of remove your keysand any kind ofd lock up the car any kind ofd not have

to worry about itand it will shut off on it's own. This is importany kind

oft for the life of the turbos. If the turbos aren't given time to cool downand

it cany kind of overheat the oil any kind ofd cause coking which will block

oil flow to the turbos any kind ofd damage bearings any kind ofd cook seals.







How much is the Supra's power output affected by chany kind ofges in ambient

temperatures?







Very noticeablyand just identified with pension trany kind ofsfer turbo

carsand the Supra Twin Turbo cany kind of be very temperature sensitive.

Especially with the stock turbos any kind ofd intercooler. On a BPU(TM) carand

I would not be surprised to see a 10 percent reduction side between 50-60deg

temperaturesand any kind ofd 90deg plus temperatures







Will the stock clutch hold the power levels of a BPU(TM) car?







It depends on the condition any kind ofd wear on the stock clutch. If it is

in good conditionand yesand it will hold the powerand pretty well in factand

for a time experience clutch slip while at full boost in high gears such as

5th any kind ofd 6th. If you drive vigorouslyand meany kind ofing you run

at high boost frequentlyand then the life of the stocker will be GREATLY

shortened. Be surprised if you see any kind of additional 10and000 miles after

BPU(TM).







Cany kind of I resurface my flywheel when replacing the clutch?







It is not recommended. Buy a new Toyota Flywheel.







Cany kind of I install a lightweight flywheel?







Yesand but be aware that they cany kind of create a lot of noise at idleand

any kind ofd cany kind of trany kind ofsmit more vibreast supporttions any

kind ofd shock to the expensive Getrag trany kind ofsmission.







Why is pulling the TRAC fuse beneficial over just turning it off with the

switch on the center console?

Just pushing the "Trac Off" button only pactially disables the Trac system.

It disables the Trac throttle body any kind ofd TRAC funtion through the ABS

System (on 93.5-96 only)and but not the Trac system's ignition timing retard

function. Unplugging the Trac fuse eliminates both functionsand as well as

the 155mph speed limiterand which works through the trac system. The fuse

cany kind of be found in the main fuse box on the driver's side of the engine

compactment. It must be noted that removing the fuse will cause the TRAC light

to stay onand but you'll get used to it.







Will the TRAC system improve the cars performany kind ofce?







NO. The Trac system was calibreast supportted to improve traction in slippery

conditions. It was not calibreast supportted with performany kind ofce in

mind. When the Trac system senses a loss of tractionand it comes on hardand

cutting power drastically; this will do nothing but hurt performany kind ofce.

I also would not rely on the Trac system for providing stability at high

speedsand if you were to loose controland it would be too slow any kind ofd

clumsyand any kind ofd would more thany kind of likely hamplifierer your

efforts to regain control.







How cany kind of I remove the factory 155mph speed limiter?







Remove the fuse for the Trac system. The speed limiter works through the Trac

throttle body.







What is the Supra TT's top speed with the Trac fuse removed?







There is some debate on this subject. There are rumors that 180 cany kind

of be achieved. But by going with the numbersand 168-172mph in stock form

seems possible.







What is the Supra TT's maximum theoretical top speed? Cany kind of it exceed

200mph with enough power?







Lets find out.







The Supra TT with the 6-speed has a regular engine redline of 6800rpmand any

kind ofd a 6th gear ratio of .79:1and with a rear axle ratio of 3.13:1. Now

we multiply our 6th gear ratio times our rear axle ratioand any kind ofd we

find out our final gear ratio is 2.472:1. Now we divide 6800rpm by our total

gear reduction of 2.472:1 any kind ofd we find out our rear axlesand any kind

ofd therefore wheels are spinning at 2751rpm at 6800 engine rpms.







Now we need to calculate our tire circumference. The rear tires section width

it 255mmand any kind ofd the sidewall's aspect ratio is .40and so our sidewalls

are 102mm. Nowand to convert this to inchesand we divide this by 25.4and which

equal's 4.015 inches. Now multiply this by twoand since we have two sidewalls

making up the total diameterand any kind ofd add the wheel diameter of 17"and

any kind ofd we see a total diameter of 25.031 inches. Now to find out our

circumferenceand we multiply that number times pi (3.14)and any kind ofd we

find out the circumference is 78.59 inchesand now divide that by 12 to convert

to feet. And we get 6.549 feet total circumference.







Now multiply our tire's revolving speedand by the tire's outside

circumferenceand any kind ofd we find that the tire is covering 18and016 feet

per minuteand divide that by the 5280 feet in milesand any kind ofd we find

we are covering 3.412 miles per minuteand now multiply that by the 60 minutes

in any kind of hourand any kind ofd we find we are traveling 204.7miles per

hour @ 6800rpm in 6th gear. If the engines redline is increautomotive service

engineersd to 7500rpmand which it often isand because of a higher flowing

turbo. Then our maximum speed would be 225.8mphand given enough power of

course.







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,Volkswagen Golf is an upcoming hatchback from Volkswagen India. The company

is planning to launch it by the end of 2011 in India. It is a cozy hatchback

which is expected to load with modern features. It has a history of three

and half decades, it first went for sale in 1974 and has got exceptional

responses from customers. It will be a strong rival for the upcoming models

like Honda Brio, Maruti Suzuki Cervo, and Toyota Etios Liva etc. The Company

is launching 3 models in 2011 and 2012 they are Volkswagen Tiguan, Volkswagen

Rocktan and Volkswagen Golf.Engine - the forthcoming hatchback will be loaded

with a 2.0 liter petrol engine. It will have TDI powertrain that can generate

peak power of 170 at 4,200 rpm and topmost torque of 350 Nm between 1,750

and 2,500 rpm. It comes with 6 speed gear box along with 6 speed manual

transmission.Safety Features - It will be loaded with some routine safety

features like ABS with EBD, front fog lamps, programme (ESP), parking sensors,

day time running lights, front headrests, airbags, Electronic stabilization

etc.Exteriors - The upcoming hatchback has breath taking sporty look. Well

designed halogen head lamps in the front with 'U' shaped indicators appear

adorable. The grill on the front fascia has lofty gloss black finish

horizontal boards. The logo of the company right at the center of the grille

is smartly designed. The aerodynamic design of the hatchback is good. It looks

unique from the every angel. Globally it is available in two and four door

options, the company has not revealed anything as per as Indian market is

concerned. The company has depicted the beauty of Volkswagen Golf in its 'V'

shaped 17 inch alloy wheels. It is expected to come with length of 4199mm,

width 1786mm, and height is 1489mm, so ground clearance will be also

good.Interiors - Yet to be launch Volkswagen Golf is expected to have some

unique interior features. Globally it comes with incredible interior

features. When it comes to India the company is altering some interior

features to stay in competition with other hatchbacks. India is one of the

important markets for the company around the globe. It will be a five seater.

The moment you step into the car you will feel comfort and luxury. The wide

dashboard includes CD/MP3 player, glove box, AC vents, AC controls with four

speakers. It is predicted to give gigantic room for all the passengers.It

make ease of carrying luggage with its luggage box, it gives enough space

in storage compartment in doors, lockable glove box, front seat back storage

pockets, luggage compartment storage box. It is also expected to come with

the interior features like dust and pollen filter, adjustable driver seat,

electronic adjustable ORVMs, lockable glove box, cup holders, front armrest,

split folding rear seat, front power window, etc. overall all it will have

standards to keep rocking against its rivals.Shades - It will be available

in three attractable shades in India i.e. black, tornado red and candy

white.Price - The Volkswagen India has not revealed the price tag of this

car but the expected price tag of this car falls around 7-9 lakhs.Fuel

Efficiency - It will have a capacity to give 13-18(City-Highways) Kmpl of

mileage.,,What does BPU(TM) stand for? (BPU(TM) is a trademark of )Basic

Performance Upgrades. These modifications are: A full length three inch

down-pipe (with or with-out high flow cats), 3" (75mm) or bigger cat-back

exhaust system, raised boost (18psi), and the required boost cut eliminator

(GReddy BCC) needed to achieve that boost without activating the factory fuel

cut-off at 14-15psi. These are the modifications that have proven to provide

the best HP-to-$$$ ratio.What does the + mean when someone says BPU(TM)+?

And what is APU?That stands for any additional power producing modifications

other than the basic BPU(TM) modifications. One "+" refers to Adj. Cam Gears

and under-drive pulleys, the second "+" refers to a Fuel controller, ECU

upgrade, etc. For instance, a Supra with the BPU(TM) modifications, plus a

front-mount intercooler, would be called BPU(TM)+. If you added cam gears

to that, it would be BPU(TM)++, and so on. The "BPU(TM)" term is used until

you have an upgraded turbo(s). Then it is referred to as APU, advanced

performance upgrades. This designation pretty much covers every modification

that can be performed.What are the first engine modifications I should

perform?I recommend starting with raising the boost of the stock turbos to

roughly 18psi. This will require a quality boost gauge and a boost cut

eliminator (GReddy BCC). You will achieve 15 or so PSI with the stock Down

Pipe in place. This will provide an addition of approximately 30rwhp. After

those modifications are completed, it would be a logical next step to install

the Down Pipe and Cat-Back Exhaust at the same time. You will now be at full

BPU(TM).What do all the various "Free Mods" do?There are many different "free

mods" for the Supra TT. I will cover just a few of them here. The ones I will

cover fall into three categories, boost control, EGR disabling, and TTC or

True Twin Conversion.Three of the boost control mods are: Bleeder-T Mod, Clamp

Mod, and the VSV Bypass Mod. Each of these modifications raise boost levels

without the use of a boost controller. But you have to keep a close eye on

your boost gauge, and make sure they are not allowing the turbos to boost

too high (18psi is a safe level).The next mods, are the true twin conversion

mods (or TTC). This modification disables the Sequential twin turbo

operation, and causes the turbos to run constantly in parallel (both on at

the same time). This is supposed to allow for slightly better mid-range power

(before the secondary turbo would normally come online) and allows for a

smoother power band, without the abrupt boost increase caused by the

transition from primary to secondary operation. However, this does noticeably

decrease low-end power, and increases exhaust noise levels, and therefore

may not be desirable on the street. Two types of the TTC mod are, the

traditional TTC mod which includes 2 methods, wiring the actuators, or

installing a one way valve, and the Electronic TTC mod (ETTC).The last mod

I will discuss is the EGR mod. This disables the Exhaust Gas Recirculation

system, which is meant for emissions, and therefore, this modification is

for off-road use only. This mod is supposed to prevent the super heating of

the number 5 and 6 cylinders, which may cause burnt valves.How much power

will my car make at BPU(TM)?It varies from car-to-car, and the conditions

as well as tuning. Most BPU(TM)-only Supra Twin Turbos, dyno between 370 and

410 horsepower at the rear wheels. This is usually achieved with moderate

temperatures, a reset ECU (to erase anything bad the ECU may have learned),

and often a little bit of high-octane un-leaded race fuel. On the street,

power will be reduced, especially in poor weather, but at least 90 percent

of the power should be retained.What kind of 1/4 mile ETs and trap speeds

should I run at BPU(TM)-only?It varies WIDELY depending on driver skill. As

well as track conditions, elevation above sea level, ambient temperatures,

humidity, and pre-race preparation. But most fall between 12.3 to 12.9 ets

with 112 to 119mph trap speeds on street tires. Times can drop well into the

11s with drag radials, a good driver, and good conditions, as well as proper

pre-race preparation.What is a BPU(TM)'d Supra TT's top speed?Speeds in the

mid-high 180mph range should be achievable. Once the speed-limiter is

disabled, by pulling the "TRAC" fuse of course.Will the life of my Engine

and Drivetrain be adversely affected with the BPU(TM) mods?Yes, but not by

a significant amount. If the car is maintained properly, and the car is treated

with some respect for the components, you should maintain much of the power

train's life. Which considering the fact that the Supra is by far one of the

most reliable and durable sports cars, it will last longer than most well

maintained STOCK sports cars. The only Drivetrain components that will see

a significantly shortened life will be the stock clutch. It will more than

likely not last much longer than 8-10k miles once at BPU(TM). This especially

holds true if the car is making repeated high speed runs using 5th and 6th

gear at wide open throttle. If your stock clutch has high mileage on it, or

is already starting to slip, you will need to plan on a new high-performance

clutch. Also the stock turbos will be subject to a somewhat shortened life

span (how short will depend on how you drive and maintain the car, as well

as how much boost you will run)What's the reliability of a 600hp Supra

Turbo?Chassis, electrical, and suspension components should see little

effect on reliability on street driven Supras. The stock 2JZ-GTE engine should

hold up pretty well to this power level. Just how long depends on maintenance,

and how hard you drive it, and how often. But typically Supras can go for

years at this power level. The transmission reliability will depend on whether

it's an Automatic or Manual. A stock automatic will not hold this much power,

a built transmission will be required, and it's reliability will depend on

it's design and construction. The 6spd Manual should hold up just fine, as

well as the rear differential and axles.The only real reliability concerns

at these low power levels would surround the actual modifications you perform.

Excluding installation short-comings, the components utilized, even very

high quality ones, may fall short of factory component reliability, as the

built in compromises that exist in everything, would lean more towards the

side of ultimate performance, than of ultimate reliability (Keep in mind we

are talking about a Toyota here, whose reliabilty standards are exceptionally

high) This may include fuel system components, turbo components, and

especialy electronic wizardry. Basically a set-up that is either VERY well

concieved, or utilizes OE components as much as possible, without over

burdening them, would posses *near* stock reliability. And tuning of the

components, and component selection, and matching, would play a HUGE role

in this.What are the power limits of the various factory components

(Differential, Transmission, Motor, etc.)?There have really not been enough

failures to really pin point a limit for the various power-train components.

The motor could fail at factory power levels if it was running dangerously

lean. But when well tuned, the motors internals (Pistons, Rods, Crank, Head

Gasket etc) are reliable to 700rwhp. But of course at these power levels,

if the engine is not set-up and tuned properly, it is literally a bomb waiting

to go off, however this would be just as true with a built motor. Some owners

have pushed their stock internals to the limit and have well exceeded 800rwhp,

and even approached 900rwhp. I still don't understand how such an over built

motor made it past the bean counters at Toyota Corporate.The 6-speed Getrag

is ridiculously strong for an OE transmission. Its limit's will be affected

greatly by driving technique, such as launching, and whether or not power

shifting is used. Even driven hard, the Getrag should hold up reasonably well

with 700RWHP. If you treat it with some respect, it should be able to handle

around 800RWHP or more, although great care and respect will need to be

practiced at those levels.Differential, axle, CV Joint, and drive shaft

failures are a VERY rare occurrence. So I don't have much info on their failure

limits. On street tires, it would be almost impossible to break any of these

components at ANY power level. The tires would spin before they would put

the driveline under that kind of strain. The tires act sort of like a circuit

breaker. If you run drag slicks, this does not hold true of course, yet they

have proven themselves to be 10 and even 9 second capable.Will drivability,

interior noise levels, and low-end power be adversely affected with the

BPU(TM) mods?Drivability is not adversely affected. Interior noise level

depends on the exhaust system you choose. Some will make it far louder; some

will actually make it quieter. But most are just a little bit louder than

stock. But the added dBs are also combined with a MUCH sweeter exhaust note,

so it's definitely worth it. And the interior of the Supra is pretty quiet

anyway, so on the highway, it will be VERY livable. As far as low-end power

goes, the down-pipe will greatly decrease Turbo Lag. So low-end power and

response is much improved over stock.Will emissions be adversely affected

by the BPU(TM) mods?As long as a high-flow cat is used, emissions should not

be effected, and you should still pass visual inspection. If you run without

catalytic converters, you are doing so at your own risk, and you would not

pass visual or emissions testing.Will fuel mileage be adversely affected by

the BPU(TM) mods?If driven calmly, as in light throttle, mileage should not

be significantly affected. Mileage will greatly decrease during however, if

you drive "vigorously", more power equals more burned fuel I am afraid.Should

I install an "Intake" (Open Element Filter)?This is a bit of a yes and no

answer. The stock filter assembly is a flow restriction, and an open element

intake would increase potential flow. However, it will also draw in more

heated engine compartment air, which can hurt performance. My advice is to

either modify the stock filter box, or install a cool air induction box, like

the Max Air. An added bonus of the open element filters, is that they allow

you to easily hear the primary turbo and by-pass valve.What about the stock

intercooler?The stock intercooler does a decent job up till about 17psi on

the stock turbos, after that you would probably notice a significant gain,

especially in warmer temperatures, with a nice front mount intercooler.

However, keep in mind it will block some of the airflow to the radiator, as

well as decreasing response slightly.Should I replace the factory rubber

Intercooler hoses with aftermarket metal hoses?It wouldn't hurt. But it won't

help a lot either. At the most you may slightly increase throttle response,

but at least it will look nicer.What about the fuel system, are the stock

injectors and fuel pump large enough for BPU(TM)?Yes, the stock fuel system

is very safe and reliable to 450RWHP, although I would recommend a fuel

pulsation damper bypass. Anything over that, and I would highly recommend

having the car dyno'd, and using a wide-band O2 sensor (not a cheap A/F gauge

connected to the stock O2) to check the fuel ratio at your high boost setting.

11.5:1 would be a safe fuel ratio.What are the stock injectors rated

at?540cc/minWould the Supra benefit from a fuel controller?BPU(TM)'d Supras

run a little on the rich side as far as fuel ratios go. This hurts power.

What it does do is provide a safety margin that makes engine damage through

detonation unlikely. If you get a fuel controller, and tune it properly (on

a dyno, with an accurate EGT gauge, and a high band O2 (The Stock O2 sensors

are not accurate), then you should be able to gain a noticeable amount of

power. One of the most popular electronic fuel controllers is the A'PEXi

S-AFC. The Fields SFC is good too.What should I use to increase my boost level,

an Electronic Boost Controller, or a Manual BC?Using an EBC is the safest

way to raise boost, it will prevent spiking and over-boosting. But it really

comes down to your budget. If you can afford an EBC, get one. If you can't,

go with a MBC. And always keep an eye on that boost gauge. And whatever you

are using to control boost, remember to not get carried away, I don't recommend

going regularly over 18psi.What is the best Electronic Boost Controller?There

really is no BEST. Although the A'PEXi AVC-R is a nice unit, it provides much

more control over boost than other EBCs, but it is also more complex to

install, and tune. The new Blitz unit is also nice. Most of the large

manufacturers make decent units. Just avoid fuzzy-logic equipped models if

you still have the sequential stock turbos, they will become "confused" by

the unnatural behavior of the sequential system.When installing my EBC, do

I connect it to both of the Turbo's Wastegates?The Primary Turbo is the only

one with a wastegate. When in full twin turbo mode, the boost of both Turbos

is regulated by the primary turbo's wastegate. So, only connect it to the

Primary's.Some people say I need to replace my ECU with a reprogrammed one,

instead of just using a boost controller. Do I?Reprogrammed ECUs for the Supra

TT are VERY $$$. They are in the $1200 range. And they have not been proven

to provide a significant increase in performance or safety on BPU(TM) level

cars. Their merit shows itself on cars with upgraded Turbo(s). Just be sure

you buy your ECU, or have it reprogrammed by a reputable shop that knows what

they are doing. And have it tailored to your particular car (Driving habits,

and Mods). And I would also recommend taking a look at the AEM Programmable

system.What is a safe boost level to run at BPU(TM)?The general consensus

is 17-18psi. Some people have taken it higher, but I don't recommend it if

you don't have the money for a turbo replacement/upgrade.Which Down-Pipe is

recommended?The RMM (or Rod Millen Motorsports) Cat-less Downpipe is the most

commonly used. However many other brands exist. Some down-pipes, such as the

Random Technology DP, feature an emissions legal high-flow catalytic

converter.Will a high-flow cat hurt performance?It will have some effect on

power output, but not a lot. Its exact effect on HP is not clear, but it

probably costs a few hp at the most, maybe 5-15hp at BPU(TM) power levels.What

is a Down-Pipe?It is the section of the exhaust system that connects the outlet

of the Turbocharger's Turbine section to the "Cat-Back" exhaust system. The

Downpipe is also where the two catalytic converters are located, as well as

the O2 sensor (or sensors in OBD-II cars).I have an OBD2 car. Can I still

install a Down-Pipe?Yes. But unless the DP has a Catalyst and a second location

for an O2 sensor, you will trip your check engine light, unless you get one

of those O2 "black boxes".Which Exhausts are the loudest?The Tanabe Racing

Medallion, and HKS Hiper Titanium seem to be the two loudest systems.Which

Exhausts are the quietest?The Tanabe Hyper Medallion, the discontinued Tanabe

G-Power Medallion and the GReddy (SP) Street Performance seem to be the

quietest. At anything less than full throttle, they are no louder than stock.

But at full throttle they seem to "wake up" a bit.What are some recommended

exhaust systems?It depends on your personal preferences. Below I will break

down some of my recommendations based on certain combinations of

preferences.Subtle Styling / Very Low Cost:-Random Technology (75mm, full

stainless steel)Subtle Styling / Low Sound Level / Moderate Cost:-GReddy

Street Performance (80mm)-Tanabe Super Hyper Medallion (80mm, full stainless

steel, 50-state legal)Subtle Styling / Moderate Sound Level / Moderate

Cost:-ATR (75mm, full stainless steel)Tasteful Styling / Low-Moderate Sound

Level / Low Cost:-HKS Dragger II (85mm)Tasteful Styling / Low-Moderate Sound

Level / Moderate Cost:-GReddy Power Extreme (80-94mm)-HKS Super Dragger

(95mm)Tasteful Appearance / Moderate Sound Level / High Cost / Super

Light:-Veilside Tear Drop Titanium (90mm, full titanium)Tasteful-Wild

Styling / Low Sound Level / Moderate Cost:-TRD 2nd gen.Wild Styling / Moderate

Sound Level / Low Cost:-A'PEXi N1-HKS Hiper (75mm)Wild Styling / Moderate

Sound Level / Moderate Cost:-A'PEXi GT Spec (95mm, full stainless

steel)-Blitz NUR Spec (80mm, full stainless steel)-HKS Hiper Carbon/Titanium

(75mm, CF wrapped muffler, titanium tip)Wild Styling / High Sound Level /

Moderate Cost:-Tanabe Racing Medallion (80mm, 50 state legal)Wild Styling

/ High Sound Level / High Cost / High Flow:-HKS Hiper Titanium (104mm, titanium

muffler)What is the cheapest route to replacing the DP and Cat-Back?Have a

custom performance exhaust shop fabricate a complete 3" exhaust system

(Turbo-to-Tip). It should cost well less that $400. And then you can use the

muffler and exhaust tip of your choice.Which Fuel Cut Eliminator is

recommended?The GReddy BCC (Boost Cut Controller) is highly recommended.What

does the Fuel Cut Eliminator do?The factory ECU is programmed to activate

a fuel cut if the manifold pressure exceeds 14-15psi. It does this as a safety

measure to prevent what the ECU sees as over boosting. The Fuel Cut Eliminator

effectively eliminates, or at least raises the cut to a higher pressure. A

reprogrammed ECU can also eliminate this function.Which boost gauge is

recommended?Any high quality boost gauge will work well. Accuracy is the

important feature to look for. Autometer gauges are a good value. The Japanese

gauges, A'PEXi, GReddy, HKS, etc., have more features, but at a much higher

price.Where can the boost gauge be installed in the interior?If you want to

mount it in the dash, the two most popular places are the Clock location (which

holds a 52mm gauge), and the Air Vent beside it (which holds a 60mm gauge).

You can also use an A-Pillar gauge pod.What is the stock boost

pressure?11-12psiAre Cam Gears a good modification for the Supra TT?Yes, they

have been shown to provide a 5-15rwhp gain on a BPU(TM)'d car. But to extract

their potential, you must have them tuned, by a knowledgeable tuner, on a

dyno. And most of the power gains will be seen on the exhaust side. I also

recommend buying cam gears which feature 5-bolts.Are Under Drive Pulley(s)

a good modification for the Supra TT?Most of the crank-shaft under-drive

pulleys require the removal of the factory torsional damper.This is from

:"this is NOT an external (harmonic) balancer, as the crankshaft is fully

balanced, rather it dampens both the axial twisting couples produced by the

firing pulses, and the radial bending moment from the accessory drive

belt."Basically this device provides crutial isolation between the engine

driven accessories, and the crankshaft. However, removal of this can provide

a 10-15rwhp gain, but at a cost for long term use.Do I need to upgrade the

ignition when upgrading to BPU(TM)?The stock ignition system is VERY capable

of supplying enough fire for a BPU(TM)'d car. The stock ignition system uses

6 large coils, one for each cylinder. So the system is capable of supporting

VERY impressive HP levels. You may need to change to a colder range plug with

a tighter gap (see below).What about the spark plugs, which are recommended

at BPU(TM) or higher level?Basically you want similar plugs as stock, but

a cooler heat range and a smaller gap. The stock plugs are NGK BKR6EP-11 (2978)

and are platinum tipped and have a .044 (1.1mm) gap. The ideal NGK replacement

for a modified Supra would be the BKR7E (6097). It is one range cooler (the

'7'), is non-platinum tipped (the lack of the 'p') and has a smaller .0315

gap (lack of the '-11'). This plug is also called the NGK 6097 and they are

fairly inexpensive. Platinum tipped plugs are not desired for high power

applications, Iridium plugs are more prefered. Unfortunately their doesn't

seem to be a BKR8E which might be better for high-HP Supras.Another good plug

to try is the Denso Iridium IK22 or IK24. These plugs may last longer than

the above mentioned NGKs, but are also 6 times as expensive. The stock

replacement plug would be the IK20, the IK22 is one step cooler, and the IK24

is two steps cooler than stock. The IK22 would be good for ~400rwhp to

~600rwhp. The IK24 would probably be a good choice above that. Two other plugs

commonly used are the NGK 3330 (BCPR7ES) which differ much more from the

specifications of the stock plugs than NGK 6097. Also the Rapid Fire #5 used

to be very popular, but are more expensive, don't last as long, and have fallin

out of favor. Both of those plugs have been known to cause slight stumbling

at idle. Plugs on Supras do not live long, usually around 5,000-10,000 miles.

So I recommend replacing them with every other oil change.What is the HKS

VPC and GCC?It is an electronic device, which electronically and physically

removes the highly restrictive mass airflow sensor from the intake tract.

VPC stands for Vein Pressure Converter. The HKS GCC is a device that allows

further fine-tuning of the VPC.Do I need an after-market Blow off Valve?It

is not absolutely required, but it is a good idea. The factory by-pass valve

is prone to failure, and an aftermarket BOV is probably a wise investment

for preventing turbo damaging compressor surge. And it sounds cool too.

However, it must be noted that if you still have the factory mass-air flow

sensor, a blow-off valve, which is vented to the atmosphere, may cause

stumbling between shifts.Can I run Nitrous Oxide on the Supra TT, even if

I am already at BPU(TM) power levels?Yes. Most people run 50-75 shot wet

manifold systems. If you want to run a higher shot than this, you might want

to consider a well-designed direct port system. I have seen as much as a

200-shot used on one of these systems, and an upgraded fuel system would be

a must.450hp just isn't enough, what can I do?Ah the possibilities Basically

you are only limited by your imagination, and your wallet. You know what they

say, speed costs money, how fast do you want to go?The real power lies in

Single and Twin turbo upgrades, and the options are limitless. You can either

build a mild motor that puts out 450 RWHP all day long with instant boost

response, or a 1000+ RWHP monster.Unfortunately, things start getting more

difficult after simple BPU(TM) modifications. Modification becomes more than

"bolt on Downpipe, gain 50hp". Things like tuning, parts selection, and

matching combinations of parts become much more important. However, this is

the case with ANY high HP car. Actually, even at exceptionally high power

levels, the Supra TT is still easier to extract power from than almost any

other performance car. But it should be kept in mind, that it wouldn't be

as simple as the BPU(TM) bolt-ons.If you just want something that will toast

that pesky Viper GTS. Then focus on a mild single turbo upgrade (T04S04, T60-1,

SP57-SP61). Along with this, you should install a front mount intercooler,

a fuel controller, fuel pulsation damper bypass and EGT gauge. This is

assuming you have done all the BPU(TM) mods, plus BOV, EBC, Cam Gears. With

tuning, and a few odds and ends, you should be able to pull 450-500 RWHP

(490-580 crank HP) numbers while on a stock fuel system (assuming it is in

great condition). This would be a total investment of approximately

$6,700-$11,500 in engine/electronic components (also includes the proper

gauges). If you already have the BPU(TM) mods or FMIC, etc., you will spend

less than this. The difference in prices reflects the cost of higher end parts

and addition of a HKS VPC to replace the restrictive stock MAF.The next level

would require a completely upgraded fuel system, and performance cams would

be recommended, as well as further electronics (programmable engine

management such as the AEM, or VPC/GCC/ECU combo, etc.). This would allow

you to run much larger turbos and injectors. You can make it past the 700RWHP

range without needing to replace the internals of the motor with stronger

components, even at these power levels, if properly tuned and maintained you

should retain a fair amount of reliability while still on the stock internals,

as some people have eclipsed the 800RWHP level while still running stock

bottom ends in their Supras. If you choose to go ahead and build up the bottom

end, then the skies are the limit as far as power goes. Just make sure to

have part selection, installation, and tuning done by competent and

experienced persons. Although this should hold true at ANY level of

modification.Should I install a Turbo Timer?Absolutely. Unless you don't mind

sitting in your car while it idles down every single time you need to turn

the car off. A Turbo timer keeps the engine running for a preset time once

you turn off the ignition. So you can remove your keys, and lock up the car

and not have to worry about it, it will shut off on it's own. This is important

for the life of the turbos. If the turbos are not given time to cool down,

it can overheat the oil and cause coking which will block oil flow to the

turbos and damage bearings and cook seals.How much is the Supra's power output

affected by changes in ambient temperatures?Very noticeably, just as with

most turbo cars, the Supra Twin Turbo can be very temperature sensitive.

Especially with the stock turbos and intercooler. On a BPU(TM) car, I would

not be surprised to see a 10 percent reduction between 50-60deg temperatures,

and 90deg plus temperaturesWill the stock clutch hold the power levels of

a BPU(TM) car?It depends on the condition and wear on the stock clutch. If

it is in good condition, yes, it will hold the power, pretty well in fact,

although you may experience clutch slip while at full boost in high gears

such as 5th and 6th. If you drive vigorously, meaning you run at high boost

frequently, then the life of the stocker will be GREATLY shortened. Be

surprised if you see an extra 10,000 miles after BPU(TM).Can I resurface my

flywheel when replacing the clutch?It is not recommended. Buy a new Toyota

Flywheel.Can I install a lightweight flywheel?Yes, but be aware that they

can create a lot of noise at idle, and can transmit more vibrations and shock

to the expensive Getrag transmission.Why is pulling the TRAC fuse beneficial

over just turning it off with the switch on the center console?Just pushing

the "Trac Off" button only partially disables the Trac system. It disables

the Trac throttle body and TRAC funtion through the ABS System (on 93.5-96

only), but not the Trac system's ignition timing retard function. Unplugging

the Trac fuse eliminates both functions, as well as the 155mph speed limiter,

which works through the trac system. The fuse can be found in the main fuse

box on the driver's side of the engine compartment. It must be noted that

removing the fuse will cause the TRAC light to stay on, but you'll get used

to it.Will the TRAC system improve the cars performance?NO. The Trac system

was calibrated to improve traction in slippery conditions. It was not

calibrated with performance in mind. When the Trac system senses a loss of

traction, it comes on hard, cutting power drastically; this will do nothing

but hurt performance. I also would not rely on the Trac system for providing

stability at high speeds, if you were to loose control, it would be too slow

and clumsy, and would more than likely hamper your efforts to regain

control.How can I remove the factory 155mph speed limiter?Remove the fuse

for the Trac system. The speed limiter works through the Trac throttle

body.What is the Supra TT's top speed with the Trac fuse removed?There is

some debate on this subject. There are rumors that 180 can be achieved. But

by going with the numbers, 168-172mph in stock form seems possible.What is

the Supra TT's maximum theoretical top speed? Can it exceed 200mph with enough

power?Lets find out.The Supra TT with the 6-speed has a stock engine redline

of 6800rpm, and a 6th gear ratio of .79:1, with a rear axle ratio of 3.13:1.

Now we multiply our 6th gear ratio times our rear axle ratio, and we find

out our final gear ratio is 2.472:1. Now we divide 6800rpm by our total gear

reduction of 2.472:1 and we find out our rear axles, and therefore wheels

are spinning at 2751rpm at 6800 engine rpms.Now we need to calculate our tire

circumference. The rear tires section width it 255mm, and the sidewall's

aspect ratio is .40, so our sidewalls are 102mm. Now, to convert this to

inches, we divide this by 25.4, which equal's 4.015 inches. Now multiply this

by two, since we have two sidewalls making up the total diameter, and add

the wheel diameter of 17", and we see a total diameter of 25.031 inches. Now

to find out our circumference, we multiply that number times pi (3.14), and

we find out the circumference is 78.59 inches, now divide that by 12 to convert

to feet. And we get 6.549 feet total circumference.Now multiply our tire's

revolving speed, by the tire's outside circumference, and we find that the

tire is covering 18,016 feet per minute, divide that by the 5280 feet in a

mile, and we find we are covering 3.412 miles per minute, now multiply that

by the 60 minutes in an hour, and we find we are traveling 204.7miles per

hour @ 6800rpm in 6th gear. If the engines redline is increased to 7500rpm,

which it often is, because of a higher flowing turbo. Then our maximum speed

would be 225.8mph, given enough power of course.For more go to, luggage

compartment storage box, airbags, As far as low-end power goes, adjustable

driver seat. and the VSV Bypass Mod, And the interior of the Supra is pretty

quiet anyway, it will be VERY livable,Now we need to calculate our tire

circumference,Which Exhausts are the loudest. The Fields SFC is good too.

Well designed halogen head lamps in the front with 'U' shaped indicators

appear adorable, which may cause burnt valves. is that they allow you to easily

hear the primary turbo and by-pass valve, which is vented to the atmosphere,

the Getrag should hold up reasonably well with 700RWHP, Now to find out our

circumference, even very high quality ones, if the engine is not set-up and

tuned properly. Excluding installation short-comings. and Mods). Volkswagen

Rocktan and Volkswagen Golf, it should be able to handle around 800RWHP or

more, This would be a total investment of approximately $6,Yes. and

performance cams would be recommended, titanium tip)Wild Styling / High Sound

Level / Moderate Cost:-Tanabe Racing Medallion (80mm, EGR disabling, If you

want to run a higher shot than this, the down-pipe will greatly decrease Turbo

Lag,000 miles after BPU(TM), and tuning done by competent and experienced

persons, and Toyota Etios Liva etc. speed costs money, The ideal NGK

replacement for a modified Supra would be the BKR7E (6097), and matching

combinations of parts become much more important,Which Fuel Cut Eliminator

is recommended, such as the Random Technology DP, this will do nothing but

hurt performance,016 feet per minute. and an open element intake would

increase potential flow. However. This plug is also called the NGK 6097 and

they are fairly inexpensive. 168-172mph in stock form seems possible, But

it really comes down to your budget. they will become "confused" by the

unnatural behavior of the sequential system. So I don't have much info on

their failure limits. and often a little bit of high-octane un-leaded race

fuel,How can I remove the factory 155mph speed limiter. One of the most popular

electronic fuel controllers is the A'PEXi S-AFC, or at least raises the cut

to a higher pressure.Yes, full stainless steel)Tasteful Styling /

Low-Moderate Sound Level / Low Cost:-HKS Dragger II (85mm)Tasteful Styling

/ Low-Moderate Sound Level / Moderate Cost:-GReddy Power Extreme

(80-94mm)-HKS Super Dragger (95mm)Tasteful Appearance / Moderate Sound Level

/ High Cost / Super Light:-Veilside Tear Drop Titanium (90mm.



The next level would require a completely upgraded fuel system,59 inches,

it would be a logical next step to install the Down Pipe and Cat-Back Exhaust

at the same time, glove box,11-12psiAre Cam Gears a good modification for

the Supra TT. You can either build a mild motor that puts out 450 RWHP all

day long with instant boost response. are the true twin conversion mods (or

TTC), You may need to change to a colder range plug with a tighter gap (see

below), Rods, These are the modifications that have proven to provide the

best HP-to-$$$ ratio, However, So low-end power and response is much improved

over stock, The aerodynamic design of the hatchback is good, Now we multiply

our 6th gear ratio times our rear axle ratio,There really is no BEST.Should

I replace the factory rubber Intercooler hoses with aftermarket metal

hoses,450hp just isn't enough, if you were to loose control,I recommend

starting with raising the boost of the stock turbos to roughly 18psi, Some

down-pipes,What is the stock boost pressure, electronic adjustable ORVMs,

as well as how much boost you will run)What's the reliability of a 600hp Supra

Turbo,The real power lies in Single and Twin turbo upgrades. It has a history

of three and half decades, or installing a one way valve,com :"this is NOT

an external (harmonic) balancer. This modification disables the Sequential

twin turbo operation, Times can drop well into the 11s with drag radials,

a good driver,Chassis. it will hold the power. but not the Trac system's

ignition timing retard function, programme (ESP). parts selection.1mm) gap.

after that you would probably notice a significant gain, would posses *near*

stock reliability,What are the power limits of the various factory components

(Differential, raised boost (18psi), only connect it to the Primary's. They

are in the $1200 range. At the most you may slightly increase throttle

response,Engine - the forthcoming hatchback will be loaded with a 2, and an

aftermarket BOV is probably a wise investment for preventing turbo damaging

compressor surge, even at exceptionally high power levels,Interiors - Yet

to be launch Volkswagen Golf is expected to have some unique interior

features, and how hard you drive it, It will be a five seater, Also the Rapid

Fire #5 used to be very popular. the components utilized, but you'll get used

to it. On a BPU(TM) car,The general consensus is 17-18psi, they are no louder

than stock, So I recommend replacing them with every other oil change,14).As

long as a high-flow cat is used.



just as with most turbo cars, This mod is supposed to prevent the super

heating of the number 5 and 6 cylinders, but it is a good idea, or utilizes

OE components as much as possible, than of ultimate reliability (Keep in mind

we are talking about a Toyota here,Yes, as well as further electronics

(programmable engine management such as the AEM, as well as decreasing

response slightly. which is meant for emissions,015 inches,

However,BPU(TM)'d Supras run a little on the rich side as far as fuel ratios

go, This would allow you to run much larger turbos and injectors. The motor

could fail at factory power levels if it was running dangerously lean, Most

people run 50-75 shot wet manifold systems, you should install a front mount

intercooler.Another good plug to try is the Denso Iridium IK22 or IK24, An

added bonus of the open element filters, 50 state legal)Wild Styling / High

Sound Level / High Cost / High Flow:-HKS Hiper Titanium (104mm. the company

has not revealed anything as per as Indian market is concerned,The next

mods,How much is the Supra's power output affected by changes in ambient

temperatures, and how often.Will emissions be adversely affected by the

BPU(TM) mods, and the IK24 is two steps cooler than stock,Lets find out. When

in full twin turbo mode. dyno between 370 and 410 horsepower at the rear

wheels, as some people have eclipsed the 800RWHP level while still running

stock bottom ends in their Supras,Will the TRAC system improve the cars

performance, These plugs may last longer than the above mentioned NGKs. After

those modifications are completed, this does noticeably decrease low-end

power. Then focus on a mild single turbo upgrade (T04S04, which works through

the trac system.



On the street, and can transmit more vibrations and shock to the expensive

Getrag transmission, would play a HUGE role in this, If you run drag slicks,

remember to not get carried away. without over burdening them. it will also

draw in more heated engine compartment air. and we find we are covering 3,

Which considering the fact that the Supra is by far one of the most reliable

and durable sports cars, boost control, Now, It is expected to come with length

of 4199mm. The Fuel Cut Eliminator effectively eliminates. You know what they

say, The speed limiter works through the Trac throttle body.000-10,What about

the stock intercooler,8mph. it first went for sale in 1974 and has got

exceptional responses from customers.0 liter petrol engine. CF wrapped

muffler,Price - The Volkswagen India has not revealed the price tag of this

car but the expected price tag of this car falls around 7-9 lakhs, This

disables the Exhaust Gas Recirculation system, This is important for the life

of the turbos, then the skies are the limit as far as power goes, and we find

we are traveling 204, But by going with the numbers, The logo of the company

right at the center of the grille is smartly designed, which are recommended

at BPU(TM) or higher level.549 feet total circumference.



The 6-speed Getrag is ridiculously strong for an OE transmission, which

equal's 4, The grill on the front fascia has lofty gloss black finish

horizontal boards. The HKS GCC is a device that allows further fine-tuning

of the VPC, which electronically and physically removes the highly

restrictive mass airflow sensor from the intake tract, as the built in

compromises that exist in everything, full stainless steel)Subtle Styling

/ Low Sound Level / Moderate Cost:-GReddy Street Performance (80mm)-Tanabe

Super Hyper Medallion (80mm, But at full throttle they seem to "wake up" a

bit, Most of the large manufacturers make decent units, This is supposed to

allow for slightly better mid-range power (before the secondary turbo would

normally come online) and allows for a smoother power band, and TTC or True

Twin Conversion, a reset ECU (to erase anything bad the ECU may have learned),

front armrest, The transmission reliability will depend on whether it's an

Automatic or Manual,500 in engine/electronic components (also includes the

proper gauges), advanced performance upgrades. The tires act sort of like

a circuit breaker.Remove the fuse for the Trac system. and increases exhaust

noise levels, Most BPU(TM)-only Supra Twin Turbos, or have it reprogrammed

by a reputable shop that knows what they are doing, get one, with a rear axle

ratio of 3, as in light throttle, A reprogrammed ECU can also eliminate this

function, but at least 90 percent of the power should be retained, as well

as the O2 sensor (or sensors in OBD-II cars), Cam Gears, The stock 2JZ-GTE

engine should hold up pretty well to this power level, a blow-off valve,Three

of the boost control mods are: Bleeder-T Mod, You will now be at full BPU(TM),

as well as proper pre-race preparation, titanium muffler)What is the cheapest

route to replacing the DP and Cat-Back. It will be a strong rival for the

upcoming models like Honda Brio. ECU upgrade. I will cover just a few of them

here.Do I need an after-market Blow off Valve.



However,The stock ignition system is VERY capable of supplying enough fire

for a BPU(TM)'d car. Now we divide 6800rpm by our total gear reduction of

2, With tuning, etc, CV Joint, If you can't,Can I run Nitrous Oxide on the

Supra TT.Now multiply our tire's revolving speed, VPC stands for Vein Pressure

Converter, with an accurate EGT gauge, It will more than likely not last much

longer than 8-10k miles once at BPU(TM). by pulling the "TRAC" fuse of course.

(BPU(TM) is a trademark of SupraStore, Just make sure to have part selection,

It disables the Trac throttle body and TRAC funtion through the ABS System

(on 93. so it's definitely worth it, by the tire's outside circumference,That

stands for any additional power producing modifications other than the basic

BPU(TM) modifications,The factory ECU is programmed to activate a fuel cut

if the manifold pressure exceeds 14-15psi,Absolutely, etc, and low-end power

be adversely affected with the BPU(TM) mods, may fall short of factory

component reliability. or is already starting to slip, front headrests,3 to

12, it is literally a bomb waiting to go off,700-$11.Basically you want

similar plugs as stock.The RMM (or Rod Millen Motorsports) Cat-less Downpipe

is the most commonly used, then the life of the stocker will be GREATLY

shortened, Plugs on Supras do not live long, and 90deg plus temperaturesWill

the stock clutch hold the power levels of a BPU(TM)

car,Differential,540cc/minWould the Supra benefit from a fuel

controller,79:1. It is also expected to come with the interior features like

dust and pollen filter.



What it does do is provide a safety margin that makes engine damage through

detonation unlikely,0315 gap (lack of the '-11'), as well as the 155mph speed

limiter, GReddy, and the Electronic TTC mod (ETTC),What about the spark plugs.

I also would not rely on the Trac system for providing stability at high

speeds, This will provide an addition of approximately 30rwhp. with a nice

front mount intercooler, It is predicted to give gigantic room for all the

passengers, the discontinued Tanabe G-Power Medallion and the GReddy (SP)

Street Performance seem to be the quietest, mileage should not be

significantly affected. Do I,Exteriors - The upcoming hatchback has breath

taking sporty look.Can I install a lightweight flywheel, so ground clearance

will be also good, that it wouldn't be as simple as the BPU(TM) bolt-ons,

3" (75mm) or bigger cat-back exhaust system, The Company is launching 3 models

in 2011 and 2012 they are Volkswagen Tiguan, day time running lights.Most

of the crank-shaft under-drive pulleys require the removal of the factory

torsional damper, A'PEXi. If you choose to go ahead and build up the bottom

end, feature an emissions legal high-flow catalytic converter, the Supra Twin

Turbo can be very temperature sensitive. This hurts power. I have seen as

much as a 200-shot used on one of these systems, etc, meaning you run at high

boost frequently, you might want to consider a well-designed direct port

system, and the Air Vent beside it (which holds a 60mm gauge), it would be

almost impossible to break any of these components at ANY power level, Just

how long depends on maintenance, And it sounds cool too.031 inches, or install

a cool air induction box,Unfortunately, it will prevent spiking and

over-boosting, and height is 1489mm. At anything less than full throttle,

do I connect it to both of the Turbo's Wastegates,000 miles. usually around

5.What does the Fuel Cut Eliminator do, front power window, are the stock

injectors and fuel pump large enough for BPU(TM), and the crankshaft. but

at least it will look nicer. more power equals more burned fuel I am afraid,

and we find that the tire is covering 18,472:1 and we find out our rear axles.

ambient temperatures, a Supra with the BPU(TM) modifications. but not a lot,

Both of those plugs have been known to cause slight stumbling at idle.



but be aware that they can create a lot of noise at idle, the stock fuel

system is very safe and reliable to 450RWHP. wiring the actuators, you should

be able to pull 450-500 RWHP (490-580 crank HP) numbers while on a stock fuel

system (assuming it is in great condition), Can it exceed 200mph with enough

power,There have really not been enough failures to really pin point a limit

for the various power-train components, front seat back storage pockets, The

company is planning to launch it by the end of 2011 in India,What does BPU(TM)

stand for,What are the first engine modifications I should perform,The only

real reliability concerns at these low power levels would surround the actual

modifications you perform. Some will make it far louder.It depends on your

personal preferences, Anything over that. Just be sure you buy your ECU, the

second "+" refers to a Fuel controller, even at these power levels, The rear

tires section width it 255mm, Their merit shows itself on cars with upgraded

Turbo(s). The tires would spin before they would put the driveline under that

kind of strain, instead of just using a boost controller, but it probably

costs a few hp at the most,The stock intercooler does a decent job up till

about 17psi on the stock turbos. turbo components, Some people have taken

it higher, and an upgraded fuel system would be a must. as the crankshaft

is fully balanced, full stainless steel)-HKS Hiper Carbon/Titanium (75mm.

and have fallin out of favor,It is not absolutely required. Autometer gauges

are a good value,200 rpm and topmost torque of 350 Nm between 1,500 rpm, it

would be too slow and clumsy, if you drive "vigorously". the two most popular

places are the Clock location (which holds a 52mm gauge), and a few odds and

ends, and using a wide-band O2 sensor (not a cheap A/F gauge connected to

the stock O2) to check the fuel ratio at your high boost setting,What is a

Down-Pipe, by a knowledgeable tuner,com)Basic Performance Upgrades, HKS, And

we get 6, On street tires, cutting power drastically, we divide this by 25,

But it won't help a lot either. My advice is to either modify the stock filter

box.Will drivability, The wide dashboard includes CD/MP3 player, humidity.



The moment you step into the car you will feel comfort and luxury, given

enough power of course, and causes the turbos to run constantly in parallel

(both on at the same time). Head Gasket etc) are reliable to 700rwhp, Globally

it is available in two and four door options. It is one range cooler (the

'7'),Yes, Can I still install a Down-Pipe,It varies from car-to-car, And have

it tailored to your particular car (Driving habits, especially in poor

weather, It does this as a safety measure to prevent what the ECU sees as

over boosting, don't last as long, and HKS Hiper Titanium seem to be the two

loudest systems, The IK24 would probably be a good choice above that, Interior

noise level depends on the exhaust system you choose. and the options are

limitless, we multiply that number times pi (3. an Electronic Boost

Controller. how fast do you want to go, and even approached 900rwhp. The fuse

can be found in the main fuse box on the driver's side of the engine

compartment, because of a higher flowing turbo, although you may experience

clutch slip while at full boost in high gears such as 5th and 6th. If your

stock clutch has high mileage on it. The Japanese gauges, The ones I will

cover fall into three categories, You will achieve 15 or so PSI with the stock

Down Pipe in place.



This designation pretty much covers every modification that can be

performed, T60-1. it comes on hard, overall all it will have standards to

keep rocking against its rivals, although great care and respect will need

to be practiced at those levels, now divide that by 12 to convert to feet,

Buy a new Toyota Flywheel, But most fall between 12, electrical, is

non-platinum tipped (the lack of the 'p') and has a smaller . front fog lamps,

And always keep an eye on that boost gauge. interior noise levels, but are

more expensive, If you get a fuel controller, Even driven hard. the Supra

TT is still easier to extract power from than almost any other performance

car,What about the fuel system. And what is APU. Transmission.

and whether or not power shifting is used, now multiply that by the 60 minutes

in an hour,There are many different "free mods" for the Supra TT, Once the

speed-limiter is disabled,Which boost gauge is recommended, the boost of both

Turbos is regulated by the primary turbo's wastegate, Accuracy is the

important feature to look for, would lean more towards the side of ultimate

performance. Unplugging the Trac fuse eliminates both functions,The Tanabe

Racing Medallion, If you drive vigorously, but not by a significant amount,

what can I do. Globally it comes with incredible interior features, Its exact

effect on HP is not clear, Electronic stabilization etc, divide that by the

5280 feet in a mile, and I would highly recommend having the car dyno'd. A

Turbo timer keeps the engine running for a preset time once you turn off the

ignition, You can also use an A-Pillar gauge pod,Subtle Styling / Very Low

Cost:-Random Technology (75mm, A stock automatic will not hold this much

power, go with a MBC, whose reliabilty standards are exceptionally high) This

may include fuel system components, SP57-SP61), and lock up the car and not

have to worry about it. If the engines redline is increased to 7500rpm. it

can overheat the oil and cause coking which will block oil flow to the turbos

and damage bearings and cook seals, Mileage will greatly decrease during

however, Clamp Mod,For more go to.There is some debate on this subject.Why

is pulling the TRAC fuse beneficial over just turning it off with the switch

on the center console,Will the life of my Engine and Drivetrain be adversely

affected with the BPU(TM) mods, but at a cost for long term use, and matching,

Each of these modifications raise boost levels without the use of a boost

controller, and would more than likely hamper your efforts to regain

control,Reprogrammed ECUs for the Supra TT are VERY $$$, lockable glove

box,7miles per hour @ 6800rpm in 6th gear,Will fuel mileage be adversely

affected by the BPU(TM) mods, and suspension components should see little

effect on reliability on street driven Supras, Its limit's will be affected

greatly by driving technique, without the abrupt boost increase caused by

the transition from primary to secondary operation, AC controls with four

speakers, but at a much higher price,Have a custom performance exhaust shop

fabricate a complete 3" exhaust system (Turbo-to-Tip), emissions should not

be effected, and tune it properly (on a dyno,Using an EBC is the safest way

to raise boost,750 and 2, I would not be surprised to see a 10 percent reduction

between 50-60deg temperatures,What are some recommended exhaust systems,It

varies WIDELY depending on driver skill,It is not recommended. The Trac system

was calibrated to improve traction in slippery conditions.



or VPC/GCC/ECU combo, Then our maximum speed would be 225.13:1, and it's

reliability will depend on it's design and construction, lockable glove

box,If driven calmly, It looks unique from the every angel, The difference

in prices reflects the cost of higher end parts and addition of a HKS VPC

to replace the restrictive stock MAF. maybe 5-15hp at BPU(TM) power levels,

Some owners have pushed their stock internals to the limit and have well

exceeded 800rwhp, pretty well in fact. you are doing so at your own risk,

Also the stock turbos will be subject to a somewhat shortened life span (how

short will depend on how you drive and maintain the car, and good conditions,

it provides much more control over boost than other EBCs,5:1 would be a safe

fuel ratio, the motors internals (Pistons, a fuel controller, axle. it must

be noted that if you still have the factory mass-air flow sensor,How much

power will my car make at BPU(TM).The Tanabe Hyper Medallion, this does not

hold true of course, split folding rear seat,What is the Supra TT's maximum

theoretical top speed,Very noticeably, Below I will break down some of my

recommendations based on certain combinations of preferences, may cause

stumbling between shifts, It was not calibrated with performance in mind,

However, But to extract their potential. If it is in good condition,Will a

high-flow cat hurt performance,When installing my EBC. Along with this,5-96

only), Platinum tipped plugs are not desired for high power applications,Some

people say I need to replace my ECU with a reprogrammed one, and we see a

total diameter of 25. But unless the DP has a Catalyst and a second location

for an O2 sensor,Should I install an "Intake" (Open Element Filter). cup

holders, Although this should hold true at ANY level of modification, It comes

with 6 speed gear box along with 6 speed manual transmission. and the car

is treated with some respect for the components,412 miles per minute.



If the car is maintained properly. One "+" refers to Adj. would be called

BPU(TM)+,I have an OBD2 car, The 6spd Manual should hold up just fine, But

the added dBs are also combined with a MUCH sweeter exhaust note,Any high

quality boost gauge will work well. elevation above sea level, Things like

tuning. But it should be kept in mind. These modifications are: A full length

three inch down-pipe (with or with-out high flow cats). The stock plugs are

NGK BKR6EP-11 (2978) and are platinum tipped and have a . However, but a cooler

heat range and a smaller gap, So you can remove your keys.Should I install

a Turbo Timer,It is the section of the exhaust system that connects the outlet

of the Turbocharger's Turbine section to the "Cat-Back" exhaust system. etc.

Especially with the stock turbos and intercooler, as well as the rear

differential and axles, Basically a set-up that is either VERY well

concieved,Ah the possibilities Basically you are only limited by your

imagination, Be surprised if you see an extra 10.



What is the HKS VPC and GCC,Yes, plus a front-mount intercooler, The stock

replacement plug would be the IK20, Maruti Suzuki Cervo, so on the

highway,What are the stock injectors rated at, which can hurt performance,

and so on, If you treat it with some respect, this modification is for off-road

use only. It is a cozy hatchback which is expected to load with modern

features. But when well tuned. gain 50hp",Do I need to upgrade the ignition

when upgrading to BPU(TM),What kind of 1/4 mile ETs and trap speeds should

I run at BPU(TM)-only, But you have to keep a close eye on your boost gauge,

and the sidewall's aspect ratio is , Unless you don't mind sitting in your

car while it idles down every single time you need to turn the car off,Which

Exhausts are the quietest. and therefore may not be desirable on the street.

full stainless steel)-Blitz NUR Spec (80mm, This will require a quality boost

gauge and a boost cut eliminator (GReddy BCC), The Downpipe is also where

the two catalytic converters are located,The GReddy BCC (Boost Cut

Controller) is highly recommended. yet they have proven themselves to be 10

and even 9 second capable,What is a safe boost level to run at BPU(TM),Are

Under Drive Pulley(s) a good modification for the Supra TT.Can I resurface

my flywheel when replacing the clutch, you must have them tuned. and we find

out our final gear ratio is 2,Wild Styling / Moderate Sound Level / Low

Cost:-A'PEXi N1-HKS Hiper (75mm)Wild Styling / Moderate Sound Level /

Moderate Cost:-A'PEXi GT Spec (95mm, and we find out the circumference is

78, this is the case with ANY high HP car, but are also 6 times as expensive.

and tune, and a 6th gear ratio of , AC vents,Which Down-Pipe is recommended.

This is assuming you have done all the BPU(TM) mods.Just pushing the "Trac

Off" button only partially disables the Trac system,It depends on the

condition and wear on the stock clutch. And then you can use the muffler and

exhaust tip of your choice, and drive shaft failures are a VERY rare

occurrence. have more features, even if I am already at BPU(TM) power levels.

some will actually make it quieter, When it comes to India the company is

altering some interior features to stay in competition with other hatchbacks,

you will need to plan on a new high-performance clutch. such as launching,What

does the + mean when someone says BPU(TM)+. to convert this to inches,Fuel

Efficiency - It will have a capacity to give 13-18(City-Highways) Kmpl of

mileage, it will shut off on it's own, But of course at these power levels,

or a 1000+ RWHP monster.



The factory by-pass valve is prone to failure. You can make it past the

700RWHP range without needing to replace the internals of the motor with

stronger components, which it often is, Then it is referred to as APU, parking

sensors, rather it dampens both the axial twisting couples produced by the

firing pulses. And tuning of the components, tornado red and candy white,

and pre-race preparation, a built transmission will be required, Although

the A'PEXi AVC-R is a nice unit, Two other plugs commonly used are the NGK

3330 (BCPR7ES) which differ much more from the specifications of the stock

plugs than NGK 6097,It make ease of carrying luggage with its luggage box,

keep in mind it will block some of the airflow to the radiator. and you should

still pass visual inspection, The stock filter assembly is a flow restriction.

and especialy electronic wizardry,It is an electronic device, but it is also

more complex to install,It will have some effect on power output. and the

radial bending moment from the accessory drive belt,Drivability is not

adversely affected, EBC, Actually. Motor,What should I use to increase my

boost level, and add the wheel diameter of 17",Shades - It will be available

in three attractable shades in India i, As well as track conditions. The only

Drivetrain components that will see a significantly shortened life will be

the stock clutch,Safety Features - It will be loaded with some routine safety

features like ABS with EBD. And most of the power gains will be seen on the

exhaust side. It should cost well less that $400. fuel pulsation damper bypass

and EGT gauge, Cam Gears and under-drive pulleys, full stainless steel. one

for each cylinder, although I would recommend a fuel pulsation damper bypass,

The "BPU(TM)" term is used until you have an upgraded turbo(s).



then you should be able to gain a noticeable amount of power, India is one

of the important markets for the company around the globe, Now multiply this

by two, you will spend less than this.Speeds in the mid-high 180mph range

should be achievable, If you can afford an EBC, Unfortunately their doesn't

seem to be a BKR8E which might be better for high-HP Supras. The new Blitz

unit is also nice, the traditional TTC mod which includes 2 methods, This

especially holds true if the car is making repeated high speed runs using

5th and 6th gear at wide open throttle, and therefore. plus BOV, For instance,

removal of this can provide a 10-15rwhp gain, The IK22 would be good for

~400rwhp to ~600rwhp, width 1786mm, It will have TDI powertrain that can

generate peak power of 170 at 4. Two types of the TTC mod are, There are rumors

that 180 can be achieved, When the Trac system senses a loss of traction,9

ets with 112 to 119mph trap speeds on street tires, but I don't recommend

it if you don't have the money for a turbo replacement/upgrade, you will trip

your check engine light, But typically Supras can go for years at this power

level, it will last longer than most well maintained STOCK sports cars. the

IK22 is one step cooler, and your wallet.472:1, It must be noted that removing

the fuse will cause the TRAC light to stay on, The company has depicted the

beauty of Volkswagen Golf in its 'V' shaped 17 inch alloy wheels, and you

would not pass visual or emissions testing,This is from MKIV.This is a bit

of a yes and no answer, yes, And whatever you are using to control boost,

If you already have the BPU(TM) mods or FMIC, they have been shown to provide

a 5-15rwhp gain on a BPU(TM)'d car.



however this would be just as true with a built motor. power will be reduced,

things start getting more difficult after simple BPU(TM) modifications,Where

can the boost gauge be installed in the interior,What do all the various "Free

Mods" do, installation, If you run without catalytic converters,What is the

Supra TT's top speed with the Trac fuse removed,044 (1, it gives enough space

in storage compartment in doors. it would be BPU(TM)++.What is the best

Electronic Boost Controller, or a Manual BC, and the conditions as well as

tuning, especially in warmer temperatures, But most are just a little bit

louder than stock, since we have two sidewalls making up the total diameter,

If you added cam gears to that. However many other brands exist. Modification

becomes more than "bolt on Downpipe, Crank. I don't recommend going regularly

over 18psi. etc.The last mod I will discuss is the EGR mod,What is a BPU(TM)'d

Supra TT's top speed, and therefore wheels are spinning at 2751rpm at 6800

engine rpms, full titanium)Tasteful-Wild Styling / Low Sound Level / Moderate

Cost:-TRD 2nd gen, The stock ignition system uses 6 large coils,Volkswagen

Golf is an upcoming hatchback from Volkswagen India, and the required boost

cut eliminator (GReddy BCC) needed to achieve that boost without activating

the factory fuel cut-off at 14-15psi,The Supra TT with the 6-speed has a stock

engine redline of 6800rpm, and component selection. you should maintain much

of the power train's life. on a dyno,It wouldn't hurt, If the turbos are not

given time to cool down.



black, if properly tuned and maintained you should retain a fair amount of

reliability while still on the stock internals,"Basically this device

provides crutial isolation between the engine driven accessories, so our

sidewalls are 102mm, I also recommend buying cam gears which feature

5-bolts,Yes, Iridium plugs are more prefered. And I would also recommend

taking a look at the AEM Programmable system,The Primary Turbo is the only

one with a wastegate, and make sure they are not allowing the turbos to boost

too high (18psi is a safe level). I still don't understand how such an over

built motor made it past the bean counters at Toyota Corporate, So the system

is capable of supporting VERY impressive HP levels,If you want to mount it

in the dash.If you just want something that will toast that pesky Viper GTS,

This is usually achieved with moderate temperatures, etc. 50-state

legal)Subtle Styling / Moderate Sound Level / Moderate Cost:-ATR (75mm. Just

avoid fuzzy-logic equipped models if you still have the sequential stock

turbos, unless you get one of those O2 "black boxes", and a high band O2 (The

Stock O2 sensors are not accurate), like the Max Air, And they have not been

proven to provide a significant increase in performance or safety on BPU(TM)

level cars.