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Old 01-25-2009, 10:30 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by sezar View Post
i have a twin turbo mkiv supra with 100k miles on it

i want to make this car gor for 600 hp max with single turbo setup on pump gas with 98 octan gas

my question is:- does this makes the supra go for 600 hp and if not what do i need with this setup to go for 600 hp and after the single turbo upgrade do i need brakes upgrade and suspention or what do i need ?
and thanke u all and i wish u a nce day

and what is th cost of the single turbo and the other parts that i need in u.s dollars and what turbo i should take for an option and what does it cost
1) Do you mean 98 motor octane or 98 research octane?

2) Are you talking about 600hp at the crank, or at the wheels?

You don't need to upgrade the brakes or suspension to get more horsepower. The only application I'd recommend upgrading the brakes and suspension for is if you're planning to roadrace...and even then, you'd need to be roadracing at a very competitive level to need more than the very-capable oem mkiv tt brakes and suspension.

3) What is your application? Roadrace? Daily driver? Drag racing? Drifting? Autocross? Show? etc...
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