01-18-2008, 02:18 AM | #1 |
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98 Supra to 550HP?
Any idea how much this woud cost? at the moment I am just looking around for supra's but have a found a '98 one that looks pretty good. anyway, would these parts get the supra to 500 HP?
adjust cam timing adjust turbo timing and boost add intercooler get bigger fuel injectors add air filter install exhaust system any ideas? im kinda new to the idea of car mods. all replies appreciated. |
01-18-2008, 11:40 AM | #2 | |
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Getting an mkiv TT to 500hp (425rwhp) probably won't too hard/expensive (depending on the mileage on the engine & turbos), especially if it's a 6spd. I'd estimate at least $2000 for parts and $1000 for labor, including fmic, exhaust, and gauges. If you're looking for 500rwhp, the only practical way to get there is a single turbo upgrade. This takes the prices up to $7K for parts and about $2500 for labor. You can't do this using the mods you listed above. All this assumes the Supra you're starting with is in great condition, and has been properly maintained. Lastly, note that you won't need to upgrade the injectors for 500hp or 550rwhp. The oem 550cc injectors do just fine up to about 550rwhp (645hp at the crank) through a 6spd (assuming they're clean, good fuel filter, good oem pump, etc.). Why did your mods list include getting bigger fuel injectors??????
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01-19-2008, 12:52 PM | #3 |
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im kinda unsure
thanx. fuel injectors... i just assumed they would be needed. im quite new to all this stuff and what is the difference between rwhp and hp? sorry im used to kw. and i means 550hp or about 400kw. sorry for the confusion and thnx for your help.
and yea the twin turbo im talking about. that has about 320 hp stock. also, would mucking around with the turbo timing, etc car tuning add extra power to the car? and is it possible to do it without a profesional or would that be recommended? thanx so much for ur time. oh yea and what i've been looking at has around 60 - 100,000 km's (40,000 - 60,000 miles). and 98 models i think are best. Last edited by pwpanas; 01-19-2008 at 01:59 PM. |
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mkiv.com ...and here: MKIV.Com Home of the MKIV Toyota Supra Quote:
Why do you think 98 models are best?
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01-20-2008, 04:55 AM | #5 |
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thanx again
hey, thanx for all your info. yea adjusting the turbo sounds like a good idea. 470hp sounds nice for that cost. what would the expected cost be to get it to about 550hp compared to about 750/800? just wondering.
and i just like '98 models. also, in general they have less miles on them and in better condition. and that web link was great. (mkiv.com) thnx |
01-21-2008, 08:47 AM | #6 |
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Again, do you mean 750hp at the crank, or 750rwhp (at the wheels)? Cost difference is night-and-day...
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01-22-2008, 01:24 AM | #7 |
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not rwhp. at the crank. i will use the correct terms now., hp or rwhp. so approx. prices on those possible mods?
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01-23-2008, 04:57 AM | #8 |
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750hp = 637.5 through a 6spd. Getting an Mkiv TT to 637.5rwhp isn't too tough. You'll need a full fuel system (about $2K), a full turbo upgrade kit ($4K-$5K), a good FMIC (about $1500), exhaust ($500-$2000), clutch ($2K), ecu upgrade (eg MAP ecu) about $1K, and rims&tires to transfer all that new hp to the road (about $3K). You'll also need about $3K+ in labor to install all of this and get it tuned.
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01-23-2008, 09:56 AM | #9 |
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thanx.
wat about 550hp?
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01-23-2008, 10:15 AM | #10 |
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ok
sorry that last reply was rather short. ok, so if i moded it to 750 hp, would i need race fuel or anything? and would that become uneconomcial as a road car for travelling? because i dont want to have to spend 1000's of $$$ on race fuel.
also, just wondering how much $$$ to get it up to 550 - 650hp at crank. couple of grand? thnx for ur patience. martin |
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