Toyota Supra -95 Non turbo upgrade!

Supraboy_ · 01-07-2006, 01:55 AM

Hey. I have resently bought a Toyota Supra -95 non turbo and i like it alot in every way.
But i was wondering what more i can do to it to increase my HP.
What kind of modds can I do to it more then Camgears and Exhaust?
What kind of Exhaust and camgears is good for my toyota ?
Does NOS destroy you engine if u put it in ??

Thanks // Supraboy

Big Jimbo · 01-07-2006, 03:56 AM

I would look into different cams, exhuast/headers, different aircleaner, if your an auto. i'd go with a stall converter.

Does NAWZ blow your engine up? No, but you can if you install it wrong or spray too much/long. If you plan to run nitrous all the time, i would look into getting your computer tuned to add more fuel in the mixture because nitrous tends to lean out the air/fuel mixture. If your air/fuel mixture is too lean, you can burn holes in your piston (VERY BAD and will cause you to have to rebuild your motor)

I would go with a small turbo of some sort. Maybe a turbo off of another car/supra

pwpanas · 01-07-2006, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Big Jimbo

...Does NAWZ blow your engine up? No, but you can if you install it wrong or spray too much/long. If you plan to run nitrous all the time, i would look into getting your computer tuned to add more fuel in the mixture because nitrous tends to lean out the air/fuel mixture. If your air/fuel mixture is too lean, you can burn holes in your piston (VERY BAD and will cause you to have to rebuild your motor)...

Agreed. Also for larger shots of nitrous you need to be able to retard your ignition timing...and be prepared to spend lots of time on the dyno TUNING the resulting setup.

SKILMATIC · 01-08-2006, 01:00 AM

All good info here. Also just some more insight a 50shot is known to not cause any damage to any stock motor. Its basically a rule of thumb with tuners. Also IMO if you are going to go nitrous the most efficeint and safest way of delivery in a fuel injected motor would be a wet kit. Alot of people go dry because its cheap, but dont do that. Some also go direct port but the best proven way to go is wet kit. You can get a simple wet kit for just under 400 by NX or NOS.

However, I would still consult a professional tech at NX for your what you want.

01-07-2006, 01:55 AM	#1
Supraboy_ Stock Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 1	Toyota Supra -95 Non turbo upgrade! Hey. I have resently bought a Toyota Supra -95 non turbo and i like it alot in every way. But i was wondering what more i can do to it to increase my HP. What kind of modds can I do to it more then Camgears and Exhaust? What kind of Exhaust and camgears is good for my toyota ? Does NOS destroy you engine if u put it in ?? Thanks // Supraboy

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01-07-2006, 03:56 AM	#2
Big Jimbo Stock Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 5	I would look into different cams, exhuast/headers, different aircleaner, if your an auto. i'd go with a stall converter. Does NAWZ blow your engine up? No, but you can if you install it wrong or spray too much/long. If you plan to run nitrous all the time, i would look into getting your computer tuned to add more fuel in the mixture because nitrous tends to lean out the air/fuel mixture. If your air/fuel mixture is too lean, you can burn holes in your piston (VERY BAD and will cause you to have to rebuild your motor) I would go with a small turbo of some sort. Maybe a turbo off of another car/supra

01-08-2006, 01:00 AM	#4
SKILMATIC 3" Exhaust Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 221	All good info here. Also just some more insight a 50shot is known to not cause any damage to any stock motor. Its basically a rule of thumb with tuners. Also IMO if you are going to go nitrous the most efficeint and safest way of delivery in a fuel injected motor would be a wet kit. Alot of people go dry because its cheap, but dont do that. Some also go direct port but the best proven way to go is wet kit. You can get a simple wet kit for just under 400 by NX or NOS. However, I would still consult a professional tech at NX for your what you want.