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Boosting the MKIV Supra


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Hey all i have a Mint/Stock MKIV. and i have some question's..

 

I know about turbo's and stuff but i know nothing about the Supra.

 

I dont want to go bigger turbo and i dont wanna put a Stand Alone System on.(as i wont be keeping the car long) But how can i squeeze more power out of the car?

 

Uptill what boost does the standerd turbo's make positive power? My Feul pressure is still Stock so buy increaseing it i will beable to accomodate the extra boost. i will run the car on a wideband just to be sure.

 

@ what point will the ECU start giving me shit..

 

Thank y'all in Advance!

 

ST1

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Search BPU and all will be revealed

 

 

this car is already boosting 1.2Bar and making near 300kw's

 

Okie so how do we get passed this fuel cut?

 

PS: thats a very gewd Artcle...

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Then you're as far as you can go on stock turbo's.

 

It ran fine on the Dyno, but on the Open road when i go Above 5000rpm FUEL CUT.

 

What are the stock Turbo's on these car's?(got any pic's) is the actuator adjustable wanna turn down the boost Feul cut is pissing me off

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You need FCD, but if you are running 1.2 bar already you have to have one anyway, as at stock car you would be cut out at 1 bar. Could you say, what mods you did to your car?

 

3 seconds @ 1.2 bar and the car cuts out...

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