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CSG Mike 07-21-2020 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by solidsnake11 (Post 3351085)
And one has auto pilot and the other needs an old school experienced driver.

Should do pretty well considering its using 705 gs of air
Which susposed to equal 750rwhp but I have no idea if it has that. Flat foot shifts are super fast.

Have you driven anything running high boost (30+ psi) and significant intercooling before? It's not about how quick you shift. Pressure has to be rebuilt. Alternatively, you can just live with destroying turbos regularly and/or blowing off charge pipes (and by default losing the pull).

CSG Mike 07-21-2020 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by 86TOYO2k17 (Post 3351053)
How hard does the supra pull on the BRZ 60-130, and what power level to make the brz pull on the supra 60-130?

My supra does 60-130 in low 7's. The BRZ does 60-130 mid 15's.

I'd guess the BRZ would need to be north of 600whp with a corresponding transmission, driveshaft, differential, and axles, along with drag radials, just to be even with the Supra.

Even then, those would be very abusive shifts, anti-lag, etc.

CSG Mike 07-21-2020 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Dirty Harry (Post 3351055)
A couple of questions.

1. Hypothetical:

If you had to keep one and sell one, which one would you keep? Assuming you got a refund/decent price for either car taking the $$$ value out of the equation. I guess I’m asking which is your favourite.

2. Which is the better value for money in your opinion? It sounds like you’ve put a bit of money into the BRZ. Is it worth it for the performance gains or are you better off going with a factory solution like the Supra?

1. I'd sell the BRZ; the Supra's ceiling is simply higher for a street car. At an extreme unlimited budget level, the BRZ's ceiling is higher.

2. The Supra is a better value, even at more than 2x the price, if and only if you plan on modding it. 600+hp with less than $2000 put in is very real with the Supra.

CSG Mike 07-21-2020 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by solidsnake11 (Post 3351095)
I have did 130mph in 5.3 seconds in the 1/8 from a dead stop.

Sounds like you already know the advantages of an auto vs manual then!

CSG Mike 07-21-2020 11:57 PM

Quite the build there!

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Originally Posted by solidsnake11 (Post 3351101)
I was talking more about 550hp against 700hp and on the street.

With the 75mm turbo I didn't notice any boost drop while flat foot shifts.

Try turning off other channels so you can get your polling rate up, and you'll see the drops.

Compare MAF vs MAP readings to validate actual flow.

CSG Mike 07-21-2020 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by solidsnake11 (Post 3351095)
I have did 130mph in 5.3 seconds in the 1/8 from a dead stop.

That would translate to roughly 8.4 at 160 in the 1/4 :confused0068::confused0068::confused0068:

Light years faster than the fastest A90's out there.

EAGLE5 07-22-2020 12:41 AM

600HP sounds great. Cruising at 60 then drop the hammer. How long until the boost kicks in, yo? How long until the acceleration hits hard? A second? Downshift, revs build, boost builds, then blam?

CSG Mike 07-22-2020 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by EAGLE5 (Post 3351112)
600HP sounds great. Cruising at 60 then drop the hammer. How long until the boost kicks in, yo? How long until the acceleration hits hard? A second? Downshift, revs build, boost builds, then blam?

On the A90? in 4th at 60, per logs, from a sustained full lift to full power is typically 0.18 to 0.22 seconds. Transient is faster since there's less pressure to build and the turbo is already spinning much faster.

I also have rolling launch, so I have full boost without accelerating, and can launch with zero spoolup time.

fatoni 07-22-2020 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by CSG Mike (Post 3351017)
You can, but a fast manual car, all else equal, will be faster auto.

For the same reason, a 550whp A90 supra will pull on a 700whp A80 supra.

is it possible to make that much power carb legal on an a90? I just sold my brz for a c6 to make that kind of power...still have the elise though

CSG Mike 07-22-2020 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by fatoni (Post 3351315)
is it possible to make that much power carb legal on an a90? I just sold my brz for a c6 to make that kind of power...still have the elise though

The only CARB legal power is stock. However, you can make maybe 20hp less on a stock cat compared to catless... and still pull on a C6Z with ease.

konohateo 07-23-2020 02:10 PM

Would the stock exhaust system (with cat deleted ) of the brz affect much in terms of both performance and reliability standpoint?

mistople 07-23-2020 02:52 PM

Which car is more fun to drive and why?

EAGLE5 07-23-2020 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by CSG Mike (Post 3351287)
On the A90? in 4th at 60, per logs, from a sustained full lift to full power is typically 0.18 to 0.22 seconds. Transient is faster since there's less pressure to build and the turbo is already spinning much faster.

I also have rolling launch, so I have full boost without accelerating, and can launch with zero spoolup time.

Thanks for the answer, Mike. A90, yes. Hiw about cruising in 8th then drop the hammer. Already having shifted to 4th doesn't count. I want to know response from off boost and off gear since that's where I am most of the time on the street. I read the transmission can shift from 8th to 4th no problem. 200ms, but then that will probably delay building boost even more. Responsiveness compared to an EV is what I care about.

EAGLE5 07-23-2020 03:41 PM

Stock top gear 50 to 70 is 2.8 seconds. Model y is 2 seconds. Do mods knock a half second off that, or is it a lot of shift time?


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