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Joe240 wrote
Dynos within this thread are EU spec and are showing powers similar to the US spec Z4 M40i. If memory serves me correct, around 360whp and 415wtq.
Hi Joe,

I didn't read all 95 pages.

- So there is a dyno of a Supra in the states that shows 339rwhp and 427 ft lbs. (car and driver link above)

- Your own dyno test showed a peak of 373.5 rwhp and 425 ft lbs (North American spec M40i)

- I'm assuming that the 376hp Supra dyno posted by Supra93 a few posts back includes a factor to convert the dyno to crank hp? Otherwise the two Supra dynos are quite different.

I am interested to see a dyno of the Euro spec M40i but for that drag test to show a .5 sec advantage to the Supra means the M40i had to be down a significant amount of power. ......not that Car Wow's results are very scientific.

I don't see this as a rivalry at all; they are basically the same car after all. I am excited for the increased aftermarket activity for both cars that having the Supra will undoubtably generate. I'm also curious to decipher what BMW actually did with the tunes on the three (four?) different setups.

Cheers,
Dave
supra93 wrote
All of the following VINs shows 285kw or 382hp.

https://www.supramkv.com/threads/2020-toyota-supra-vin-numbers.1469/page-3
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020384
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020385
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020386
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020387
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020388
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020389
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020390
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020391
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020392
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020393
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020394
  • WZ1DB0C09LW020395
According to BMW; Image hosted on: cdn.bimmerpost.com

so I'm not sure where the claim that there are B58B30O1 Supra's comes from?

...and if all Supras had the 382hp version then why did the Car and Driver dyno show less hp than Joe's M40i?

.....there still seems to be a fair bit of confusion on the whole thing

Dave
DPelletier wrote
According to BMW; Image hosted on: cdn.bimmerpost.com

so I'm not sure where the claim that there are B58B30O1 Supra's comes from?

...and if all Supras had the 382hp version then why did the Car and Driver dyno show less hp than Joe's M40i?

.....there still seems to be a fair bit of confusion on the whole thing

Dave
There are 12 test cars with the B58B30O1. This has nothing to do with the EU Supra vs EU Z4 race..
ynguldyn wrote
So, I have a request for whoever has connections in the Supra circles. Please tell those guys that all that BS by Toyota engineers about 335hp being just the right amount of power for the car was just that - BS. The 385hp version (matching the US Z4 M40i) is coming. It will be sold in the U.S. and the countries not subject to Euro emissions regulations: Korea, Japan, Russia, Gulf states.
Future BMW models information

https://www.supramkv.com/threads/bmw-insider-385-hp-supra-model-is-coming.1785/
^Yup, according to bimmerpost insider its happening.

Anytime
I think everyone is missing some things here. My Dyno of the M40i May show higher numbers than the Supra Dyno, but these numbers are mute because they were takin at different environmental conditions (ambient temp, cooling fan setup, humidity, altitude, etc.). While they give a relative idea, mine showing more HP doesn’t equate to faster times.

Look at that drag race for instance. Off the line, BMW tunes for more wheel spin than the Supra. And from a roll, the Supra pulls at higher RPM which is why it took a minute before it started pulling the M40i. The tunes were made for different environments all together. The Supra is meant more for the autocross/track where it’s more likely to stay in higher RPM. The M40i is a cruiser where it’ll spend most of its time in the low to mid RPM.

The fact the EU Supra beat the EU M40i doesn’t surprise me because of this. Sure the US M40i puts out more HP, but that still doesn’t equate to faster. The US M40i might be faster 0-60 and in the quarter, but I still wouldn’t be surprised if the Supra edged ahead. I do think the times should be much closer together though and until the Supra starts delivery stateside we won’t know.

I will say this, my Dragy showed me 4.1 0-60 with a quarter of 12.35 which is much closer to what the Supra put down for that drag race. To me, it only makes sense that Toyota published the power figures of the stock engine on BMW tuning, but they most likely tuned it to hit higher target values after the fact because they’d be crucified for letting a convertible clone be the faster of the two all the time (JDM bois are ruthless I’ve noticed).
Joe240 wrote
I think everyone is missing some things here. My Dyno of the M40i May show higher numbers than the Supra Dyno, but these numbers are mute because they were takin at different environmental conditions (ambient temp, cooling fan setup, humidity, altitude, etc.). While they give a relative idea, mine showing more HP doesn’t equate to faster times.

Look at that drag race for instance. Off the line, BMW tunes for more wheel spin than the Supra. And from a roll, the Supra pulls at higher RPM which is why it took a minute before it started pulling the M40i. The tunes were made for different environments all together. The Supra is meant more for the autocross/track where it’s more likely to stay in higher RPM. The M40i is a cruiser where it’ll spend most of its time in the low to mid RPM.

The fact the EU Supra beat the EU M40i doesn’t surprise me because of this. Sure the US M40i puts out more HP, but that still doesn’t equate to faster. The US M40i might be faster 0-60 and in the quarter, but I still wouldn’t be surprised if the Supra edged ahead. I do think the times should be much closer together though and until the Supra starts delivery stateside we won’t know.

I will say this, my Dragy showed me 4.1 0-60 with a quarter of 12.35 which is much closer to what the Supra put down for that drag race. To me, it only makes sense that Toyota published the power figures of the stock engine on BMW tuning, but they most likely tuned it to hit higher target values after the fact because they’d be crucified for letting a convertible clone be the faster of the two all the time (JDM bois are ruthless I’ve noticed).
I hear what you're saying and one dyno run each is hardly going to tell us everything. I have a bit of a drag racing background too and in order for that Supra to pull that Z4, it was making more power.....it isn't about 50 lbs, a bit of wheelspin or the difference in how the Z8 is set up. At the end of the day, that Supra was making more power.....for whatever reason. I agree with you that the your car (or mine) and a Supra will likely be much closer. We should end up on top but who knows. .....I guess I'm just surprised that BMW would tune what is supposed to be the same engine (-M1) differently the two cars.

Time will tell, I suppose. Of course the Supra guys are all pumped about them getting the -O1 shortly. ....if so, it must be because it makes more power....otherwise, why bother?


Dave
Heads up, Flipped on the tube this morning and in our dvr recorded que is the new Motorweek and the Supra is reviewed and tested, didn’t watch it yet because waiting for the wife to wake up.
A little bit of markup ?

Toyota Dealer Asks $100K For Supra Launch Edition Because Capitalism http://flip.it/Due0._
N54Yankee wrote
Heads up, Flipped on the tube this morning and in our dvr recorded que is the new Motorweek and the Supra is reviewed and tested, didn’t watch it yet because waiting for the wife to wake up.
I seen it so won't spoil it for you. But BMW is referenced quite a bit in the review.
Gangplank wrote
A little bit of markup ?

Toyota Dealer Asks $100K For Supra Launch Edition Because Capitalism http://flip.it/Due0._
I hope the car catches fire on their lot and they forgot to insure it.
NickyC wrote
I hope the car catches fire on their lot and they forgot to insure it.
That's such a waste of a Supra though
Most likely I'd want it to sit for a year and they end up selling it for 12% off msrp
pikkagtr wrote
That's such a waste of a Supra though
Most likely I'd want it to sit for a year and they end up selling it for 12% off msrp
Ok much better. :)
pikkagtr wrote
NickyC wrote
I hope the car catches fire on their lot and they forgot to insure it.
That's such a waste of a Supra though
Most likely I'd want it to sit for a year and they end up selling it for 12% off msrp
I've never worked in a (conventional) dealership, but I imagine there is some value in just having one on the lot. I imagine people call and the dealer could say "I have one in my showroom, come on down." Then it's on the sales team to convert the body through the door into a sale. Perhaps that means a deposit on a Supra arriving later. Perhaps that means a different car model altogether gets sold.

In summation, I don't think the dealer actually thinks they are going to get that much over MSRP. I think they just want to keep one in stock.
Has this thing gotten any actual track numbers yet? Didn’t read this whole thread but I’m waiting to see times from the usual tracks like Laguna, VIR, Ring...
So they should be here soon right? Towards the end of the month I guess?
NickyC wrote
So they should be here soon right? Towards the end of the month I guess?
Launch Day(Toyota is not letting customers take delivery until then) for the Launch Editions is the 22nd of July
Cliffnote version please...the Supra's landing on US lots now come with 382hp or are they detuned and we have to wait later in the MY for the 382?
Thanks