a basically stock supra cannot bet a stock mr2 turbo in the quarter mile. I own two 89 supra turbo and a 91 mr2 turbo, and the mr2 definitely has the weight advantage, and better traction because of the mid engine design. But what the supra has that the mr2 lacks is top end power and the...
stay down around 11-12 psi at the most on a basically stock system, anything over 14 psi on the ct26 and you're putting your turbo and engine in danger of running too lean. Don't want to risk your engine's death for just 2-3 more psi, it isn't worth it.
I believe the SE (sorry edition) models were only made in 95 due to the fact that the sales of the MK4 supra were going downward and toyota needed to lower the price on them. So to combat the poor sales what they did was created this model, which is basically a N/A stripped of all the options...
I have three mk3 turbos, one 87 and two 89, and they all have the ma71 vin number. My old 86.5 n/a had a ma70 vin number. Best way to tell is the intercooler in front.
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