1994 Toyota Supra Turbo Built 1000 Hp E85 Flex Fuel Pro Efi Roll Cage on 2040-cars
El Paso, Texas, United States
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1994 Toyota Supra original turbo 6-speed targa top with only 57,631
miles. Fully built at Saad Racing in Scottsdale AZ. Tuned by Jason
Siebels the owner of Pro-EFI. This car is the poster child for Pro-EFI
Supra's as can be seen below in the Pro-EFI traction control video.
Fully built 3.0 2JZ-GTE with Precision 67-66 Turbocharger. True
Flex-Fuel Vehicle can run on 91 Octane or ANY mix of E85 with 5 boost
settings ranging from 11-33 PSI setting 1: 510 rwhp, setting 3: 721
rwhp, and setting 5: 877 rwhp. Saad Racing's number is (480) 264-2030. This car could easily
be made to produce more HP but I think it would be silly because it
comes into full boost before 4k RPM which is really early spool time, It
has big HP without the big turbo lag that typically goes along with
these cars which makes it a perfect street car especially with the
6-speed and the traction control that does not kill power just simply
makes it controllable. This car was Saad's personal car for 13 years
before I purchased it from him. I can not do this car justice over the
internet it is a must see in person, I guarantee you will not be
disappointed. Traction Control Video from the Pro EFI website:
http://proefi.com/info/media/proefi-vide os/ 1/4 mile run on smaller
turbo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsOUFjvxO aU Walk around video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/y282gqt6yncmuqk/MOV00924%20%281%29.MPG
For any questions please call or text Tommy at (573) 337-3188 |
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