Boost Logic Claims Word's Fastest Supra - 1/4 Mile In 7.5 @ 190 MPH
#1
03-24-2010, 07:21 PM
Boost Logic Claims Word's Fastest Supra - 1/4 Mile In 7.5 @ 190 MPH
Wow! I guess we should stop making fun of Toyota.
YouTube - Boost Logic World's Fastest Supra 7.59@189
Source: http://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-new...h-ar86921.html.
YouTube - Boost Logic World's Fastest Supra 7.59@189
This Toyota Supra, which was built by Boost Logic and fully tuned by Tuning Concepts, ran at such staggering speeds at the recently-concluded TX2K10 National Supra Meet we still couldn’t believe that it blasted off in speeds that even a Nissan GT-R and a Corvette ZR1 couldn’t match.
The Supra registered a quarter-mile run in just 7.59 seconds at a recorded speed of 190 mph. For comparisons sake, GT-R posted a same-distance time of 11.6 seconds at over 120 mph while the ZR1 clocks in at 11.3 seconds at 131 mph. That’s a difference of about four seconds in time, which, in the fast paced world of sports car tuning, is an astoundingly huge margin.
The Supra registered a quarter-mile run in just 7.59 seconds at a recorded speed of 190 mph. For comparisons sake, GT-R posted a same-distance time of 11.6 seconds at over 120 mph while the ZR1 clocks in at 11.3 seconds at 131 mph. That’s a difference of about four seconds in time, which, in the fast paced world of sports car tuning, is an astoundingly huge margin.
Last edited by Barrister; 03-24-2010 at 07:26 PM.
#5
03-24-2010, 11:14 PM
No, we should mock them relentlessly for not having made a car like that in over a decade.
Cars like the Supra don't become the thing of legends by accident. It takes vision, commitment, and balls to produce such a car. In their quest to become GM, Toyota hasn't had that sort of stuff for a good long while.
It's also worth noting that pioneers like Paisley were not far off that time a decade ago, in some cases on stock bottom end 2JZs.
YouTube - Craig Paisley at HRP 2000
Cars like the Supra don't become the thing of legends by accident. It takes vision, commitment, and balls to produce such a car. In their quest to become GM, Toyota hasn't had that sort of stuff for a good long while.
It's also worth noting that pioneers like Paisley were not far off that time a decade ago, in some cases on stock bottom end 2JZs.
YouTube - Craig Paisley at HRP 2000
#10
03-26-2010, 03:13 PM
Sick car.. About time someone stepped up and took Titan out.. Its good for everyone.. Now they have to get off their ass and take that record back which i dont doubt is going to happen..