Less than a month ago, we had the chance to watch the new Toyota Supra in North American configuration do a test run on the dyno. The results were somewhat shocking, showing the Japanese sports coupe delivers 339 bhp and 427 pound-feet at the wheels versus 335 bhp and 365 lb-ft at the crank as listed by the automaker. Today, we are able to find out the exact power numbers of the Euro-spec Supra, and they are equally stunning.
Gallery: 2019 Toyota Supra (Euro-spec)
The folks over at CarThrottle took a Supra to what is believed to be the first dyno test of the model here in the United Kingdom. Before you dive in into the video above, let us remind you the factory numbers of the European Supra – 335 bhp and 369 lb-ft. Simply put, the torque rating is a tad bigger on the Old Continent and it’s important to note that we are talking about the 3.0-litre engine (codenamed BMW B58B30) and not the 2.0-litre four-banger that’s available in some markets.
This engine is quite capable:
Well, we have to say we expected this but we are still thrilled – the Euro-spec Supra pushes out 376.6 bhp at the wheels with torque in the region of 410 lb-ft. That’s a completely stock motor and a few small tweaks like a new exhaust, a larger intercooler, and a remap should easily boost these numbers to well above 400 – for both the power and torque (in bhp and lb-ft). Keep in mind that these figures are calculated by assuming the percentage of loss from the transmission and drivetrain. We’ll let you make the conclusion for yourself but all we can say is that the new Supra is shaping up like a tuner’s dream.
Source: CarThrottle