Darin's Supra E85 Street Driving

[Nith]

I love this guys Supra!

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[spillige]

in my opinion best sounding and toughest engine to ever come out of japan

[xoom]

in my opinion best sounding and toughest engine to ever come out of japan

thats probably bcuz u havent stuck ur head under ur own bonnet :P :P :P :P 1ZZFE FTW !!!!!!!!!

[jaderd]

unreal...3:25 looks like it threw a cat out of the exhaust lol

[Hiro]

in my opinion best sounding and toughest engine to ever come out of japan

Hear ed_jza80's 1UZ Supra and then eat your words. Sounds like a freaking V8 Supercar.

[xoom]

in my opinion best sounding and toughest engine to ever come out of japan

Hear ed_jza80's 1UZ Supra and then eat your words. Sounds like a freaking V8 Supercar.

this man speaks with wise words .......

[spillige]

1zzfe minilift ftw i prefer the scream/roar of a twincam 6 on the other hand 1uz is tougher than 2jz

[Ascendant Rice]

why would u fill it up with 85% ethanol

[Hiro]

why would u fill it up with 85% ethanol

1) E85 is readily available in the US (you can tell the original clip is from the US because the car is left-hand-drive

2) 105 octane rating

Ethanol-blended fuels are becoming more and more a standard rather than an option, and there's nothing wrong with alcohol as a fuel (apart from it's blurry environmental benefit, hydroscopic and can damage some seals/fuel lines). Indy cars run pure ethanol, and V8 Supercars are going to E85 this year. If the car is tuned for it, it can provide significant gains over normal pump fuel, at a significantly lower cost than specialised racing fuel like Martini 105.

Edited January 19, 2009 by Hiro Protagonist

[akuma]

that is sick!

[Ascendant Rice]

why would u fill it up with 85% ethanol

1) E85 is readily available in the US (you can tell the original clip is from the US because the car is left-hand-drive

2) 105 octane rating

Ethanol-blended fuels are becoming more and more a standard rather than an option, and there's nothing wrong with alcohol as a fuel (apart from it's blurry environmental benefit, hydroscopic and can damage some seals/fuel lines). Indy cars run pure ethanol, and V8 Supercars are going to E85 this year. If the car is tuned for it, it can provide significant gains over normal pump fuel, at a significantly lower cost than specialised racing fuel like Martini 105.

ahhh makes sense now.