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Old 08-10-2013, 08:04 AM
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http://smh.drive.com.au/motor-news/t...809-2rleu.html

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"I hope to make an engine upgrade at least one time with this car," Tada told Drive.

"We [have] already tried all possibilities and there are several types of 86 prototypes at the Toyota proving ground now; one is a turbocharger, one is bigger displacement and [the other is a] special hybrid system."

"All possibilities are being considered."

Tada would not divulge any further details, but inside sources claim the most likely option is an increase in displacement, bumping the 2.0-litre horizontally opposed engine out to 2.5-litres and increasing power from 147kW to around 190kW.
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Old 08-10-2013, 08:52 AM
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I'm conceptually excited for a new 86, but is this anything more than a faster Subaru BRZ? I certainly won't complain, but I find it interesting the styling is so similar. Unless it's just a placeholder of course.
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I've never heard of a "twin charger" (turbo and supercharger setup) until now. That sounds both complicated and expensive as hell.
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Originally Posted by eremoy
I've never heard of a "twin charger" (turbo and supercharger setup) until now. That sounds both complicated and expensive as hell.
Errr... the VW Golf has one?
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Originally Posted by nofearofdanger
Originally Posted by eremoy' timestamp='1376154790' post='22717171
I've never heard of a "twin charger" (turbo and supercharger setup) until now. That sounds both complicated and expensive as hell.
Errr... the VW Golf has one?
Does it?

Source?
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Originally Posted by i_heart_my_DB8
Originally Posted by nofearofdanger' timestamp='1376155038' post='22717175
[quote name='eremoy' timestamp='1376154790' post='22717171']
I've never heard of a "twin charger" (turbo and supercharger setup) until now. That sounds both complicated and expensive as hell.
Errr... the VW Golf has one?
Does it?

Source?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...petrol_engines

Go down to the TSI engine; it's twin-charged.
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260hp in 2015.... is that supposed to be positive? Weak
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I'm with the above. It should of come out with 260bhp to begin with.
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if the weight stays low will probably be a good drive. Hopefully, the engines pop less.
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260 hp with that weight will be quite similar to a Cayman S for power-to-weight ratio. That's plenty quick for most people.


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