A 1000-Horsepower Toyota Supra Is Coming

Ready to prove that the 2020 Supra is worthy of the name is American tuner,Papadakis Racing. Unlike many drifters and racers who've opted for a straight 2JZ swap -something Toyota engineered the A90 to be capable of- Stephan Papadakis is pursuing the goal of reaching1,000 horsepower using the BMW B58 engineit arrived with from the factory.

In order to achieve the four-figure output, there's a lot of work that needs to go into the project, but Stephan is keeping everyone in the loop with a comprehensive breakdown of the build on YouTube, detailing each and every mod that takes place.

Importantly, he's using the stock block and standard crankshaft of the 3.0-liter B58 engine, but he's fitted custom-forged JE pistons, Chromoly Carillo con-rods, and a 3D-printed aluminum intake manifold. These key upgrades, among many others, are included for one key reason - they're all strong enough to withstand heaps of additional boost courtesy of a new Borg Warner turbocharger.

There'll be a full dyno run soon, which should tell if the engine lives up to the potential he's sure it possesses.

If the name Papadakis Racing sounds familiar, it might be because they've also been involved with a few crazy projects over the last couple of years, including a crazyToyota Corolladrift car for Frederic Aasbo. If they can make a Corolla into a drift machine, surely they can achieve four-figure outputs from a BMW inline-six?