Building a fast car? Get $400 OFF the VIP package with every current and FUTURE course included: hpcdmy.co/vipy7 50% OFF your first EFI tuning course. Enrol now: hpcdmy.co/offery7 This is without a doubt one of the best presented vehicles you will ever see (which made tripping over it more embarrassing but I don't think anyone noticed 😅) and has many interesting aspects to it from both Ryan and John in their respective Tuned In podcast episodes (019 and 104) - www.hpacademy.com/podcasts/ Ryan also discusses how he has been able to fund (with some of his own money in this case) builds like this via sponsorships and industry relationships which do no happen overnight and take constant work. All worth it I'd say! - Taz.
TIME STAMPS: 0:00 - V10 Supra - Ryan Tuerck 0:15 - Why A Judd V10? 1:18 - Done For The Love Of It 1:40 - Formula 1 Engine? 2:15 - Engine Specs 2:25 - Horsepower 2:56 - How To Buy A Judd V10 4:00 - Funding The Engine 4:23 - Maintenance Schedule 5:26 - Hour Long Start Up Procedure 6:04 - Warmed Up To Increases Lifespan 6:19 - A90 Supra - Why? 6:55 - Hollinger RD6 Sequential 7:18 - Ford Explorer Rear End 8:08 - Electronics Packaging 8:38 - Tuning John Reed Racing 9:22 - Time Attack & Project Direction 10:22 - Drifting A Judd V10 11:30 - Clutch Setup 12:05 - Torque Vs RPM & Idle 12:37 - Engineered For High RPM 13:02 - Fuelling 13:31 - Judd Privateer Support 14:04 - Brand Recognition 14:27 - Thanks Ryan! 14:48 - Judd V10 Vs Ryans (Motorsport Approved) Jandal 16:46 - BUILD. TUNE. DRIVE.
I love that you somehow immediately manage to make these interviews go a lot deeper than is typical, like I've seen a couple on Ryan's Supra that spend half the time on the styling and feel of the car, but not a word on like how he managed to acquire the engine. Still really bummed you guys have so little subscribers despite this quality in content.
I originally slated this car for using the Judd engine for drifting , saying it was not a suitable engine and probably drop a valve . So so pleased they went to time attack . I watched quite a lot of the documentaries of the build and was very impressed yet cringed when they first went out on a demo run thinking that engine ain’t going to last . Ironically just as these guys it was Georg Plasa and his Judd e36 that has influenced and inspired my journey. We’re half way through a super light e36 GTR with 750bhp 😵💫. Definitely not an easy task considering the only un touched un modified components from the original shell are the rear lights and steering rack 😂. Great interview guys 👍🇬🇧
damn, this was one of my favorite builds series in YT, I miss getting the notifications about it and seeing Ryan goofing around Dom at the workshop 😂 nice to see car the car back on track! great interview!!
I am so glad someone finally used a Judd engine in this car. Though I am out of the racing game currently, we built a 10,000 rpm 2.0L Subaru engine and one Norstar engine. High RPM engines is where my heart is at. Really miss the Subaru engine it was a one of a kind build.z Hope to see this Judd go for a long time yet.
Pretty sure you're just throwing around indignant incendiary statements to get people to suck your egocock. For anyone who has matured beyond seeking validation via denigration.. Using exclusive language like "genuine enthusiasts" outed any validity to your perspective and really just made you sound like a preteen defending their treefort. Cars are cars, racing is racing. Hell I'd be into nuclear fusion powered cars, if there were such a thing. There are plenty of "genuine enthusiasts" that are into EVs. Alas your treefort is safe. No need to respond, take care.
Great build, I'm lucky enough to have heard Georg Plasas e36 with the same engine in person. There's just something special about high revving na engines. Must be a riot to drive.
Georg Plasa was using the 3.4 V8 Judd in his Cars and not the V10, nevertheless it’s great to see that he had such a great influence worldwide with his builds. RIP Georg, you’re a legend.
I've pretty much been dreaming of a JUDD engine for a little over 10 years. And I realize how impractical they are, but one of my dream builds would be tossing one of these into an SLC kit car. Ultima would be cool too, but I like the body lines on the SLC more.
At some point, I really want to make a crazy project. Not pure track crazy, but a super hot street build. I want an EG Civic coupe with a light turbo K24, maybe 300-ish horsepower. All the hot stuff. Ohlins coilovers. Brembo brakes. Quaife sequential. Rollcage. But done properly. Very clean, very street. Full interior. And a wacky bodykit, neon lights and a full Itasha anime waifu wrap. I want to build a sleeper which is a sleeper by being as un-sleeper as possible.
He says the engine needs to be rebuild every 3000 km. In a racing scenario where the engine is being stressed for many laps and seasons I can fully understand this. But let's say if this Supra was used as a regular road car, would the rebuild intervals need to be the same? How durable are these engines in a daily driven scenario as a street car.
Probably i didn´t heard it, but whats the weight of that thing ? Awesome to see that kind of enthusiasm, to build such a car, this kind of engine, wether if V8 or V10 is like a holy grail in motorsports, there is not many more to be and of course its a lot easier to put a big turbo on the machine and get power, more than you need.
I believe it was around 1100kg without driver for this event as published by WTAC (as in you didn't miss it, we didn't ask in the interview sorry!) 😎 - Taz. worldtimeattack.com/index.php/ryan-tuerck-formula-supra/
I’d love to see this thing evolve with full unlimited active aero and turbos to compete against something like the Porsche RP968. I know he asked Judd about the possibility of turbocharging it and they met him with the 😐 face. I think I remember the Kyle Engineering page mentioning collabing on an Indy V8 powered Honda S2000 as well. If that ever gets off the ground, we could see some psychotic head to head matchups.
FD drivers are fun, they went through an era where it was all about getting more horsepower and they settled at 3x the hp they used to compete with, on machines that they’re able to control with incredible precision. The latest season wasn’t very competitive but it showed the power that teams had over individuals for the first time. Smart minds with loose regulations will always be able to go beyond what we think is possible.
@@TheCraigy83 man you really have no idea what you're talking about. This thing weighs under 1300kg and Carbon surrounded by a multi point cage is safer and longer lasting than anything made of metal.
@@TheCraigy83 also an engine is made for exactly what you put it in when you build everything around it, The ignorance of some random guy with zero credibility and experience acting like they know better than career professionals is hilarious.
@@ihavewaited90daystochangem51 You sound American. i make single seaters . Judd themselves will tell you the increased load from extra mass will reduce the lifespan.
Building a fast car? Get $400 OFF the VIP package with every current and FUTURE course included: hpcdmy.co/vipy7
50% OFF your first EFI tuning course. Enrol now: hpcdmy.co/offery7
This is without a doubt one of the best presented vehicles you will ever see (which made tripping over it more embarrassing but I don't think anyone noticed 😅) and has many interesting aspects to it from both Ryan and John in their respective Tuned In podcast episodes (019 and 104) - www.hpacademy.com/podcasts/
Ryan also discusses how he has been able to fund (with some of his own money in this case) builds like this via sponsorships and industry relationships which do no happen overnight and take constant work. All worth it I'd say! - Taz.
TIME STAMPS:
0:00 - V10 Supra - Ryan Tuerck
0:15 - Why A Judd V10?
1:18 - Done For The Love Of It
1:40 - Formula 1 Engine?
2:15 - Engine Specs
2:25 - Horsepower
2:56 - How To Buy A Judd V10
4:00 - Funding The Engine
4:23 - Maintenance Schedule
5:26 - Hour Long Start Up Procedure
6:04 - Warmed Up To Increases Lifespan
6:19 - A90 Supra - Why?
6:55 - Hollinger RD6 Sequential
7:18 - Ford Explorer Rear End
8:08 - Electronics Packaging
8:38 - Tuning John Reed Racing
9:22 - Time Attack & Project Direction
10:22 - Drifting A Judd V10
11:30 - Clutch Setup
12:05 - Torque Vs RPM & Idle
12:37 - Engineered For High RPM
13:02 - Fuelling
13:31 - Judd Privateer Support
14:04 - Brand Recognition
14:27 - Thanks Ryan!
14:48 - Judd V10 Vs Ryans (Motorsport Approved) Jandal
16:46 - BUILD. TUNE. DRIVE.
Wild, I wouldn't of thought so many people were introduced to JUDD from Hillclimb vids. Pretty sick, big ups to Bozzy92.
I love that you somehow immediately manage to make these interviews go a lot deeper than is typical, like I've seen a couple on Ryan's Supra that spend half the time on the styling and feel of the car, but not a word on like how he managed to acquire the engine. Still really bummed you guys have so little subscribers despite this quality in content.
Was definitely a wild build to follow on Ryan’s channel, as it came together.
I originally slated this car for using the Judd engine for drifting , saying it was not a suitable engine and probably drop a valve .
So so pleased they went to time attack .
I watched quite a lot of the documentaries of the build and was very impressed yet cringed when they first went out on a demo run thinking that engine ain’t going to last .
Ironically just as these guys it was Georg Plasa and his Judd e36 that has influenced and inspired my journey.
We’re half way through a super light e36 GTR with 750bhp 😵💫. Definitely not an easy task considering the only un touched un modified components from the original shell are the rear lights and steering rack 😂.
Great interview guys 👍🇬🇧
RIP Georg, one of the legends. 👍
For me, one of the greatest engines ever, what a sound! And an absolutely epic build!
Best car interviewer gets what we want to know & hear. Sounds epic.... 😎👊👍👌✌
Been following ryan since early 2000s he really is a great driver
Thats is a weapon what a build
damn, this was one of my favorite builds series in YT, I miss getting the notifications about it and seeing Ryan goofing around Dom at the workshop 😂
nice to see car the car back on track! great interview!!
Better to have loved and lost though right haha Glad you enjoyed this interview too 😎 - Taz.
I am so glad someone finally used a Judd engine in this car.
Though I am out of the racing game currently, we built a 10,000 rpm 2.0L Subaru engine and one Norstar engine.
High RPM engines is where my heart is at.
Really miss the Subaru engine it was a one of a kind build.z
Hope to see this Judd go for a long time yet.
It's a mystery to the fashion-following crowd why genuine enthusiasts don't care for EVs. This is the reason; the aesthetic of the piston engine.
Pretty sure you're just throwing around indignant incendiary statements to get people to suck your egocock.
For anyone who has matured beyond seeking validation via denigration.. Using exclusive language like "genuine enthusiasts" outed any validity to your perspective and really just made you sound like a preteen defending their treefort.
Cars are cars, racing is racing. Hell I'd be into nuclear fusion powered cars, if there were such a thing. There are plenty of "genuine enthusiasts" that are into EVs.
Alas your treefort is safe. No need to respond, take care.
Andre always asks the best technical questions!!
Imagine being so lucky to find one for half the money & that too "new used"
31 spline 8.8 does it again.
I love this car so much.
wow only just now getting recommended this channel, insta sub, good stuff lads
Welcome aboard!
Well done Ryan!
Sounds unbelievable! 🤩
Great build, I'm lucky enough to have heard Georg Plasas e36 with the same engine in person. There's just something special about high revving na engines. Must be a riot to drive.
Georg Plasa was using the 3.4 V8 Judd in his Cars and not the V10, nevertheless it’s great to see that he had such a great influence worldwide with his builds. RIP Georg, you’re a legend.
Great interview with a cool guy!
Ryan has a cool video about him at Judd with his engine before it went in the car.
I've pretty much been dreaming of a JUDD engine for a little over 10 years. And I realize how impractical they are, but one of my dream builds would be tossing one of these into an SLC kit car. Ultima would be cool too, but I like the body lines on the SLC more.
Ryan is awesome! Love all of his builds
Nice car, pure sound clip at the end is amazing. Sounds fantastic
In nitro cars they have tungsten buttons in the flywheel that rub on the mid plate so the thrust bearing isn’t wrecked
16:41. Smoke in the cabin just like my race car :)
Also just like my street car 😓
@@Desert_Spec 😂😂😂
No fun until it gets thick enough to ignite.
Brilliant exposee ❤
Like n°1000
V10 for life❤
182 hp/L.... that's equivalent of a Honda K24 making 438 hp. That's seriously impressive.
At some point, I really want to make a crazy project. Not pure track crazy, but a super hot street build. I want an EG Civic coupe with a light turbo K24, maybe 300-ish horsepower. All the hot stuff. Ohlins coilovers. Brembo brakes. Quaife sequential. Rollcage. But done properly. Very clean, very street. Full interior. And a wacky bodykit, neon lights and a full Itasha anime waifu wrap. I want to build a sleeper which is a sleeper by being as un-sleeper as possible.
have Misha drive the supra around the nurburgring
B58 tuning guide in the future? 😅.
I wonder if that Judd v10 would fit in a Cayman and work with the pdk?
He says the engine needs to be rebuild every 3000 km. In a racing scenario where the engine is being stressed for many laps and seasons I can fully understand this.
But let's say if this Supra was used as a regular road car, would the rebuild intervals need to be the same? How durable are these engines in a daily driven scenario as a street car.
You won't find any documentation or data to make your own, but for some aspects it would absolutely be different for road vs race - Taz.
Would be a great car to campaign on the European Hillclimb circuit.
👏👏👏👏it was only a matter of time
Wait what happened to the question and answer regarding costs during the first third of the interview
Cool buid! What it a "VIE TIN" tho?
I wanna see this vs rob dahms 3/4 rotor in a time attack
a Judd V10 in the back of an Ultima RS/GTR would be awesome
widow maker ( I was in a 700hp ultima, already a widow maker)
Probably i didn´t heard it, but whats the weight of that thing ? Awesome to see that kind of enthusiasm, to build such a car, this kind of engine, wether if V8 or V10 is like a holy grail in motorsports, there is not many more to be and of course its a lot easier to put a big turbo on the machine and get power, more than you need.
I believe it was around 1100kg without driver for this event as published by WTAC (as in you didn't miss it, we didn't ask in the interview sorry!) 😎 - Taz.
worldtimeattack.com/index.php/ryan-tuerck-formula-supra/
What an interesting engine. 👏. But I still reckon the new Supra is not a real good looking car ! Mk 4 is still the 1 Cheers from New Zealand 🇳🇿
The guy setting up that diff looks pretty handsome 😅😂
He’s making all the difference ;)
I believe the term is 'dreamboat' 😂 - Taz.
Dammit,now i warnt a v10 in my e46 m3😍
If you need any peer pressure, I'm your guy 😎 - Taz
#doit #theoldyouwouldhave
What inline 4 engine is in that Corolla ?
Toyota 2AR-FE
I remember the 3L 10cyl F1 engines, this is the baby compared to those old F1s
For sure! It's like a baby that can run a marathon by comparison though! - Taz
I’d love to see this thing evolve with full unlimited active aero and turbos to compete against something like the Porsche RP968. I know he asked Judd about the possibility of turbocharging it and they met him with the 😐 face. I think I remember the Kyle Engineering page mentioning collabing on an Indy V8 powered Honda S2000 as well. If that ever gets off the ground, we could see some psychotic head to head matchups.
FD drivers are fun, they went through an era where it was all about getting more horsepower and they settled at 3x the hp they used to compete with, on machines that they’re able to control with incredible precision. The latest season wasn’t very competitive but it showed the power that teams had over individuals for the first time. Smart minds with loose regulations will always be able to go beyond what we think is possible.
Spelling mistake in title (11,000 instead of 11,00)! Just FYI, no hating here.
Thanks mate! A 1,100 rpm Judd V10 would be interesting in its own way I guess, but its not the case here for sure haha
Have a good one! - Taz.
@hpa101 🤣 I love yalls channel the sense of humor is welcome.
Imagine the torque on that thing. Prolly would be a judd v10 diesel 20L or something 😂😂😂@@hpa101
@@datdudeinred You could probably pull a train with that
I guessed the rear differential, guess i proved the title wrong
You win the prize I guess then - Taz
Этот двигатель очень похож на lexus lfa.
It's a v10
На Lexus LFA двигатель V10.
С технологиями Formula1
@@taras854 хаха, школьник, иди уроки выучи
FFS TELL US THE DAMN PRICE!!!!!
too much car for a judd , they're made for 650kg - 900kg track cars , them supra's are +1500kg
Yes because this is definetly a stock Supra with metal panels and a full interior and all features...
@@ihavewaited90daystochangem51
Still gonna be +1300kg . just means shorter lifespan
@@TheCraigy83 man you really have no idea what you're talking about. This thing weighs under 1300kg and Carbon surrounded by a multi point cage is safer and longer lasting than anything made of metal.
@@TheCraigy83 also an engine is made for exactly what you put it in when you build everything around it, The ignorance of some random guy with zero credibility and experience acting like they know better than career professionals is hilarious.
@@ihavewaited90daystochangem51
You sound American.
i make single seaters .
Judd themselves will tell you the increased load from extra mass will reduce the lifespan.
LFA
Yes, it's a V10 just like the engine in the LFA but that's where the similarities end.
@@electrikoptik not front engined, or Toyota/Lexus, totally different to an LFA gazoo.
I like LFA, I like Judd. I like v10.
I'm glad Ryan is happy.