However, the dynamic package is simply more coherent. Which is
handy, because with so much more torque, AC Schnitzer’s Supra feels if
not quite BMW M2 Competition quick then at least coat-tails close, and
superbly tractable at all times. It’s a very fast car, and a very stable
one, too.
Elsewhere, you’ll find that the steering weight, despite no changes
to the EPAS tuning, ebbs and flows a little more naturally, and the
brake-pedal response is subtly softer and feels less servo-assisted.
Both are likely the result of the switch to larger but lighter
wheels, and AC Schnitzer’s decision to stick with Michelin Pilot Sport
4S rubber means playfulness hasn’t been ritually sacrificed for speed.
With the extra torque it’s easier to tease the car slightly out of line,
though equally, this isn’t something that’s likely to happen unless you
want it to.
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Impressively, ride
quality also seems to have improved, although the caveat here is that
the German Landesstraße routes we drove on are kept in uncommonly good
nick.
They really are race-track smooth, although like Alpina, AC Schnitzer
has a habit of delivering suspension compliance completely out of whack
with the huge size of the wheel it fits, so I wouldn’t bet against this
Supra riding almost equally well in Britain.
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