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Mishimoto 2020+ Toyota Supra GR 3.0T Performance Intake Kit
Cleaner airflow and real induction noise on the Supra without upsetting the stock tune.
B58 platform build guide · Supra MK5 · M340i · Z4 M40i
BMW's B58 inline-six is one of the most tunable engines of the modern era, and it powers the Toyota GR Supra MK5, BMW M340i, Z4 M40i, M240i and M440i. This is our opinionated stage 1, 2 and 3 parts list for the platform — real parts we stock, chosen to work together, installed and aligned in-house in Coral Springs.

Start here
The right B58 parts list depends on the outcome, not the brand of the month. Pick the way you actually drive and we’ll show you the stage that fits.
Sound, stance and response without touching the tune. The car stays an easy daily.
See Stage 1 ↓ Street performanceThe classic B58 stage 2: downpipe, cooling and charge pipes done before the boost.
See Stage 2 ↓ Track prepBrakes, suspension and cooling first. Power is the easy part on this engine.
See Stage 3 ↓ Show & stanceWheels, drop and detail work that photographs as well as it drives.
See the stance path ↓Stage 1 · B58 stage 1 parts list
Stage 1 on a B58 is about waking the car up without complicating it: better induction sound, an exhaust that finally lets the inline-six speak, and springs that fix the factory fender gap. No tune required, no drivability trade-offs, and everything here supports the next stage instead of getting replaced by it.
Mishimoto
Cleaner airflow and real induction noise on the Supra without upsetting the stock tune.
Borla
The B58 finally sounds like an inline-six. Aggressive at full throttle, civil in cruise.
Eibach
Kills the fender gap and sharpens turn-in while keeping a daily-friendly ride.
aFe
Our go-to intake for F-chassis 340i and 440i B58s.
H&R
The clean OEM+ drop for M340i xDrive, compatible with the adaptive dampers.
Injen
Factory-like fit for G-chassis M240i, M340i and M440i.
Stage 2 · B58 stage 2 parts list
A real B58 stage 2 parts list is a tune plus three supporting jobs: a downpipe so the turbo can breathe, cooling upgrades so the power repeats on a Florida summer day instead of vanishing to heat soak, and charge pipes because the factory plastic ones are a known failure at higher boost. Do these before chasing numbers and the car makes its power all day long.
AMS
The core of the stage 2 list: high-flow GESI cat, faster spool, no smell, street-honest.
Mishimoto
Heat soak is the B58’s real enemy in Florida. Fix the heat exchanger before chasing boost.
CSF
The same cooling job for G-chassis M340i, M440i and M240i.
AMS
The plastic factory charge pipe pops at stage 2 boost. Aluminum is cheap insurance.
AWE Tuning
Pairs with a downpipe for the complete M340i system, with proper quad tips.
Hawk Performance
More power needs more pad. Street-friendly compound, low dust, real bite.
Stage 3 · track prep parts list
The B58 makes power easily. What decides your track day is whether the car stops, turns and stays cool on lap eight the way it did on lap one. Our stage 3 list is suspension you can align properly, brakes that survive repeat heavy stops, and cooling that holds temps through a full session. Upgraded turbo builds beyond this are a custom conversation with the shop.
KW
Independently adjustable damping for Supra and Z4, with the electronic dampers handled.
GiroDisc
Two-piece rotors shed heat and unsprung weight for repeat hard braking.
Hawk Performance
A real track compound. Swap in for events, swap back for the street.
SPL Parts
Camber you can actually set, so a track alignment means something.
Mishimoto
Holds coolant temps through back-to-back sessions in Florida heat.
Eibach
Dials out the understeer the Supra ships with from the factory.
Show & stance
Every B58 car — Supra MK5, M340i, Z4 M40i — runs a 5x112 bolt pattern, and the Supra’s wide rear haunches reward an aggressive setup that most online fitment calculators get wrong. We spec wheels, tires, drop and alignment as one package: RAYS, BBS, Advan, Vossen and other premium lines, mounted on scratch-free equipment and Road Force balanced in-house.




Installed in-house
Everything on this page can be installed, fabricated around and aligned in our own shop. Downpipes and exhausts go on with proper hardware and heat management, cooling installs get bled and pressure-checked, and every suspension change ends on our Hunter alignment system so the car drives the way the parts list promised.
Talk to the shop
Send the year, model and trim, what’s already done to the car, and which path above fits how you drive. We’ll come back with a concrete parts list and installation plan, in the right order for your budget.
No generic answers. We review the details first.
B58 questions
A tune plus the supporting mods that let it work: a high-flow downpipe, an upgraded heat exchanger (the B58’s charge cooling is water-to-air and heat-soaks quickly), aluminum charge pipes to replace the failure-prone factory plastic, and usually an intake. The exhaust behind the downpipe is optional for power but most owners do it for sound.
They share the B58 engine, so tuning logic and many engine-side concepts carry over, but chassis-specific parts differ. That’s why our stage lists above include both Supra/Z4 and G-chassis BMW versions of the key pieces. Send us your exact car and we’ll map the list to it.
No. Our stage 1 list is intake, exhaust and springs — all of it works on the stock calibration and none of it gets thrown away when you move to stage 2 later.
The parts exist and we install them, but past bolt-on stage 2 the right answer depends on fuel, transmission, cooling and how you actually use the car. That’s a conversation with the shop, not an add-to-cart decision. Our stage 3 list above focuses on what every fast B58 needs regardless: brakes, suspension and cooling.
Yes. Every part on this page can be installed in our Coral Springs shop, and suspension work is finished on our Hunter alignment system. We serve enthusiasts across South Florida, from Boca Raton and Parkland to Fort Lauderdale and Miami.