Boost Logic is an American performance engineering company founded in 2003 and headquartered in Austin, Texas. Built around the philosophy of delivering “horsepower without compromise,” the company develops high-performance parts and vehicle packages intended to increase power without unnecessarily sacrificing drivability. Boost Logic began with the Toyota Supra and 2JZ platform, establishing its reputation through turbo systems, racing development and record-setting street cars. The brand has since expanded into Nissan, Porsche, Lamborghini, Audi, BMW, Ferrari, McLaren and other performance platforms while continuing to specialize in turbocharged, high-horsepower applications.
Boost Logic entered the Nissan R35 GT-R market shortly after the platform’s release and has developed some of its most recognizable products around the VR38DETT engine and GR6 dual-clutch transmission. Its R35 GT-R catalog includes turbo kits, titanium exhaust systems, intakes, intercoolers, cooling upgrades, fuel-system components, engine internals, transmission packages, suspension parts and Boost Logic wheels. The company uses experience gained from building GT-Rs capable of more than 180 mph in the quarter mile and over 200 mph in the half mile to develop components for street, drag-racing and high-horsepower builds. From bolt-on R35 upgrades to complete engine, turbo and drivetrain packages, Boost Logic offers performance parts designed around coordinated vehicle systems rather than isolated power gains.