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Actually the 2 series is high on my list as well. Seems like the camaro has more value for money though. And I had thought your car was a 250 originally. How hard was the swap? A7mgerunner: hahaha I know what you mean!

Both. Sporty but also has to have decent power (350-450hp). Rwd and manual a must. Nothing put a smile on my face like the rear end of my supra getting squirly coming out of a corner.

Hey guys, If you could have another car thats similar to a supra (manual, rwd, sporty), what would it be? I've been a toyota fan forever (2 supras, celica, corolla, 2 land cruisers), and now that I make enough money to where I can build my dream mk3, Im wondering if the headaches and time...

The lexus uses a air/hydraulic suspension which to my knowledge is not ideal for off-road. Also, most of these rigs have 200+ miles on them, and that seems to be the time where a lot of the lx suspensions start failing. At that point they are expensive to fix. People swap to a Land cruiser...

Abe, thats a sweet looking pistol. If you can conceal carry it, props to you. Te72, its whatever your comfterable with. Even my sub-compact hk is a bit too thick for me to carry at times, my other is a m&p bodygaurd 380 in a N82 holster.

Cool pics man. I had a 94 land criuser, and now a 2000. What great suvs. Ultra reliable and will go just about anywhere.

The sig is a sweet pistol. One of those things that it might hurt paying $1000 for a gun, but youll likely still enjoy it 10 years down the road. When I just got into guns about three years ago and came into a gun shop, the two guns that I was really impressed with were the Sig p226 and the HK...

Its funny how when I am buying or thinking of buying a pistol, I often get recommended to try out a glock. When I say "no thanks, Im not a fan of glocks", I get looked at like I just said something crazy. Nothing against glocks, just not my thing. The grip angle isnt for me, and I prefer...

Congrats on finding such a clean supra!! That interior!

Thanks Jeff. Last time I was on SM, I believe you had gotten a new is250 manual which was cool to read up on. Was that you?

I also like a hammer fired gun. I love my HK p30sk. A part of it is that when holstering, I like to keep my thump on the hammer, ensuring the trigger not gonna get pulled back by being caught on something. Another part is I like the fact that a hammer fired gun has double strike capability...

Hey guys, Thinking of getting another supra in the near future (wifey is cool if I get one as soon as I am done remodeling the house :icon_bigg). I had an 87 turbo - sold around 05, and an 89 turbo sold around 2011. I had gotten married and with a new baby I had no time for a sports car...

Field Service Technician. I work for a heavy equipment manufacturer. Have not had a supra for about 6 years. I now make quite a bit more money than I did back then and am getting itch to build another car.

Congrats!! I sold my supra about a year ago because I needed a better DD, so I bought my dream truck, a 04 Dodge Ram diesel. I love my truck but a day doesn't go by that I don't miss my supra! When the time is right I was a hardtop and do 2j swap, cant wait.

I have a good coolant hardline I could sell you if you needed one, pm me if you do. By the way, I thought it was possible to take the hardline off with the exhaust manifold off, or am I wrong? I don't have a supra anymore so I don't have a motor to look at.

lol!

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Its the open end wrench that I had that problem with. I still think that for home use, you cant beat the price and availability of craftsman. But at work where tools get the crap beaten out of them on a daily basis, I need to have a "broken craftsman too drawer." Mostly its their sockets the...

Craftsmans lazer etched sockets are ok, untill it wears/fades off lol, and the chrome is a joke, it sucks that they are so poor on quality now. I bought a set of craftsman wrenches recently and had to grind down the 7/8 wrench on the open side just to fit nuts/bolts.

Cornwell ftw!!! lol I was really looking into going into the tool franchise business, considered cornwell, snap-on, matco, and mac. IMO, from all the research I have done, cornwell snap-on and mac are pretty much identical in how they are manufactured, snap-on and mac are pretty close in prices...