Is this hood, the one you guys are referring to?
Carbon: http://www.rhdjapan.com/stout-carbon-aero-bonnet-hood-type-r-jza70-supra-60489
FPR: http://www.rhdjapan.com/stout-frp-aero-bonnet-hood-type-r-jza70-supra-60488
I'd like to sit in one and go for spin (drive one if possible). I'd like to know how it feels and meet some other supra owners. Mine's been sitting for too long, long enough to have to replace panels that were mint. :cry:
I hope that she gets going by August.
Went out to install my fog capsules and it started to pour. Packed up my stuff and drove home. Got home checking the fluids in the tercel and it started pouring, again, with the intake exposed and the oil cap off me --> :kickinthenuts: <-- mother nature
Awesome my man! I'll say you lost some time on the slalom: seems you were hesitating a lot and coasting. It's all good though. You know you went easy on the brakes, go on, admit it :icon_bigg
Overall, seems like a fun course. Keep going at it my man and use that manual rack to your advantage...
Exactly. Dont hold your breath for the Comrade C's because I called MVP Motorsports to buy one and they told me it was discontinued for a year and they dont have any in stock. NM and the Beech Performance piece are tangimble options so far.
I drove a S14 with a SR in it. Car was lowered and had some upgrades done to it and felt solid. She also had AC. Never got around tossing it around. I also drove another bone stock S14. Rode smooth and was torquey. Sitting position feels lower than the Supra also. There's something about sitting...
I just went through your thread and I must say that we have 3 things in common:
- Own a Supra
- Plagued with bad luck (or Milady Buzz Killington as a man put it)
- Not giving up on the car
Granted those events happened with my Tercel but shit, I feel for you. Keep it up mang, more motivation...
I looked online for one and 3 Toyota P/N came up for 3 different 'batches':
01/93 - 03/93
04/94 - 06/93
07/93 - whenever/95
What changed in the Lexus 2JZGE within those time period and how can I decode the block serial number to know when it was made?
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