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The only thing I could find was old Supramania and SupraForums threads. One of them led me to a website; but, the pictured manifold had it located back toward the firewall. There were several rotor choices. All were bigger than stock and varied in price. The most expensive ones were two...

No. The supplier I talked to is out of Oregon. If I remember right, he used to work for Horsepower Freaks and decided to go out on his own. I've had a few conversations with him; but, never confirmed that story.

That's a good question. I've decided to install a tubular manifold so that means that my IC Pipe and Down Pipe routing will need to be modified. So, that will be dependent on work and weather. ;) Every now and again, we get an "ok" day to take the car out. But, then we have to contend with...

Here is a shot of one of my endlinks mounted up. And here's a shot of the newly turned and painted rotors and caliper. Oh, and my coilover is hanging out in the background. ;) I threw in a before shot for comparison... BEFORE: AFTER:

Wow Van! Those are impressive numbers for only 7 psi! What gear did they do the pulls in and what afr's?

You are working backwards... But, that 2J will be a HUGE LEAP forward!! ;)

Thanks! I cut the spacers out of Aluminum, the washers, nuts/bolts are all SS, and everything is Grade 8. I can't find my receipts right now so don't hold me to this price; but, I'd sell a set of four for somewhere around $160. If someone is seriously interested, I'll get an exact price.

Am I blind or is there no dyno data? Where's the data Van? :)

That is funny because my dad bought that one for me for Christmas! WEIRD... ;) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ok. Out with the stock end links and in with mine. After pricing out end links, I decided to make my own! I...

Thanks! Yeah, I thought they turned out pretty good too. I picked up some more Flat Black today. They look much better now! :) Thanks Ron. I agree...they should look pretty nice all bolted up. Soon! :)...

Pics of mine are somewhere in this thread... When we cracked mine open, we found metal inside. A couple of chips; but, mostly dust. After careful inspection, we couldn't find the source of the metal. So when he took the stacks apart was when he found that the needle bearings needed...

Yeah, I was a little intimidated; but, after diving in to it a little bit, it's not that bad. That $300 saved me a lot of time though! :)

Yes they will! Again...no rush. The car will be up on jack stands for a little while yet. I don't want to mislead anyone. I didn't do it myself. A friend of mine is a transmission guy so I gave him $300 to do it. :) Varnish speckled...? I'm glad it wasn't your supra. Someone would...

Yep. Mine is all Marlin Crawlered up! I wish the 1>2 shift was a little smoother; but, that's the sacrifice of the upgraded shift fork and syncros. Mine needed all of the needle bearings too. ~$60 bucks from the dealer and all fell back in to the tighter side of spec. I LOVE not having to...

Being from New Orleans I know exactly what you mean! Watch out for them gators! ;)

It's all good. I've got a set in the works. ;) I'll be painting them black. Yesterday and last night, we had 70 mph wind gusts and today we are still at ~50 mph gusts. There are two things you don't do in wind like that. Pee or Paint. ;) I've always wanted to re-upholster the seats; but...

YOU know!! ;) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So, here's what I've done while waiting for parts... This is my template for painting the hats of the rotors. And here are the rear seats removed. Didn't the previous owner treat things...

I HATE waiting for parts....

Something else to consider is that the stock ECU will add unwanted timing at WOT above 4k. Your tuner will likely see it surface around 4800 rpm. 104 octane will help; but, at 2 bar, you'll likely need to be able to control timing. I suppose you could play with the base timing. 8* is a...

The Wilwood Kit is definitely in my sights; but, a little ways off yet. That's a big chunk to let go of at once! Hence, my efforts at making the stockers look better till I can spring for it. :) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I...