i had 2. both were same year and had the same options. bout one of them at a junkyard with the intention of restoring it, but ended up parting it out cause i found another one that was actually running.
sure thing man. you'll probably see me working on it in the summer time if you do the lifegaurd thing again. i'm always working on my car, it's weird though it usually ends up worse than when i started...lol
well, i cleaned up the engine bay a little. in person it looks a lot better. there...
so does anybody know where to get a crystal. i figure a 4.5 mhz would be good enough. from what was said earlier a 4.4 would let you go up to around 6,900 rpm i have a spare ecu i want to try this on. i found the crystal and it looks very easy to replace.
1:43... and the detail inside is amazing. i didn't even notice but you can see the speed and rpm numbers, the needles. it's amazing
type in kyosho supra in the search field at ebay. the have white ones too.
would you believe this thing cost $80!!!! my parents got it off of ebay. i guess a lot of people wanted it.
it's a Kyosho model of a 2.5 Twin turbo R Supra. the only thing wrong with it is the driver(well in this case, passenger) side tail light. they messed up on the reverse light. but inside...
really.... i was only going to do it cause there's a package on ebay that i can't pass up. it has JE pistons, rings, ARP rod bolts and eagle rods
here's a pic of the last day she ran. over 2 months ago.
well, my build started sooner than i wanted. after having 2 pistons melt. i was testing my lexus afm. i forgot to take out the lexus afm when i drove it the next day and the engine leaned out and that was it. i decided to go all out this time. cause i already rebuilt it once, using all stock...
7M with a T3 turbo. and yes all autochrome. i figured if i get it rebuilt with high quality parts it would be a good deal. for the price it wouldn't hurt to try it.
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