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It all depends on the size of your exhaust :D

Street racing while drunk on wet streets is usually a good recipe for disaster. Life in prison for this? What the hell? I think the punishment fits the crime quite well. 8 months of your life behind bars is no picnic, nor is losing your license for a few years. His father puts up with him...

I like the Supra for what it is, and when I do upgrades it is with my interests in mind. I'm shooting for a very streetable 400 horsepower with 300 of it available from 3500 RPMs to redline. Ray's car is pretty much exactly what I'd want in a powerband...

Area under the curve, my friend. You can get excited about a peak horsepower number all you want, but a well-tuned big V8 that has power all about the RPM range is what I'd prefer.

The dynamometer doesn't give a shit about creativity.

The smartest thing I ever did was put my Supra plans on hold until I was more financially secure. Having a home and a 2-car garage with the Supra on one side (or or jack stands...) and a reliable daily driver on the other is the best thing ever. Now that I can afford to do work without...

Or washers on the wastegate like us true ballers use :)

Bumping from the dead. I'm also here, 92 teal turbo, sunroof. Working on a 5-speed conversion, should be done this weekend.

Shawshank Redemption, hands down.

50 years later the Chebbie V8's are still kicking ass and taking names. I am a car enthusiast which means I can respect cars of all makes, and that includes the SBC. There's a reason it's still being used in street and race cars alike.

Beautiful :D

Try autolite copper plugs. I had a high end misfire which appears now to have been spark plug blowout. It was the best $7 I ever spent, and they are so cheap and easy to replace that I won't mind doing it every 10K miles if I have to.

Fun Fact: RHD cars have the exact same transmission shift pattern as LHD cars!

I had a leak into my cooling system that only was apparent once I took my undercover off and saw that there was a tiny crack in the lower radiator hose. $20 later it was fixed and my cooling system is doing great, no more gurgles, no more air in the system. Of course, my car is 6 years newer...

Very possible, my car was originally from California.

Hahaha, $16k!

I asked the same question a few days ago: http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=71508 Use descriptive titles, people! It makes it much easier to look up answers.

That trailer makes me want to do the opposite of watch that film.

I bought a 3" in/out high-flow cat from Summit Racing around 4 years ago. It was like $40 or so at the time.

Yup, to ruin your vacation with your girlfriend.