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I think it's Dylan's site you're looking for, It's no longer up. There was a thread about it on here but I forget what happened.

Probably 10-12k. And it hasnt ran in 14 months. I think I'm one of the only Supra owners to completely tear apart a perfectly good car without it breaking first.

Hahaha owned.

Sometimes with V8's it's the other way around. A single for quick usable power. And big twins, one on either bank for huge power.

I'll be in North Carolina, might make the trip up if I have a running MK3.

You don't kick kids out that have absolutely no sense or fact? I woulda laughed right in her face from the beginning at the Sun comment.

Haha sounds like he's afraid to admit he has an open diff.

Olllddd repost. This is from CKY2K. like 8 years ago.

I'd never trade a 2JZ turbo car for an NA... anything. Money wise they'd probably be close... but I don't like the look of the MKIV nearly enough to prefer a slow MKIV over a fast MKIII.

Not sure how it works in your state, but your rates shouldn't go up if he is found at fault.

I've got a Snap-On beam type and Craftsman click type. Nothing but good experiances. Very accurate.

But reading takes effort. Why go out and live my own life when I can watch these stereotype personalities do it on TV for me?

Not really. I'm quite relieved. I think local broadcasting has gotten as fed up with that channel as the rest of us.

There's like 4 variations of this show now right? The cable network changed my channels around and I can't find MTV anymore... Thank god.

Without thinking twice you write "BHG" on the repair order at work and give it to the service writer, and they have to come back to you saying "...What's wrong with this car?"

This was taken from a thread IdealSupra started with a similar picture. Not sure if he meant Supra, Cressida, or a different application.

That's for a Cressida IIRC.

Probably easy to get a chirp but a near stock 7MGTE with half decent tires probably isn't gonna spin the tires without some clutch dropping, or brake+gas if you're auto.

I still use my grandfathers Snap-On tools whenever I'm in my garage. I get a 40-50% Snap-on discount, and 25% off Craftsman... So they end up being about the same price.

I've got my Snap-On box in my room... and Craftsman at work. There is a difference in some tools, but it's not worth triple the price for most of them... I hate using craftsman ratchets but for things like sockets and screwdrivers I like being able to abuse/break/replace them whenever I want...