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Man... Who put that tree in the middle of the jump????

I had to watch it again, every thing looks real to me, except the fact that the cars are connected to each other in some parts, and the inverted wheelie? I dont get that still. The part on two wheels looks lagit because I have also seen it done live, and there are birds that fly away when...

Come on guys, let's not get out of hand here. Maybe we should just agree to disagree? If we dont like the current situation, let's all remember to vote accordingly next time.. :) <walks away slowly with no sudden movements>

Ok, just trying to help. :) good luck..

Agreed.. Try this fix.. http://www.supras.com/06/techcenter/display.php?QID=55&wcal4ulogin=9326d398a78d2b9eea5414c12a8f69c8

I thought of an RC car also, but you won't get tire marks like that from an RC car, (Maybe 5th scale), but I dont see an RC reciever antenna in that picture.. It is still funny though.. :)

That was a trip, I am still trying to figure out how they did the inverted wheelie? Must have had some type of ram under the car?

Four to go now, I had to take a break for a few days. Joe, your right, I am already getting pissed off.. :)

Mrnickleye is probably right. It is not necessary to remove the caps, but mine were stuck in there really tight and I was bending my pick tool trying to remove them.. I did not mean to post bad info??

First problem: Dont let friends drive your cars! Second: Spelling and grammar count..There will be a test after. :) Third: It could be a hose let loose somewhere? But from what you describe, it may be time to start reading about BHG's and a pressure or BHG test.. Water in the oil is a...

I did not have to remove the valve covers to the best of my recollections .... They are outside the valve cover I think? I will look at the TSRM now...?? After looking at the TSRM, the bolts are exposed. So I just loosened them slightly enough to take some of the tension off the seals...

I just loosened my caps and used a hooked pick tool. Pop the new ones in and retighten the caps.. I dont know about anyone else, but I always put a thin coat of grease or oil on the seal before I install them. On the timing, the intake side of the belt should be tight down to the crank...

That is just the starting bid too, his reserve could be alot higher? One of the worst ads I have read. If it is not a scam?

In the video they should be refering to all wheel drive, automatics or 4x4's. It is misleading..

Did your friend or the video give you a reason why?

I use an air regulator in cab for boost adjustment, but it also requires a dual port actuator to work properly? Or did you mean a bleeder valve? Just wondering.. :)

Then it would be easier to just d/c the speedo cable?

There is no reason that I can think of why you would need to? Maybe if it was an all wheel drive, but not on a supra? It's just my oppinion though..:)

Is it an auto? It depends how many miles you plan on towing it, if it is? You could always start the car and let it idle on the tow there. So the tranny would have fluid pumping through it.. When I drove a wrecker, I would always get the drive wheels off the ground, if I was towing it more...

It is rare to me. :) I have only seen two of them up close..