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It's beautiful!! :love: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jonsylvester/4045851184/

Pretty strange I've never seen this thread! If you need anything, I'm just down the road in Gardner. PM me and I'll do what I can to help out. -Kurt FWIW FleetPride in Leominster does driveshafts.

Never heard of someone breaking an axle shaft.

a billion. ok, like 300rwhp area. thats running 14psi, intake, ic pipes, dp/ddp, 3" full exhaust, lex/550's or maft/pro/550's, safc

Nice to see this coming together! This may be as popular of a swap as the 2JZ in a few years thanks to you. I like the way you have been making the GM parts work, with quality pieces that will last, such as the clutch master firewall adapter bracket. Can't wait to see it driving under it's...

A street driven supra that is in the 12's is plenty fast enough to beat 98% of the cars on the road. The main thing you need to know, and coming from DSM's you should know, is that you absolutely cannot be cheap with these cars. Spent the time to find the right car, do ALL the maintenance items...

LMAO Shaeff! yes, I forgot about the TonyRR alias... have you spoken to him recently? It would be about this time of year that I would pop on AIM and get a message from him wishing merry christmas/happy new year regardless of how long it's been since we talked. I'm not selling the car, but...

Seems like an accurate description, no? lol

PM KeithH. He used a product called FiberFlex. This is what his bumper looked like after he took the grilles out:

Safe, yes. Smart, no. Effective, no. A FelPro Intake Gasket Set is very cheap.

I assumed you had your heart set on white/black judging by your username so why ask? Just do it!

Pink is the new black.

Uh, more please!

Durand Chevrolet in Hudson MA

FT: Tony Mawad went by the screen name TONY! and was an extremely nice guy to talk to. He parted out his supra in supreme fashion with only the dedication and organization that someone with the highest level of OCD can achieve ;) I'm not selling the car! :D It is for sale, however, as...

I like when people ask what they should do, then ignore us and do it the wrong way. In for pics! Can't wait to see those meatballs out back!

I don't dare do the subie, some rust repair has been performed and if I crack it, i'd die. I'm down for a fender rolling meet though. lol... had quite a few this past summer, actually.

^Yep, that's the roller I used. Very easy to use, but it's very easy to get carried away. Make sure you have a heat gun handy and an IR Temp Gun wouldn't hurt either, as it's tough to regulate the heat just by feel. Helps to have someone around that's done it before also...

Been there.... sucks to not be able to even talk about the supra... :(