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True. My supra has the battle scars to prove it :( True. It's quite funny watching your forearms grow from day to day as the steering wheel oddly gets easier to turn. The first few days, though, your forearms are gonna be sore as hell! True. You can pull on that wheel all you want and...

Learn to spell, Nick ;) es ee ay are see aitch

iNT4RWBS PROLLEMS!?!?!?? oh NOEZ!

yep that's the one... god it's funny "Would you feel comfortable with someone like you near your kids?" "No. not at all."

RIP Mitch Hedberg. That guy was so fucking funny... This one, hot off the presses today. FLUBYUx2: sometimes, i wanna stab that bitch in the face

Hmm.. it certainly appears that the last two links do NOT work... that's gay.

Lightness per year only applies if you're leaving it stock everywhere but the engine. My 90 will be as light as any other lighter weight supra. As far as what makes a good project car? Zero rust and I mean ZERO! That's really it.

Those are ok. We need real pics though No, people. That's not his car.

Yeah, the tread is just really soft. I'm still running snows on my subaru though, no problems here. Been up to 115mph with 'em too...

Smart man, Clip. That said, I have a Craftsman. No problems yet... I'll probably buy a Snap-On soon though

LOL I remember when I used to work at Burger King, one time a lady bought some food and it came out to $6.66 and she was like "oh no.. no no no... I'll have a small soda or ice cream or anything.. just give me the cheapest thing on the menu" Happy 6/6/06 everyone :icon_razz

Perhaps the Pressure Plate has failed in some way? Spit out a spring and now it's stuck inside? Bishop is right. Pull it out and find out the cause for certain.

Plant an autometer in the factory location, and using the factory needle, print a face that looks factory as well, but has numbers. voila!

Chances are, if you just got it running, that the TPS is misadjusted. Follow the steps outlined in the TSRM. You'll need a feeler gauge and some patience.

Shine Auto Project replicates parts. Therefore, a Shine Auto replica is a bit redundant. It is a Bomex whaletail replica. I haven't heard of the seller either, I'd save my pennies and buy either the real deal or Shine's replica.

This thread makes no sense, and is yet another model thread for what not to do.

I like the SA3R's, but I'd be torn between the two. Ian's car looks great with the Model 5's, but the SA3R's have that special place in my heart. That said, I can't vote.

You're welcome :bigthumb:

You are mistaken. TCCS learns driving habits, not mysterious sudden loss of already measured air.