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You don't need to bounce it off the rev limiter to do a burnout. Once the tires break loose, it's easy because they get slimy. (street tires) You should have broken them loose, then throttle on/off to keep the RPM up around4.5-5k max. Then you can steady it out and hold it in one spot. ;)

I picked up the redesigned one a few years back- it's the best. :)

That's an awfully gorgeous car! I want it!

Straight cut gears. :drool:

I had planned to route it in a wire sheath through the fenderwell, and back into the car. It's on my long, long list of things to accomplish in the next 300 years or so... Think of it this way, it already has super long wires coming from the glove box area, wraps around the back of the motor...

Looks good. Superbrightleds.com? That's what I used in my pickup and my Supra. :) They're both red now, and look fantastic. :)

I <3 oldschool muscle cars! Nice pics! :)

I never bothered with the road hazard warranties. If the roads are bad in your area (debris, potholes, etc...) it might be a good idea. I've ordered from tirerack.com, discounttiredirect.com, and edgeracing.com for tires- all good experiences.

Who doesn't buy tires online? :)

Don't go by the clip color, go by the wire colors. ;) http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14488&highlight=injector+wiring

Ah, I always see them at one of the local restaurants (99 in Kingston)hanging out, that's why I asked. Garage > all :)

You're welcome. Sounds good- I look forward to it!

LOL @ Brent!

Welcome back, Dan! :)

You're mistaken, see Jdub's post. (#6)

That's gorgeous, Dan! By the way, you don't happen to know the drtyeuro guys, do you? I don't know them, but see them around all the time in Kingston... (not sure if you're even in that area.) P.S.- make a new Supra video. I've been waiting in anticipation for far too long!

Grab a turn-down from Summitracing or something. Then, later on you can put a 3" electric cutout in there, and use the turn-down for that.

Right behind you. :)

Are you sure the gauge wasn't sticking?

Rebuild yours? It's really not that difficult.