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This is the best statement made in this thread so far. My MKIV hardtop has 189,000 miles on it. My MKIII has well over 250,000 miles. ALL of my cars last like this, not just my Supra's. Hell I've made late 1980's GM products last 200,000 miles... Proper oil changes, proper coolant changes...

While I appreciate the vote of confidence, it would probably be better if the family set this up. If you need my help, let me know.

80 mm Borg-Warner ;) It's got a 6" v-band exhaust and it's a T5 flange.

:nono: Seafoam :nono: http://www.supramania.com/forums/showpost.php?p=455112&postcount=15

Truer words never spoken. Owning a car like this is not for the weak of heart (or paycheck). It's not the car that is the problem, it's you not being able to afford the car.

You can be there, you can help, you can give good advice. But you shouldn't let it hurt or damage the life you've worked for. These are choices she made, she's going to have to accept the consequences of them. You can help her get through them, but not to your detriment. P.S. - What the hell...

So if this isn't about a Supra, why is it in the General MKIII section? Moved to other cars...

What's the difference between an orange?

My LED's work through the dimmer switch. :) You just have to use the right resistors. Full bright they are pretty damned blinding - at full low they are fine for driving on a dark road.

Man that looks so much like my 1st Supra... That's a beautiful car man, take good care of it. Welcome to the site.

I did my own LED upgrades and gauge faces on the MKIV. It's pretty easy to do this stuff yourself: Daytime: Yes, the speedo is in MPH. :evil2:

Glad I could help.

To clarify - it's a mechanical fuel pump, correct? Did the fuel get there before you installed the carb?

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Have a nice diurnal anomaly!

What's the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow Mr. Smartypants? Hmmmm?

Not true, the cat can't land as falling toast must land butter side down and falling cats must land feet first. Since both cannot occur, the cat cannot land. It's a paradox.