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The radiator cap I had on there was only a 13 pound cap.

Ordered new Earl's stainless braided brake lines and got a new 16 pound radiator cap today. Adam

Atleast you have a garage to put the Supra in. Mine is banished to the end of the driveway. Adam

Quit being lazy and replace your seals.:biglaugh: Adam

Those have high center of gravities and are very prone to flipping over. All I can say is don't turn the wheels too fast or try to corner hard. Adam

Speaking of go-carts, professional go-carts pull 1.41g's. Indy cars only pull 1.39g's. Adam

$4000 beater? Baller! I've been looking on CL lately and there's a lot of vehicles on there that get way better mileage than my Supra for $500 and less. I'll get my beater when I get my severance check in a couple weeks. Adam

JT2MA71. His build thread is still going. Adam

I'm about to start driving a lot and I'm thinking I should get a beater for $500 or less to save money on gas. How much do you guys save a month on average by driving your beater? I'm looking at 120 miles a week, all city. Adam

When you don't feel bad about spending $71 in aD shift knob when aftermarket shift knobs are only $20.

Where did you get your clear rear lenses? Adam

Just ordered new tail light seals, front hood seal, hood rubber bumpers (that the hood rests on), hatch seal, hatch bumpers (little rubber bumpers attached to bottom of the hatch), and took home with me a new TRD shift knob and FIPG for the oil pan. I'll pick up the parts tomorrow. Pictures...

Dude, it's fucking freezing here and the garage has a dragster on 1 side and tools on the other. I have to work in the elements. Although I'll do the clear bubble markers next since I don't have to have them (I think) on the car to drive. That'll be a fun couple hours. Adam

Got this little treasure in today from England. Clear bubble markers with upgraded bulbs. Installation will suck, but it will be worth it. Damn I'm building a large pile of parts to install. Better get cracking. Adam

Finally calculated my mileage on 92 Octane Oregon gas with hard driving, 15 MPG. Ouch! Average speed for 212.2 miles is only 21 MPH, so I'll count that as heavy footed city driving. I'm going to try driving gentle and see where that gets me. That, and getting some wider wheels. Adam

Have you tried a parking garage? I was just at one and there was a lot of empty room in the back near the wall. Adam

Oh look, the Tomahawk. That bike is a couple years old. Although very sweet with an estimated top speed of 300 MPH Adam

thanks all

How much does it usually cost to ship a set or rims and who should I go through? I need to ship a set of MKIV TT rims with tires from San Francisco, California to Portland, Oregon. Adam

You aren't going to weld up the useless holes in your engine bay Lau? Adam