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Standalone, HKS VPC, etc. There are many ways to get around using the stock AFM ;).

I agree with the person who stated starting a fire (MassSupra89), never waste good gas ;).

I'm jealous.... Love the car Joe!

Your supra acutally looks kinda mean the way it is in your picture ;).

I made my own adaptor to the AFM and bought a SS airfilter (Blitz style) that will last the life of the car. All you have to do is spray on some brake cleaner or some type of degreaser and it's clean again! Best performing downpipes are ones that have an integrated elbow one them also and are a...

Lol, looks like a landslide so far...

I would pressure test it like mentioned above and pinpoint the source of the problem. Oh yeah, it would be a good idea to replace any old coolant hoses ;).

Yes it does matter ;). If the belts are bolted down to the floor and you have a wreck, when you go forward the belts are pulling your body down (because they are bolted to the floor) thus causing spinal compression. When the belts are bolted down at a 45 dregree angle and you have a wreck, they...

Do it once, and do it right ;). Buy this: http://www.suprasport.com/TMS-Harness-Bar_p_40-306.html along with a five point harness.

Nope, we are 5x114.3 cuz the rims off of my eclipse (same bolt pattern) fit the supra with no issues.

Who cares! I have also seen Jay's car in person and have to say I'd probably vote for Jay no matter who he was going up against, be it even Duane or Nate ;).

I've got to give my vote to Ken, one of the newest big HP supras out there.... Go Ken!

Seth, I congratulate you on your ffim in the pic. It looks like it was made that way from the factory ;).

If you want another throttle body beside the stock one (2.75") iirc, then mustang TBs are the way to go. You've got tons of sizes to choose from, and they're cheaper than just about any other, and the TPS on them will work with one little mod (search on tookwik's threads). The restriction in the...

Those parts that Kyle are showing off are new pieces that he recently got ;).

Yes, I used a gasket, lol. And when it was bolted down you could still see a small opening into the testpipe on either side, no matter how much you scooted the catback side to side, it wouldn't seal up. I'd also like to point out that the flange from the test pipe and the one on the catback...

I've gotta go with a man who is making an effort to help out the supra community by supply us with rare, hard to find parts... Go Ken! Ninja edit:: Sorry, I meant Kevin. I just got done looking at the other poll and was still thinking about Ken's car and why I couldn't post in it for some...

C'mon Jay! How come we can't post up in Ken and Nate's competition? (I voted for one of the newest high-horsepower supra owners on the forums... Ken)

Does the end of the Dragger exhaust's flange where it bolts to the cat shrink down to a smaller size? I just don't see a 2.5" exhaust flange bolting onto a 3.3" exhaust flange without leaking... I have a 3" test pipe and tired bolting on the 2.5" pacesetter (came with the car) for shits and...

Don't know, I don't have one... Why would you want a cat? Go test pipe! ;) The stock cat is iirc 2.5" (turbo) and the dragger is aprox 3.3"... I'd say nope, huge ass exhaust leak.