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For what it's worth, Toyota right now lists a 550CCA battery for the Supra.

For the most part, yes, once you start getting into larger parts, like fenders, you start getting into diminishing gains because of shipping costs. Also, Champion isn't the only place in the USA that sells parts for the prices they do, so you may be able to find someone closer, such as...

The main issue is that as exchange rate fluctuates, price lists do not get updated to keep in sync, also, a lot of Toyota Canada's stock is supplied from the USA, so we naturally have to mark it up higher. Sometimes it's crazy rediculous and I can order a part from Champion Toyota for less than...

90942-02052 is about 3/8" longer than stock. EDIT: Part number typo, updated.

Different people have different desired looks. Mr. Leany Shifter's desired look is total bollucks. Also, he likes men. EDIT: True Story.

Haha. Wallet will leave so empty it hurts.

Update: Exhaust all positioned and done up, just welding all the joints... well I'm not, but my brother is downstairs, hooray. LOL. Should be on the roadz tonight.

Don't worry about it, all will be taken care of my friend. It will either have a heatshield, or will be wrapped, or the speedo cable will be covered, in any case, no panics, lolz.

What Toyota uses now isn't the same as what it originally came with. We use better batteries than they originally did.

Momo steering wheel and shift knob came in Turbo A MA70's and Twin Turbo R JZA70's.

Depends which Land Cruiser. Most Land Cruisers use the SAME studs as the Supra. There are some 4x4 Trucks with about 1/4" longer wheel studs, I was holding about 4 different types of studs that Toyota uses in my hands at work the other day comparing them. I'll take another look tomorrow and get...

John's exhaust will blow squirrel nuts, no joke. Jeff

Mine's been stored/parked/being worked on for long periods of time, multiple times. Haven't really driven the Supra since September 2005. I mean I drove it yesterday, but only out of the driveway and then back in to get my old crapbox AE86 in behind it. It was down for about 3 years the one...

Hopefully we can hear it tomorrow night John.

Yup, owners manual says, and I quote, "After the engine warms up for about 10 seconds, you are ready to drive. Do not race a cold engine. If the weather is below freezing, let it warm up for a few minutes before driving. Do not leave the vehicle while the engine is warming up."

How many Honda Type R's are sold in North America? Integra Type R is all I know of, I think anyways. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I know of at least a few rally car DSM's that run these, and the builder says they work quite well. I'd love to drive a car with one in it just to see how it feels, but I have no first-hand experience with them.

:) Thanks! Worked perfectly!