Ok, you're getting some decent advice here, but let me put it all together and add a bit more.
First up, that Camry isn't even vaguely close to a plain Jane people mover. It's a 270hp car that weighs in at 200lbs less than your Supra. That's nearly 40 extra ponies and a fair bit of weight...
Same problem, essentially. Why would anyone buy a bolt-on turbo and manifold, when for virtually the same money you can have a real turbo and manifold?
The guy who develops this will get a few purchases from people who purchased one at a time, but not enough to warrant the R&D work.
Tip: A spun bearing doesn't stop your engine from running. It just makes it loud. Eventually it might snap a rod and poke big holes in the block, but then you don't have a spun bearing, you have a snapped rod and big holes in your block.
Just get the bracket and actuator from jtamulis at notrice.com - I know he can get them because that's where I got the one for my Turbonetics turbo.
I don't know if he lists them on the website, but he's pretty good at responding to PMs here, and I've never had a problem getting him on the...
I've seen it plenty of times. Shops will often have a plug for the tranny tailshaft, too, so they don't have to drain that either.
Personally, though, with my labor force of ONE, I like to get as much weight off it I can, so I drain everything.
In North America, two removable pieces along the sides with a bar left in the middle is called a T top. Virtually everyone calls the removable roof a Targa, but technically I think that is an actual trademark. Toyota calls it a Sport Roof.
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