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www.toyotaworld.com He's on SF as JWatson.

Wow! I can't believe I never noticed that!!! It was 91 that they got rid of it...

May have been added part way through 87, I'll check, but I remember a few people all said they didn't have it. EDIT: What do you know, checked the EPC, it was 87 that got it, not 88. I'll update my post. :)

Woot, lol, my car is in there 3 times, 1 under 86.5, 1 under 88, and 1 under 89! :-p Only Suggestion: check my FAQ threads on year changes and cluster changes, they're pretty complete and a lot more accurate than most of the websites out there. :) Couple things: 1990 only got the airbag in the...

There were 2 different tape/cd combos I believe, possibly 3, but here's 1 of them: 88 gauge cluster (they changed slightly, but not much worth noting): 89'ish gauge cluster (it may be a bit too custom for your uses (different year/country gauges, etc): Dunno if those help.

I'd help, but my 88 has the 3-piece spoiler. I probably have a pic from before, but I dunno where, I'm sure someone will post one up. :)

I'm only at 8psi, but even if I'm not at full boost, I can still hear the stock BPV pretty well when I shift. Not stock intake or exhaust though. There are cars that run 7psi stock with no BPV of any kind, no intercooler either, just straight from the Turbo to the TB, nothing else. (Z31 300ZX)...

Dave and Shaun are both good guys at Stampede Toyota here in town, I'm there at least twice a week. For my Corolla restoration though, not for the Supra. Dave gives me deals every so often, especially on bigger purchases. We talk about the car, what's going on, etc. I'm thinking of possibly...

Yeah, that's just for North America, like encomiast said. :)

The Supra VIN isn't going to tell you very much at all. J = Manufactured in Japan (all of them are) T = Toyota 2 = Passenger vehicle MA70 or MA71 = N/A or Turbo J/N or L or M = Targa or Hardtop or Factory Sunroof VIN Check Digit Model Year = 1986 (G), 1987 (H), 1988(J), 1989(K), 1990(L)...

See my post on SF.

I believe so, but I've never seen one. The external amp was under the passenger seat starting in 89, the CD-player units used it. The amp is also interchangable with a lot of newer Toyota amps, and some of them are quite powerful. There was also an external amp used on 88's, but it was...

The Supra's e-brake system works well, but it wasn't designed to be used while the vehicle is in motion, as is indicated by the very thin brake shoes in the drum assembly. Granted they aren't that much to change, but if you were using it all the time, I think you'd wear them out in not too much...

True enough, but if you use the Lexus ones, you can sell your stock AFM with electronics, and get money back. I guess I should have added not all cars like to, but I still can't figure that one out yet, I would think the output would be the same/similar for X airflow, so how can some not like...

Doesn't matter which electronics you use. I lubricate the accordian hose with a bit of oil to get it to slide onto the Lexus AFM. Aside from that it's just plug and play if you have 550cc injectors. :)

17882-42012 $35 from Champion Toyota.

Trim code is the interior code, maybe I'll do another one later.

It was Ckanderson :(... It's okay, I can even it out. :p

Real men wear flannel. I usually only wear it if I'm going camping, etc, not normally.