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Welcome! Post more pictures or start a re-build blog so we can all keep up with your progress. Happy modding.

Welcome to the forums. There are lots of knowledge filled members here. Happy modding and good luck on your search for a MK3 or MK4 Supra.

Wow, welcome and congrats on a very nice example of a MK3 Supra.

FYI, that's a genuine ETS FMIC kit for the old 7M from back when they were making parts for our community.

Subscribed. Good luck on the build.

Welcome to the forums. Happy modding.

Hmmm, I like where this thread is going. In for updates.

Congrats! Your Supra is coming together nicely also.

Welcome back! Good luck on your new MKIII.

Welcome to the forums. Congrats on your purchase and thanks for saving another MKIII. Keep up the good work.

Welcome to the forums. Post up some pictures of your project MKIII when you get a chance. Happy modding.

Glad to see so many Ohio Supra owners posting again.

Welcome. Lots of nice vehicles you've had. What's up with the different wheels on your old bugeye WRX? Rare color too.

So true. There are many options for you to pick from.

Welcome to the forums. I'm delighted to see another Ohio Supra owner join. At one time, Ohio had a large population of all generations of Supra owners but our numbers are slowly dwindling. Happy modding and nice wire tuck on the Del Sol, very clean.

If you're on a tight budget, as most MKIII owners appear to be, then I would go for the Turbo II (RX7) injectors. They are semi-hard to find a set of six (6), but it can done. Just have them cleaned and flow tested. They are 550 cc.

I agree. I've done it both ways. If just replacing a HG or turbo.. I prefer to remove them with the motor in the car but if replacing a clutch or something, I remove the motor/trans. together. Good luck.

Nice work. Keep it up... I can't wait to see this build completed.

HWYKNG.. seen it on a heavily modified MKIV.

Wow.. your Trollstice pulls hard. Was that a liter bike?