What will be the first mods to your MkV Supra?

What will be the first mods to your MkV Supra?


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GT-Remi

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Driver mod, always first...

Actually, always do the following before hitting the road. New car detail, clear bra, Weathertech floor liners, and tint. Ricer stuff can wait till later. Function>Form.
 

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Car will likely have great tires (we've also seen that the brakes are decent), so I'd do intake, downpipe, catback, and some sort of tune if available through COBB etc.
 

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I'm a pretty OEM guy.

Phone mount for waze, and hard-wire radar detector would be it. :thumbsup: Might put some of that door edge film on since it's pretty tight in my garage. Hmm...
 

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Wheels for sure, may be Enkei RS05RR, TE37 or Advan GT. Of course an obnoxious blow off valve because it's a turbo! Some nice Greddy boost gauge/controller and exhaust.
 

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Car will likely have great tires (we've also seen that the brakes are decent), so I'd do intake, downpipe, catback, and some sort of tune if available through COBB etc.
I don't think they've ever cracked any Toyota ECU's so, I guess you're betting on this car having a BMW ECU/engine?
 

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exactly :)

I know all too well about the Toyota ECU architecture challenges lol
hey now, RR Racing cracked the ISF ECU, ten years after the cars release... :p:p:p

Yeah, a BMW ECU would be really good hahaha. Integrating a standalone into a modern CANBUS system is an expensive nightmare, so having something tunable would be a godsend.
 

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First mod will be to my bank balance when I cut a cheque for the car....

Can't see myself doing anything other than a winter rim/tire package, maybe ceramic for a bit of paint protection.
 

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I think I want to do a wide body kit to make to it look more like the concept.
 

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obtain an angle grinder, mallet and somebody with a brain larger then mine (not that hard to do) and do a manual swap. :headbang:
 
 




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