What did you do to your Supra today?
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BrettS
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It is? The muffler portion is just upside down in the photo
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Evolution
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Took it to the track and dominated. 2nd place was 5 seconds behind me. Met a ton of Supra owners out there too. All great people.
even let a buddy drive my car to see what he thought of it.
even let a buddy drive my car to see what he thought of it.
jchadwell
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Awesome but is your door open. Or is the panel gap out of spec??Took it to the track and dominated. 2nd place was 5 seconds behind me. Met a ton of Supra owners out there too. All great people.
even let a buddy drive my car to see what he thought of it.
BMWAF
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I called a couple of local stealers today to see if they could apply the latest ISTA updates to my car. My favourite response was: "ISTA? That's for BMWs. This is a Toyota dealership."
FML.
FML.
Gabe
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Coming from 10yrs of driving electric (don’t judge I’m so used to the eerie silence of my daily car) this was something that I pushed for over a year. Most people do this first, I was planning to do last.
1. removed this weird looking tube and replaced it with a shiny
one:
2. There were more tubes attached to it so I kept on pulling them until there was nothing more to remove, a long spaghetti came out of there.
3. Removed a black box to the driver’s right to the engine
4. Replaced the tubes with lighter tubes, and the black box with another black box with a blue cone looking filter
I thought it was gonna be a hard job. It wasn’t. It’s harder to align the bumper after changing the clown horn. the whole adventure took less than 4 hrs. I used my seating stool and a jack to drop the OEM exhaust cause I was alone… well my helper was not willing to lift anything heavy:
the car is extremely loud in the sport setting. People say that I gained some HP. I dont know.
1. removed this weird looking tube and replaced it with a shiny
one:
2. There were more tubes attached to it so I kept on pulling them until there was nothing more to remove, a long spaghetti came out of there.
3. Removed a black box to the driver’s right to the engine
4. Replaced the tubes with lighter tubes, and the black box with another black box with a blue cone looking filter
I thought it was gonna be a hard job. It wasn’t. It’s harder to align the bumper after changing the clown horn. the whole adventure took less than 4 hrs. I used my seating stool and a jack to drop the OEM exhaust cause I was alone… well my helper was not willing to lift anything heavy:
the car is extremely loud in the sport setting. People say that I gained some HP. I dont know.
Gabe
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she holds the light for me and passes me the sockets, still has trouble with imperial and metric measurements, but overall does well.
you put the dog there on purpose i know u did
FuzzyRev
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Bought more parts I don't need, for a car I don't have.. sounds about right doesn't it?
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NINaudio
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You know, I've got some parts for sale that you don't need for a car you probably don't have. Let me know if you're interested. ?Bought more parts I don't need, for a car I don't have.. sounds about right doesn't it?
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