What did you do to your Supra today?

[satindragon]

Got oil and filter in to do first oil change on Supra. Sitting right at 1100 miles at this point.

 

[a90moe]

Black wrap on front bumper to go after that wide mouth look

Digging it until now

 

[CarGuy11]

^^^Can you post a front angle pic?

 

[Axix23]

Got oil and filter in to do first oil change on Supra. Sitting right at 1100 miles at this point.

you might want to use 0w30 or 0w40 since it’s a turbo car and the first number is cold oil temp weight and you want the turbo to have oil immediately upon cold start. I wouldn’t run 5w on any turbo car. There is a reason why Toyota recommends full syntec 0w30.

 

[John8]

 

[satindragon]

you might want to use 0w30 or 0w40 since it’s a turbo car and the first number is cold oil temp weight and you want the turbo to have oil immediately upon cold start. I wouldn’t run 5w on any turbo car. There is a reason why Toyota recommends full syntec 0w30.

5w-40 is an approved oil for the Supra. Page 325 and 326 in owners manual. 0w-20 is more about fuel economy than protecting the turbo and engine. My car is tuned and isn't dealing with freezing climates so a slightly heavier viscosity is better in my case.

 

[Axix23]

I am sure it is, but I wouldn’t ever run it in mine. Good luck. It’s your new car. Lol

 

[ebutay87]

I’m replacing my charge pipe with intercooler tube hot side today.

 

[jgoad13]

Cleaned them for Cars and Coffee in the morning!

 

[a90moe]

^^^Can you post a front angle pic?

Sure

 

[solidsamir]

Sure

Hmm, it definitely changes the aesthetic. Makes it look cleaner actually.

 

[Goose]

Finally got some PPF for the hood.

 

[SpamSupra]

Finally got some PPF for the hood.

love the hood

 

[Goose]

love the hood

 

[Dannyvandelft]

you might want to use 0w30 or 0w40 since it’s a turbo car and the first number is cold oil temp weight and you want the turbo to have oil immediately upon cold start. I wouldn’t run 5w on any turbo car. There is a reason why Toyota recommends full syntec 0w30.

They recommend it for EPA reasons. Thinner oil means better MPG. Not necessarily better for the engine. And as far as using a 5 weight in turbo cars, my STI runs happily on 5w-40 all year long. From well below freezing to 100+ degrees in the summer.