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Now that is a beautiful shot! Well done!!

Literally the hardest part of changing the oil on a Supra is lifting it high enough to unscrew the drain plug. The oil filter is so simple to change, you won't even get any oil on your fingers. Toyota filter and Liqui Moly oil will run about $90. You tube is Your friend. ✌️

My '21 is currently coded to start with it disabled. Im not really interested in starting in sport mode so if that ever changes and I can't code it out, I'll be pushing that dam button again everytime I start the car.?

I'm watching the Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction and this 1997 Supra Turbo came up on the block. The final sale price is unreal but I'm happy to see this car get some credit.

Ok, Hurricane Milton is gone. Hopefully all are OK. Let's meet up soon! ✌️

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In Oldsmar, Fla. 9 miles from the coast. We're hoping for a Sarasota landfall, but pray for everyone in that area. We are 9' above sea level so the car is up on the quickjack. Let's hope it doesn't hit too hard. Be safe everyone

I totally agree! My 2017 Highlander remote start does the same thing! How stupid. If the key fob is in your pocket when you open the door, why shut off??? Shame on you Toyota!!!

$159 for these?? Hmmm seems a bit pricey to me. I'd be ok with that price if they were CF.

Hmmmm. There should be a date code on the tire. If you could post a pic maybe someone on here could translate. IMO those tires look to be old. If so, I'd go back to the dealer and talk to a service writer about replacing them.

We can't help you if you don't provide pictures of what you're talking about. 3000 Miles on stock Michelin PSS should not show much wear at all and 2 years of life on these tires with low mileage shouldn't result in cracks. Please provide pics. Peace!

After Helene, places to meet with great views will be limited. Before the storm, I was thinking Honeymoon State park, but no so much now. I'm open to a drive anywhere to meet up. Let's do this!

If your concern is a "toot" sound from your Supra brakes, your concerns will be erased when you slam on those brakes during an emergency maneuver and they work perfectly. It's a Brembo thing that is normal.

Looks like we're getting a group together! Everyone, be safe tomorrow with the storm coming and put the Supras in the garage! Peace! Jerry

I'm in Oldsmar, so very close. Hit me up!

Noooo. You'll have to cut metal to remove the sub "boxes". The whole structure is welded to the body. Once the interior plastic is removed and the OEM subs are removed, you'll see what I'm talking about. Good luck!

My goodness, the guy in this video loves carbon fiber eh? I'm not really sure what he is showing us here. All of us that have tried to improve these subs has been to this point.

Bolts add weight and as usual, manufacturers always try to make adding aftermarket stereo goodies difficult as f***!

The subs "enclosure" is welded to the body so cutting would be required to remove the structure. Cheers

I just trimmed my WT liner and installed a screen in my ports to avoid objects rolling into the sub cavity. This mod is a must do if you don't want to upgrade your entire system. Bass response is much improved. Just be sure to Dynamat the entire rear compartment to lower the chances of rattles.