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It’s a horn befitting a Smart Car. What WAS Toyota thinking?

Before I switched out the Supra’s novelty horn, it was “date night” with my wife, and I had occasion to honk the horn at a car that was backing up and clearly couldn’t see—anyway, I honk and my wife says, through nearly hysterical laughter, “if you think you’re getting any tonight, think again...

Sodium-filled valves piss me off. :mad:

Just disconnected it & reconnected new one. Plug n play installation. No relay has to be added. I’ll try to post the sound. 132 decibels!

Welcome. I too wanted a Supra in the 80s; instead I got a MR2. Then I got a FRS and then a 86. Now I have a “big boy” car. :thumbsup: Virginia laws are scary; be careful out there. Reckless Driving Threshold: 80 mph, 20 mph over a 30-mph-or-higher limit, 60 mph in a 35-mph zone Reckless...

Nah, not really. I just didn’t want to eff it up.

Very simple. I checked bimmer boards and found Z4 owners replacing their horns. There is low note and there is high note. Supra must have got the high “clown car” note only. :dunno:

Here, in Austin, it’s gotta be Lime Creek Rd. My friend, who just bought a Cayman S, and I are going to run it as soon as the Porsche dealer finishes some paint correction on it. Can’t wait. If there are any other Austin or local TX Supra owners who wanna join us, hit me up. (We’re not...

Right. :doh:

I just replaced mine with the NAPA/Balkamp FIAMM low note blaster horn. Part no: 730-1056 Cost: $20.00 DIY labor time: 1.2 hr

I just replaced mine with the NAPA/Balkamp FIAMM low note blaster horn. Part no: 730-1056 Cost: $20.00 DIY labor time: 1.2 hr

:DAnd my parking spot at work.

Design = carbon fiber. On black Premium. No front plate. Ever. Ran my 86 for the 3 years I owned with no front plate, and was never pulled over.

All I got was a Gazoo Racing pen.

You might consider Plasti Dip for the logo.

Same: windows look good. Reflector tint not so much.

Danke, Dank Sin.

How many times it’s been that I check the rear view mirror and some dude is filming the car. I mean they’re shooting video because they’re holding the phone for a long time. So my question is: where are all these videos going? Social media, I presume. I find that amusing.

Looking at the Qatar Supras: The non-US Supras I’ve seen all have that “Toyota” between the Toyota emblem and the “Supra.” I’m glad that redundancy isn’t on mine!

Add to the identity crisis: My Toyota Supra Connect app calls it a “Spx40i.”