New (and old) SupraMKV members say hello!

[the_wilferine]

Hi all! Steve here, UK based

I got my 2020 Supra 3.0 about 7 months ago and absolutely loving it.

I’ve done all mods myself (for good or bad ?) except for the tinting and painted calipers with plenty more to come.

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[CdnSupes]

Hey all,

Rob here from Alberta Canada. Picked up my A91-MT not long ago. Tried to keep it stock but you know…

I do winter drive it for all the tears ?

 

[YoooMp3]

Hey all,

Rob here from Alberta Canada. Picked up my A91-MT not long ago. Tried to keep it stock but you know…

I do winter drive it for all the tears ?

Awesome ride!

 

[Backtrack]

Howdy everyone. New to Supra, but not BMW!
We just bought a base 2023 3.0 AT.

Live in East Tennessee in the mountains where all the roads are nice and twisty.

Yesterday we drove over the Foothills Parkway and today I hit the Triangle 162 up in Petros/ Frozen Head. By the way, it’s a much better trip than Tail of the Dragon.

Here is a pic of us Yesterday up on the Parkway.

 

[Deleted member 11082]

Hello from Idaho. Looking forward to all the available info on this site. Thanks for the add

 

[zrk]

Hello from Idaho. Looking forward to all the available info on this site. Thanks for the add

Welcome.

 

[Jordo]

Hey there. I'm a former Alfa 4c owner and am strongly considering a new Supra. Here to learn more about it (problems, tuning options, etc.) to help finalize my decision. Very glad to be here -- looks like a really great community!

 

[Jofro6]

Hey from New York ( long island). Been stalking the site since before my car arrived. My last sports car was a 370Z 6spd. But excited to be in the 2023 3.0 Premium MT now. More I just need spring time and clean roads.

 

[RyanA90]

Welcome to all the newbs

 

[kanaka]

Old A90 guy here, sold it last year to build my MK4 - put tons of money into it though.
Hello all the new folks

 

[TheShortGuy]

New member here. Currently in the market for an A91 MT. I was a part of the Subaru crowd for 10 years before selling it. Drive a 2007.5 Dodge 3500 now, pictured before I did some cosmetic upgrades to it.


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[decodeddiesel]

Hello, decodeddiesel here.

A little about me: I am a mechanical engineer and I work in automotive engineering on micro hydraulic components. Funny enough, our ZF 8-speed has parts in it I actually designed and now support in production.

I was a soldier a very long time ago, and spent some time in Iraq in the early '00s. When I left the Army I bought myself a lightly used 2005 STi with the money I saved and started modifying it and participating in AutoX. That was the beginning of my obsession lol.

I purchased my 2020 "new" in March of 2021 at about $10k under MSRP. I've been daily driving and doing some HPDEs with my car since then.

I missed my window for the free NASA track day in 2021 due to a small bout with bladder cancer. Last year I got out to the track a couple of times, but after my health scare, I decided to tie the knot and marry my best friend (known her for 25 years, dated for the last 5). We purchased a new to us house (built in 1740!) with a 4-car garage, in-ground salt water pool, and a full blow wet bar in the upstairs of the garage. This pretty much killed all of my free time and money lol.

For 2023 I'm already booked for 6 events, and I am looking to make some track focused modifications to my car. I've been lurking for a long time and have recently decided to become more active on this forum. There's a lot of knowledge here even if there isn't a ton of users.

Glad I started actually posting here lol.

 

[RyanA90]

Hello, decodeddiesel here.

A little about me: I am a mechanical engineer and I work in automotive engineering on micro hydraulic components. Funny enough, our ZF 8-speed has parts in it I actually designed and now support in production.

I was a soldier a very long time ago, and spent some time in Iraq in the early '00s. When I left the Army I bought myself a lightly used 2005 STi with the money I saved and started modifying it and participating in AutoX. That was the beginning of my obsession lol.

I purchased my 2020 "new" in March of 2021 at about $10k under MSRP. I've been daily driving and doing some HPDEs with my car since then.

I missed my window for the free NASA track day in 2021 due to a small bout with bladder cancer. Last year I got out to the track a couple of times, but after my health scare, I decided to tie the knot and marry my best friend (known her for 25 years, dated for the last 5). We purchased a new to us house (built in 1740!) with a 4-car garage, in-ground salt water pool, and a full blow wet bar in the upstairs of the garage. This pretty much killed all of my free time and money lol.

For 2023 I'm already booked for 6 events, and I am looking to make some track focused modifications to my car. I've been lurking for a long time and have recently decided to become more active on this forum. There's a lot of knowledge here even if there isn't a ton of users.

Glad I started actually posting here lol.

First off thanks for your service! Secondly I think you have the best deal out of everyone here that i know of! 10K less than MSRP - must of been the pandemic.

 

[Awales74]

Funny enough, our ZF 8-speed has parts in it I actually designed and now support in production.

ZF8 is smooth as butta. Now the MT on the other hand, I wouldn't tell anyone if you had a hand in it . Thanks for your service. And have fun!

 

[TheShortGuy]

Hello, decodeddiesel here.

A little about me: I am a mechanical engineer and I work in automotive engineering on micro hydraulic components. Funny enough, our ZF 8-speed has parts in it I actually designed and now support in production.

I was a soldier a very long time ago, and spent some time in Iraq in the early '00s. When I left the Army I bought myself a lightly used 2005 STi with the money I saved and started modifying it and participating in AutoX. That was the beginning of my obsession lol.

I purchased my 2020 "new" in March of 2021 at about $10k under MSRP. I've been daily driving and doing some HPDEs with my car since then.

I missed my window for the free NASA track day in 2021 due to a small bout with bladder cancer. Last year I got out to the track a couple of times, but after my health scare, I decided to tie the knot and marry my best friend (known her for 25 years, dated for the last 5). We purchased a new to us house (built in 1740!) with a 4-car garage, in-ground salt water pool, and a full blow wet bar in the upstairs of the garage. This pretty much killed all of my free time and money lol.

For 2023 I'm already booked for 6 events, and I am looking to make some track focused modifications to my car. I've been lurking for a long time and have recently decided to become more active on this forum. There's a lot of knowledge here even if there isn't a ton of users.

Glad I started actually posting here lol.

Quite the adventure. Hoping the bout with bladder cancer is all in the past so you can focus on getting some track time in. What was your MOS?

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