What did you do to your Supra today?

[ky.supra]

Added some Verus Swanneck goodness. Met up with @A90_Rin and introduced him to Suches loop in northern georgia.

new wing looking good

 

[Zooterz]

got hit in a parking lot by a poop brown 1987 avanti

 

[PikkaGTR]

Long day of work
CSF cooling packages and ADRO install
Got the front and rears on while lifted on the Quickjack
Still need to bleed coolant and do the skirts once it's back on the ground
Front lip oem splitter piece in the middle was pita to get off

 

[SmilinAssassin]

Hot damnnnnnnn
She’s almost too purdy to drive

thank you! My son and I had a great day installing everything. The worst part was the lights.

 

[razorlab]

Took matters into my own hands because I don't trust dealers. Full reprogramming and update of all systems via ISTA.

 

[BMWAF]

Took matters into my own hands because I don't trust dealers. Full reprogramming and update of all systems via ISTA.

Love this.

 

[Jackyl tm]

Made a few updates:
NVS Carbon Fiber ECU Cover
NVS Carbon Fiber Radiator Cover
NVS Carbon Fiber Cubby
HKS Carbon Fiber Intake
Downstar Stage 1 Engine Hardware
A90Mods F1 Light
OEM Plus Heritage Tail Lights
Streethunter High Kick Rear Lip Spoiler
Weathertech Floor and Trunk Mats

How did the install go for the radiator cover? I installed mine yesterday and the wire wouldn't fit through the clips.

 

[MYA90SUPRA]

Got the car running after full remnant performance gamma system install and put in my base map from twisted tuning. Just gotta let the weather get better and brake in my transmission before doing any pulls.

 

[jRuN]

Took matters into my own hands because I don't trust dealers. Full reprogramming and update of all systems via ISTA.

Can you explain what this really means for the layman?

 

[FLtrackdays]

Took matters into my own hands because I don't trust dealers. Full reprogramming and update of all systems via ISTA.

Damn that‘s beautiful 🥲

Can you explain what this really means for the layman?

He’s going to update the puter and not let the certified Supra oil changing “mechanics“ ruin his car.

 

[bushido]

Took matters into my own hands because I don't trust dealers. Full reprogramming and update of all systems via ISTA.

level of difficulty? something i've been wanting to do as well..

oh. did you refer to this thread?
https://www.supramkv.com/threads/an...step-update-yourself.13044/page-5#post-342551

 

[SmilinAssassin]

How did the install go for the radiator cover? I installed mine yesterday and the wire wouldn't fit through the clips.

I used a trim tool to pry the tabs up from the side very carefully..

 

[Isaleus]

- Signed up for the first track day this year (Grattan Raceway, MI. See you there if you'll be there on the 14th or 15th)
- Spacers Installed
- New tires installed
- Verus turbo heat shield
- Verus diff cooler
-Verus brake brace
- still wondering about what oil to use (Liquid Moly 5w-30 is what I'm using right now)

 

[razorlab]

Can you explain what this really means for the layman?

ISTA is the same software tool that the dealers use to update systems in the car. Same as when they perform software update recalls (like the brake recall). I just did it all in the comfort of my own garage.

level of difficulty? something i've been wanting to do as well..

oh. did you refer to this thread?
https://www.supramkv.com/threads/an...step-update-yourself.13044/page-5#post-342551

Actually pretty simple. You download ISTA and Techstream from the website links outlined in that thread. You pay for a license. You can get a couple days, a month or a year. Make sure you have a +70amp charger (not a trickle charger) set to constant 13.5v and then use a laptop to connect to the car via ENET cable. Then follow the step by step in with ISTA software, which is very straight forward.

One thing to note is you need to have the OEM seats in the car so ISTA doesn't get pissed not seeing the seat modules. I had to reinstall both my OEM seats to do the updates. This was actually the hardest part of the process as it was actual physical labor.

 

[bushido]

Actually pretty simple. You download ISTA and Techstream from the website links outlined in that thread. You pay for a license. You can get a couple days, a month or a year. Make sure you have a +70amp charger (not a trickle charger) set to constant 13.5v and then use a laptop to connect to the car via ENET cable. Then follow the step by step in with ISTA software, which is very straight forward.

One thing to note is you need to have the OEM seats in the car so ISTA doesn't get pissed not seeing the seat modules. I had to reinstall both my OEM seats to do the updates. This was actually the hardest part of the process as it was actual physical labor.

lmaoo aw man, that sucks. thanks bry!!