What did you do to your Supra today?

[KimChee]

Got my Weather tech mats, got black emblems, more red interior pieces, painted my strut bars red, looking at DP and small tune. This is just the beginning.

 

[26StratMT]

I didn’t do anything to the Supra today but I did just 3d print this hueforge.
Came out better than expected!

 

[RedSupra]

This weekend I installed the low tone horn, Eibach front sway bar set to the middle setting, AA catted downpipe, AWE touring resonated exhaust, Racing Bee strut tower brace, and an oil change.

After first startup I thought there was an issue as there was loud ticking noise, but it seems it's just that the injectors are pretty loud. I am not sure why I didn't notice it before.

 

[sharkcat]

Front reflector delete from IND. The color matches really well, though the color shift is a bit different at an off-angle. The insert is also *slightly* narrower than the reflector so the gap/seam is a bit wider in the middle.

Still looks great regardless.

 

[BMWAF]

Went for a little hill climb after work.

 

[Rensuhlo]

Took the z4 out to the Tail of the Dragon for some Labor Day shenanigans with my partner in her Fit.

 

[dizm]

Took the z4 out to the Tail of the Dragon for some Labor Day shenanigans with my partner in her Fit.

How's the Fit? That's high up on my list of cheap cars to use as a daily. I don't have the heart to put my Supra thru a New England winter.

To get back on topic...

A somewhat busy holiday weekend for my car. It was paint corrected and ceramic coated.

After I got it back I finished the tadda audio mod. I already had installed the foam and added the subwoofer ports but I changed the tubes themselves to something a little more aesthetic. I also added sound deadening to the trunk. I'm not sure how much the sound deadening on it's own helped with the overall audio quality, incremental improvement at best, but it helped a ton with the in cabin exhaust tone. Would highly recommend if you have a rowdy exhaust setup and a wife who doesn't like loud noises.

After that I finally got around to hard wiring my dash cam. Been raw dogging it this whole time but now I feel nice and protected. I followed this guide on YouTube and it worked perfectly. Those two little thumb screws under the glove box were a surprisingly large pain in the ass especially when it came to reinstalling that panel but other than that it was overall pretty easy.