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flateric
09-01-2009, 10:04 AM
Well I'm in the mood to take a break and thought I would finally get around to introducing myself and saying a proper hello.

I'm new here but not new to Supra's as I'm actually the original owner of my 1990 MKIII turbo.

I've been through numerous upgrade paths and also numerous 7m's LOL. 7M adventures for me have included but are not limited too...

Running lean and burning a hole completely through piston #5 which of course gave me one giant James Bond concealing cloud of smoke the likes of which you have rarely seen. I'll upload a pic of it sometime.

Snapped my original stock ct-26's shaft while under full boost which caused the compressor intake side to literally melt into a ball. I'll upload a pic of it sometime.

A washer was left inside my intake by a local shop once and it took my turbo, a turbonetics t67 I think at that time, my head and broke a wrist pin free in number 2. It also drove the rather beefy washer into the head repeatedly before finally sticking it there for good.

And of course I had a BHG, or two, and one of those was with a HKS MHG even. Which caused me to have a bent rod on number 3.

My current point at this time is sitting at.

-2jz-gte swapped in.
-ARP everything, mains, rod caps, head studs and even valve bolts got the arp treatment.
-860cc injectors siemens.
-Vielside 90mm intake with a q45 throttle body.
-2.5" IC piping and intercooler to match.
-r154 (with every marlin crawler upgrade that they make)mated to motor with 1jz bellhousing.
-Evolution lightweight flywheel. (ARP bolts of course)
-1 piece aluminium driveshaft.
-50mm Tial BOV
-50mm wastegate
-3" Trust exhaust
-Garrett GT4088R
-AEM series 2 PNP EMS
-AEM meth injection

As far as the body goes, I stripped the car completely bare and doubled the number of spot welds through the entire car and foam filled the frame. Front and rear strut tower braces and then gave it 14 coats of paint ending in a bright porsche red with a white undercoat to really make it glow. I also smoothed the stock 3 piece rear tail into the fenders so that there is no longer a seam at all and shaved my door handles. Car is also lowered and has bomex sideskirts and front lip with rear bumper addons.

With momo Idea mags and 245's up front and 285's in the back.

And I think that about covers it. I don't have tons of pics yet, but here's just a few. I hope to be starting this machine up hopefully today or tomorow!

The body pics are both over 2 years old though.

Tjay
09-01-2009, 10:14 AM
very nice, keep us updated, I'd love to hear how this project turns out.

Bri-Guy
09-01-2009, 11:43 AM
Nice, looking forward to having this tear up the streets, and out at the strip.

Think this thread needs more pics though, I'm sure people would like to see more of your hard work.

gfrererr13
09-03-2009, 08:56 AM
Welcome! Great looking MKIII love the red looks really clean!

supraseven
09-04-2009, 03:25 AM
sweet ride, personally would have panited the molding a diffrent color for contrast but it is amazing looking, for sure

Keros
09-04-2009, 08:29 AM
That smoothed spoiler looks absalutely awesome. It really cleaned up the side of the car.

Very nice.... being an original owner is even more awesome.

annoyingrob
09-06-2009, 03:34 AM
sweet ride, personally would have panited the molding a diffrent color for contrast but it is amazing looking, for sure
Just wait until you see what he has in store for the molding..........

flateric
09-06-2009, 05:33 AM
Just wait until you see what he has in store for the molding..........


Shhhhhh! It's top secret....... Something that I havn't seen done to any car before this, but thats all the hints you guys are getting!

annoyingrob
09-07-2009, 07:38 PM
Welcome to the Alberta Secret Club........


.....I mean the Alberta Supra Club. Half the forum members have secret builds they don't tell people.

Dan_Gyoba
09-07-2009, 08:40 PM
And Keegan has enough secret builds to account for most of the rest of us. ;)