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I carry a Kimber .45 ACP with 8 rnd Wilson combat mags... With one in the pipe and a spare mag I don't feel the least bit "disarmed". But I'm still going to spread all of my 30 round AK mags out on the bed tonight and roll around on them naked just to mock you...

Enough of the flame bait already people. Back on topic, or go find something else to do.

If not for the lack of a large commercial oven, I might do so myself. I just don't have the time/space to get something like that installed. If you do it yourself, please let us know how it goes.

There are quite a few MKIV owners here, myself included. But there are many times more MKIII owners.

It's incredible if it's applied properly. Be sure to use someone who knows what they are doing and has a lot of experience. The Cerakote people can direct you to someone who can apply it properly.

$200 - 250 is a decent price.

http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?20486-Rod-Knock-Diagnosis-and-FAQ

You haven't proved anything except an abject lack of understanding of free market economics. You've got a big problem with inflated prices due to demand that far outstrips supply. One could infer that you seem to think that somehow, lower prices would decrease demand or somehow increase supply...

A crowd sourced dictionary and crows sourced encyclopedia aren't even worth arguing with. The belief that truth comes from consensus, rather than fact, is one of the main reasons why our society is so fucked at this point. However I will cede that this is the definition of price gouging...

It's not price gouging, it's the free market operating as it should. As the price drives people away from the store shelves, the ammo manufacturers will have the opportunity to fill every shelf in every store. Then, when the stores are full again, the store owners will start looking around...

Holy fucking thread resurrection batman! This was the second thread created after we shifted to vBulletin in 2005... Nobody has posted to this thread in over 6 1/2 years you git... Edit: jdmfreak has let me know he posted in a different thread, his post vanished and it ended up here. This is...

Ol' Terrible Ted ain't gonna make no ammo for a Ruskie gun...

The stuff from Pierce Outfitters looks decent now that I have it in hand. Haven't had a chance to shoot it yet, but at least it looks well made.

Same here. Ranges tend to have ammo around here, but at range prices. I bought some .45 ACP from Pierce Outfitters this past week. They seem to have things in stock. I'll let you guys know what it looks like when it gets here.

That photo has been floating around the web for years now. I'll believe in a MKV Supra the day I drive it, and not a moment sooner. Even if they do build it, it probably won't really be a Supra (e.g. it won't be one or more of the following: front engine rear wheel drive, inline six...

I've driven a MKIV with lightweight pulleys, a lightweight flywheel and an OS Giken triple plate CF clutch. Revved like a sport bike, but it was damned difficult to drive on the street. Without the mass the RPM's drop so fast it's difficult to deal with. That mass is needed in a street car.

LOL! It's the thought that counts, not the timing. :) Today I got the rest of my present, which is, as it has been for the last several years, Thanksgiving dinner with friends. MMmm.. Turkey.

Sometime back in the late 1990's, I was sitting in parking lot over the McD's by DynoLab in Marietta, GA waiting to meet up with Eric Varah and Will Neely. (The 3 of us all had white Supras.) While sitting there messing with my radio, I hear this incredible sound. It sounded like a giant sport...

Sometime back in the late 1990's, I was sitting in parking lot over the McD's by DynoLab in Marietta, GA waiting to meet up with Eric Varah and Will Neely. (The 3 of us all had white Supras.) While sitting there messing with my radio, I hear this incredible sound. It sounded like a giant sport...

Back on topic people.