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The 25mpg highway I get doesn't seem to matter what speed I go. I cruised 90-95mph (targa off of course) for a nice 5 hour drive and still got 25mpg. A friend who was following me in his Civic got 17mpg, he normally gets in the lower 30's on the highway.

You can use any cat-back that fits the turbo cars. The HKS sport would be a decent choice.

GReddy is pronounced gred-ee. That's how all the employees pronounce it. Tokico is toe-kee-co

16/25 is my average. I've seen higher on both city and highway, but only when I'm not heavy footed.

Except for breaking ratchets and sockets ;)

You can remove it or keep it, it won't affect how the car runs. You should be able to get any muffler shop to make you a whole new cat-back for around $100. I highly recommend 2.5" or larger if you're looking for a good sound.

FYI the GReddy oil pressure gauge fittings thread directly into the stock oil pressure sending unit location. No adapters needed.

Congrats Hal, it'll be nice to see you on the road again.

Very interesting.

You have to remove most of the rear trim and seats. It all comes off in big pieces

http://www.cygnusx1.net/supra/library/TSRM/be/BE_041.html

Your downpipe could be clogging and choking the engine. That rotten egg smell is indicative of a bad catalytic, and usually the first one in the dp goes out first.

BCPR7ES is a copper plug. At your boost level you don't need a colder plug.

Or old one :)

Easiest way to find those wires is with a test light or multimeter.

Correct.

Correct. That adapter looks like it would fit the stock manifold.

Nothing special in the VIN that is Supra specific. MA71 is obviously the chassis and engine code, the rest could be the same on any Toyota.

Yes, two 6.5" front door speakers, two 1" tweets up front, two ~3" speakers in the middle and two 4" speakers in the rear.