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That's an awesome install, the paint job needs some help, but overall a nice car.

Good story, Great journalism!

That's funny, I was looking at that calendar last just night. Besides having a woman spread acreoss it, Trent's car sure went through some changes.

Alot of the older guys know what a MKIII Supra is, it was a very desirable car back in it's day, just out of most peoples price range.

Sorry dude, but I agree %1000 with everything Ideal just said! But as far as being ripped off, how can you be ripped off $400 for a Supra, hell it could have come with no engine and easily been worth $400. Also, I think you need a new friend, friends don't try to rip each other off!

Even better, complete catalog is online, there is a mechanical one and also a body parts one...

Wow, Bishop lives! Good to see you back on. I'll be down in Gulfport area in August, we should hook up.

Wow Grimjack, you've gotta know I like them! They really look great with your car color. Thanks again for the compliments on my car guys, my wheels are polished aluminum. I wipe them down about once a month and polish them every 3 months. I need to buy one of those Mother's Power Balls soon.

I wanted leather, but in Texas it get's extremely hot. My wife came up with the idea of getting custom seats done and retain the stock centers, this way it's cooler, plus my doors would not have to change. So I just took the covers to a local upholstery shop and had them change out the top...

Do it now or do it later, that's what you're really asking! Because they ALL fail, and they ALL fail again until done the right way! Also right at about 100,000 miles one by one all of your cooling hoses will start to blow. Not to rag on you but you're going down the same path as alot of...

Great looking car, and congratulations, it sure is a good feeling to fire it up especially on first try.

For your wheels, getting them chromed is going to cost you close to what a new set of wheels will run ($500+). However, there is a place in Mesquite called Enduro Powder Coating that will powder coat them with what is called "Near Chrome" for about $30.00 per wheel. Good Luck.

Yeah I drive the car, but it's not a daily driver. On the topic, just FYI, at the TX2K5 SupraNationals, the 7M dyno winner had 3" IC piping, but had a long spool up time. At the TX2K5 SupraNationals, the quickest 7M drag race car had stock IC piping, including the 3000 pipe. The guy also...

When I first bought the car I met Jeff Montigny, he turned me on to the SOGI site........... I pretty much did all of his SOGI mods too. When I saw Mike Urbano's blue car in Super Street that pretty much did it for me, I knew I wanted to build up the MKIII. I saw a picture of Sofro's car...

This post makes the most sense, the larger you make the piping, the slower the velocity. You are not going to loose any performance with the 2.25" piping, not at your performance goals anyways. I think you will be disappointed with the throttle response if you go to 3".