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How streetable do you think that alignment is? I want something that will make my car handle really well but not make it unbearable to drive on the streets. Do you think that it is safe to go without the sway bars on a street car if you have a similar suspension setup like yours?

My center console. I will be grinding down the excess and then covering it in cloth along with installing a relocated power port to the upper right hand corner. Eventually I will be building a whole new dash all together, center console included.

Picked up a mint center console the other day and stripped it down the the bare bones and made a cover panel out of a sheet of aluminum and Gorilla glued it in place. I still need to trim a little more then do some bondo'ing to fill in the gaps so it can be covered in cloth. I need to pick up...

If we don't get enough people registered then the extras like the tent, table and chairs don't get rented.

Any off-topic cars that want to register (SnS, dyno, cruise) must submit a photo of their car and indicate what their relation to the Supra community is. Soooo yeah, the meet is 2 months away. We need to get people registered so we can pay for the expenses and make this event as awesome as ever.

Any off-topic cars that want to register (SnS, dyno, cruise) must submit a photo of their car and indicate what their relation to the Supra community is. Soooo yeah, the meet is 2 months away. We need to get people registered so we can pay for the expenses and make this event as awesome as ever.

LOL, I'm not mad. I'm just tired of you always being such a prick. Life's too short to be angry all the time.

Quit being so damn negative Matt. Learn to have some respect for once. You're more than welcome to NOT show up since I'm fairly certain you would end up being rude and negative on more than one occassion.

Good crowd, we had a blast (even though me and another Supra almost got into a 3 car collision with a Cadillac).

Thank you. It's an ever evolving project that will never be done.

My Supra without hood being towed by my Dodge Wednesday. And then the aftermath of a radiator hose on a 95 Range Rover splitting open while driving down the freeway (spotted the guy on the off-ramp of a rest area I pulled into to check the trailer tires). The fire blanket crap was everywhere.

Got the hood painted, although I will take it off before too long and do some more work to it. I also relocated the PS reservoir since it's not a sealed system. I created a bracket and mounted it to the PS pump bracket. I also towed it down to Ishii Motor Industries in Bellevue and turns out...

In my rear view mirror??? Oh wait, I'm not tuned yet :(

I couldn't have said it better myself Acroth :) PM sent btw

If anybody from the North wants to convoy down with me I'll be leaving Mt Vernon (exit 227) around 9AM. Call or text to get ahold of me. Adam (503)206-9067

Because they respect the Supra's and want to join in on the festivities

2 days ago (been a long week, including my 11 hour shift yesterday) I took off the hood fire blanket and air intake pipe and sanded out the tig burns. With any luck I'll have the hood painted this week. I just have to sand, prime and paint it.

Activities??? Devon, if it's a dedicated track car then I'd remove anything not needed to go fast. This includes wiring, bumper supports, brackets, insulation, interior panels, any accessories in the engine not needed, turn signals, lights (might still need these if running at night), and of...

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Just weighed my Supra with 1/4 tank of gas, 3180 lbs. Not bad considering it's got most of the interior still and isn't a dedicated track car.