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I would start by removing the under panels of the dash. After that take off the kick panels near the doors. Center console will have to be removed, along with the center bezel with your radio is. then remove the A/c unit control. Then start getting the cluster removed and the glove box. Once all...

Nice job so far. Keep it up!

I see you're located in Detroit. I may be heading out there ext week some time to buy yet another Supra. I will have to see this sometime? I live in Muskegon <--- Way west

Doesn't look all that bad. I mean if you can find a clean shell for 500-800 I would do that over repair it, but if you can't I would guess with some know how, and people you know the price being around 900-1300 to fix that body work and repair the suspension. With all that said, good luck to you.

You sure that is not a " automatic " inspection cover. They're different. Manual and auto are different. As stated above, get rid of that OBX pulley, unless you plan on running no belts and you had it balanced to the crank.

Awesome, I am always happy when people get their stuff back. Sorry to hear about the damage, but in your case like you said, it could have been worse.

(= yeah.. I just like to have my hands on many, maybe part a few out and get parts to people that want them to their original shape! I will have a Supra again soon. I can't shake this 3000GT vr4 though. It is a amazing car with great handling.. Looks like I will just have too have a Supra...

Very nice, I was going to say it has to be a '91 or '92 due to the Jay blue I had a '91 Jay blue. Nice color I really liked it.

Welcome. I am sure you'll go through many! These are great cars, and if you keep on on routine maintenance they last even longer.

Yeah non of my '89 Supra's had a 7m crank.. my '90's did though..

Happy b-day. Enjoy it!

This is the type of I work I like to see. N/A's are just as important as forced inducted.

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How did the wheel get fried? Would this happen because cold and hot air can do this. I have heard that the same thing can happens to valves on a motor. If the exhaust manifold gasket leaks and lets cold air in with the combustion temps it can fry the valve.. Just wondering, thanks. Sorry...

Boost leak somewhere? Look at all the hoses, these tend to wear overtime and they create large boost leaks. If it is indeed your actuator you will be able to find a used one on Supramania, for much less then ever findign a new one. I would first look for the leaks, then go from there.. Just...

Yeah, I really like the GT's. Even the Non turbo ones with the options and leather are nice, i use to have one. Since my car is a '93 though.. I will be converting it into a '99.

Nice job man, have it dynoed yet? Or a ET HP rating? That's pretty good with a stock turbo, nice job. I as well was running a ACT PP, with a stock Toyota disk, i still have it actually... off the car now.

Yeah I have never owned a Vr4 before or any equivalent, Skyline TT, 300zx TT, Supra TT, Rx7 TT. I will say though the AWD on this car is truly amazing. I don't have to worry about the rear letting loose. My plans are just to make it look like the '99 VR4's I am happy with the performance it...

I got lucky it has 89,000 miles on it. I hope to garage it before 90,000 this year. Here are some pic's.

Ahh maybe I will wait :D I already bought the car so it is not like I need to know now.