If you're talking about the shade that goes on the hatch, I am the one that had them made. I have some right now, but ran out of the brackets that you need to attach them. If I come up with someone that can produce the brackets, then we'll be all set again.
I'm in Seattle area now (Kirkland).. That's too bad, I never ran across any other Supra owners in the Bend area. (At least I had 3 at one time to help out the population...) I would have stayed but I couldn't find what I wanted there, so I got a job here.
Reign approved:)
I had a bunch of PM's over the last month from people looking for blinker covers and sunshades so I finally had Elixir make more. I sent out PM's to everyone that was interested, but it seems like they have changed their minds, so I wanted to see if anyone else was...
Get a sled and enjoy the snow... Actually don't know how much you'd have right now...MN just got dumped on though, so there's gotta be some a little farther east...
Or get a quad and go tear around. Either way, it's something fun to do. Better in a group, but whatever.
At the time Duane ran a Greddy, I am almost positive on that, but I could be wrong. Greddy is another manifold of 304ss construction. The RPS is 321ss, but as you said, you didn't think it'd matter. It may not.
Looks great man. Just so everyone knows, I read 304ss on the flanges, but what material did you use on the runners- 304 or 321?? I do hope to start seeing something like this on the mk3 rather then the SSAC, but only time will tell. I guess for now I'll be rocking the RPS one (which I don't...
Honestly, I don't see you selling many at that price no matter how nice they are. Too many ebay headers at cheap cheap prices (and quality) have flooded the market. I had thought about selling my RPS header, but don't see that happening for what it's worth.
Anyway good luck, it's nice to...
I think you're gonna find that most of us use aftermarket clutches, so other then telling you it's probably not better then stock, I don't think you're gonna find a whole lot of info.
Just picked it up this afternoon. Very good work on it and a very nice finish. I don't know when I'll be painting it 100%, but here are a few pics to give you all an idea of the fit and finish. You can tell Peter takes a lot of pride in his work and I wouldn't hesitate to reccomend him to...
If it's like Portland, they probably stole them for the Al to scrap and don't care about the tires. It sucks, I've had the same thing happen, just gotten learn that you can't leave stuff outside:( Mine were even in a barb wire fenced lot.
Yep, on my first exhaust and IC piping setup, I used a bandsaw.
Now I have a chopsaw where I'm at and make that work. I usually just hold it myself which isn't the best, but I haven't made any big mistakes yet, and it doesn't take long to re-cut or replace if needed.
They are basically just set on. With proper mounting, they will sit tight. It's cold here today and I didn't want to spend all day mounting them up without having them finish painted.
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