Funny supra race

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MKivSupra_Rob

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at the cost of buying a trans am, you could have bought a mkiii and tossed the rest of the cash at the engine and you;d have a faster car. that and transams just look like longer sunfires to me. lol
 

TurboStreetCar

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Toyota h8r said:
If parts for a supra were as cheap as they were for a camaro that wouldnt be true.
I love owning domectic cars and trucks for that very reason, and many more.

I love owning my supra because i dont see 12 of them wherever i go.

Toyota h8r said:
When has gm made a small block that wasn't extremely reliable?

Speaking of the LT1 and how great is it, i guess you never herd of the Opti-spark on the LT series. Nuff said for reliability.

Darkcyde: nice :biglaugh:
 

tturnpaw

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ive worked on more of my friends' sbc's than any of my cars ive owned (escort lx, gt, mustang gt, Toyo pickup, Talon, F250, sentra) sorry but regular 350s and lt1s are just cheaply made right off the assembly line...even cheaper than the mexican 302s in mustangs. I dont prefer anything over anything but i can tell you that the most reliable sbc or bbc is one that has nothing stock but a block.

I dont care who was playing with who, ic piping falling off is like your maf leaking to me...nothing worth saying they broke down over. Especially when it could have been a loose coupler due to the owner, not reliability.

And about camaro's handling, my friend with the 3kgt also has a 81 camaro w/leaf spring assembly, and all that it had done to it suspention wise was they were mounted up higher past the subframe. That thing handled like crazy. Of course, it was customized by a circle track racer who has experience, but thats besides the fact.
 

Big Wang Bandit

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MKivSupra_Rob said:
at the cost of buying a trans am, you could have bought a mkiii and tossed the rest of the cash at the engine and you;d have a faster car. that and transams just look like longer sunfires to me. lol

Or just buy a better car...

I wouldn't want to toss that much money into a car that has a blue book value of a 3 year old Kia.
 

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tturnpaw said:
ive worked on more of my friends' sbc's than any of my cars ive owned (escort lx, gt, mustang gt, Toyo pickup, Talon, F250, sentra) sorry but regular 350s and lt1s are just cheaply made right off the assembly line...even cheaper than the mexican 302s in mustangs. I dont prefer anything over anything but i can tell you that the most reliable sbc or bbc is one that has nothing stock but a block.

I dont care who was playing with who, ic piping falling off is like your maf leaking to me...nothing worth saying they broke down over. Especially when it could have been a loose coupler due to the owner, not reliability.

And about camaro's handling, my friend with the 3kgt also has a 81 camaro w/leaf spring assembly, and all that it had done to it suspention wise was they were mounted up higher past the subframe. That thing handled like crazy. Of course, it was customized by a circle track racer who has experience, but thats besides the fact.
i bet my supra with "all that it had done to it" with just a set of lowering springs can outhandle and nuke a 81 camaro with a leaf spring setup and a live axle any day of the week.
 

Toyota h8r

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nosechunks said:
I love owning my supra because i dont see 12 of them wherever i go.



Speaking of the LT1 and how great is it, i guess you never herd of the Opti-spark on the LT series. Nuff said for reliability.

Darkcyde: nice :biglaugh:
I see your point about not seeing them everywhere. Also, yes the opti-spark wasnt a very good distributer setup. There is a kit to run a normal style 350(first gen sbc) distributer on a LTx. Also, only in 1994 a trans am could be ordered as an Trans Am GT, if you have a good set of tires, that car handled very nice for an live axle setup. The trans am was a drag style car, where the supra was a road course racing car or GT as some may call it. Also, the 82-02 f-bodies ran whats know as a three link rear end. Two control arms, a torque arm, and the track bar. Not a leaf spring deal. Also, why am i still here if i hate toyotas, because i can. There are a lot of people here who dont know a mk3. Latly, my sn was more of a inside joke. A "friend" owes me 500 bux for a supra, soooo....thats why i "hate" toyotas.
 

tturnpaw

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I was just stating facts, my friend. Not which is better for handling, that is flat out obvious stock for stock the supra has one of the best rwd designs there are.
CryoSlash said:
i bet my supra with "all that it had done to it" with just a set of lowering springs can outhandle and nuke a 81 camaro with a leaf spring setup and a live axle any day of the week.
 

FernandoDLT

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94 trans ams look like crap and its pretty pathetic to see that you have no life so you gotta sit there and mess with ppl with supras
 

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1jzdreamer said:
One question:

If you hate toyotas, why on earth are you posting here?
get a life.


Thats right...It seems like you couldnt work out your problems with the supra and blamed it all on the car. You gave it to companies who fucked it up and thought it was the car.

Its simple...If you do your work correctly, then things wont go wrong.

Fucked up work = Fucked up Motor
Good work = Good motor

Cheers,
Roy
 

suprarich

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A bpu supra is a 12 second car, a bpu lt1 is a 13 second car. case closed.

Bring the Camaro to Dragway 42 and I will show you.
 
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