Need a whole thread to post my MKIV! Come see why!!! (56K DIE!!!)
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noah89t
get naked & boost a supra
:love::love::love:
Yellow is my least favorite color buy your is looking supra sweet.
Can't wait to see it finished.
Yellow is my least favorite color buy your is looking supra sweet.
Can't wait to see it finished.
TopNotch2JZ;868093 said:
I like this guy, one of the first people to spell my name right, lol.
GL with the power goals, and a 67 should get you there, provided you use a proper engine management system.
TopNotch2JZ;876773 said:
That's an intranetz Newb right there! Sooner or later you'll have a more entertaining reply than that. Jay deserves better!
The build is coming along nicely, and your pace is at breathtaking speed. You should certainly enjoy this car more than the old DSM.
gtsfirefighter
SM Expert on White trash
I just found this thread and all I've got to say is Holy Crap!!! :love: I can't believe the work yall have done. I will subscribe to this for sure! I like the new wheels much better. The others looked too "bling bling". The new ones look good with the yellow. My dad is a retired body man and I've spent many a year in a body shop and I can't see anything that reveals what yall've done. Keep up the good work! So many Supras in Alabama. I'm going to have to go on tour to visit all you guys.
Ken
(The Other Ken)
Ken
(The Other Ken)
noah89t
get naked & boost a supra
stop on into the new orleans area and meet the crescentcitysupra guys. there are about 25-30 owners in the area. they just don't get online
The engine bay looks great. Your project is coming along nicely. Keep up the good work and the great updates. :biglaugh:
Scott, he is young and with a little guidance, he'll be o.k................:biglaugh:
He's gone back to school now, so the progress might slow down a little, unless his dad gets motivated and tackles it without Keylan.
He's gone back to school now, so the progress might slow down a little, unless his dad gets motivated and tackles it without Keylan.
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Incredible! Keep it up!
Judging by the way the engine bay turned out, this supra is gonna be nice.
Judging by the way the engine bay turned out, this supra is gonna be nice.
Wow, that is amazing, this has got to be one of my most favorite builds ever. This is just stunning.
Thank you all once again for the props and motivation!!!
As Jay stated, I am now back to school which thankfully for me isn't toooooo far away (probably hour and 15 min.), so I personally am not able to make any more progress on the car during the week, but I will be back home practically every weekend and will do what I can while I am there. My dad however informs me that he is cleaning up the suspension and getting ready to put it back on the car and I will officially have a roller!! Woo hoo!! I cant wait!!
Unfortunately it won't stay on the ground, if it even goes on the ground, cause the motor will be getting prepped and ready to go back in. There will still be but one set back keeping me from starting the car though when the motor is back in and that is a wiring harness that I am gonna have to get new unless someone can find me one from a 97-98 car. This wiring harness is gonna cost $1000 and I don't quite have that much right now. Jay owes me some money, so that will help, but I am still pinching my pennies to get the last bit. But after that I could litterally bolt on my parts and drive! Of course it would still need a windshield, taillight, rear bumper, finish painting, and an inspection BUUUTTTTT it will be drivable. Hahaha. And as Jay puts it, "still slow". lol. One day Jay, one day!
Keylan
As Jay stated, I am now back to school which thankfully for me isn't toooooo far away (probably hour and 15 min.), so I personally am not able to make any more progress on the car during the week, but I will be back home practically every weekend and will do what I can while I am there. My dad however informs me that he is cleaning up the suspension and getting ready to put it back on the car and I will officially have a roller!! Woo hoo!! I cant wait!!
Unfortunately it won't stay on the ground, if it even goes on the ground, cause the motor will be getting prepped and ready to go back in. There will still be but one set back keeping me from starting the car though when the motor is back in and that is a wiring harness that I am gonna have to get new unless someone can find me one from a 97-98 car. This wiring harness is gonna cost $1000 and I don't quite have that much right now. Jay owes me some money, so that will help, but I am still pinching my pennies to get the last bit. But after that I could litterally bolt on my parts and drive! Of course it would still need a windshield, taillight, rear bumper, finish painting, and an inspection BUUUTTTTT it will be drivable. Hahaha. And as Jay puts it, "still slow". lol. One day Jay, one day!
Keylan
TopNotch2JZ;875506 said:Well I meant to post these pics up the other day, but forgot! Doh!
Just a bunch of parts including both air bags, 6-speed tranny, wiring harness, both headlights, distributor, etc. (note: box on left and gauge cluster not mine! lol)
Finished up ALL the welding, it was really only 2 pieces left
Starting the calking to smooth everything out.
Now just a couple of goof off pictures showing some polishing I've done on a 2JZ-GTE intake mani. and TB I am getting ready to sell.
Check out that reflection baby!!! (haven't done that back part so ignore that)
Throttle body
I can still see myself in it from way back there! lol
Keylan
What did you use/how did you polish this? I tried using my dremel and metal polish but didn't get far. I want to do this on my 7m!