St2b's 7M-GE-T Buildup

gtsfirefighter

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IJ. said:
Offroad race ;)

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My wife was looking over my shoulder this morning and said that your car was pretty. It looks pretty dang good with Jay's old wheels on there. Yes it could sit a little lower but I think it looks great the way it is.
 

honestabe

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st2b said:
Thanks, I got big plans for this Supra. More of a restoration thing rather than a modification!

Restore first, then modify. Once it's fully restored (mods are fine as long as they are done cleanly), people will really start to like your car as say things like "damn that Supra is clean" and "I wish that were my Supra." Look at former SM member mattjk's ultra clean 91 that he just sold. He had almost no mods other than a 1J swap and 5-speed conversion and some wheels and springs. His former Supra is considered one of the cleanest MKIII's in existance.

Keep the restoration up bro. Pretty soon you'll have a stack of Champion Toyota invoices as thick as mine (although I am just getting started).

Adam
 

st2b

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Thanks man I took a look at your clean thread as well. I'm not doing any engine mods for one reason, reliability. I just want a clean Supra.

Here are my plans...

1. Drivers door trim
2. New leather seats and interior (Door panels and whatnot)
3. Pulled interior to add new rust and sound proof material
4. Headers and new exhaust (Rusted manifold and ugly tip)
5. Slightly lowered
6. Some 89+ Parts (Mirrors and steering wheel)
7. Compression test
8. Silicone vac hoses
9. Polished radiator and steel braided line (Just for looks)
10. Intercooler blockoff plate (Again, for looks)
11. Neutral Safety Sensor
12. 89+ Spoiler
13. New tires

Small tuneup type stuff, along with restoration.
 

fiyota

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st2b said:
Thanks man I took a look at your clean thread as well. I'm not doing any engine mods for one reason, reliability. I just want a clean Supra.

Here are my plans...

1. Drivers door trim
2. New leather seats and interior (Door panels and whatnot)
3. Pulled interior to add new rust and sound proof material
4. Headers and new exhaust (Rusted manifold and ugly tip)
5. Slightly lowered
6. Some 89+ Parts (Mirrors and steering wheel)
7. Compression test
8. Silicone vac hoses
9. Polished radiator and steel braided line (Just for looks)
10. Intercooler blockoff plate (Again, for looks)
11. Neutral Safety Sensor
12. 89+ Spoiler
13. New tires

Small tuneup type stuff, along with restoration.

:sarcasm: Thats what you say now... but you WILL want boost in a little while..
 

gtsfirefighter

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st2b said:
I'm not doing any engine mods for one reason, reliability. I just want a clean Supra.


LOL! That's what I said last year and now I've got one hellavu mess on my hands. All because of the Boost Gods. The flesh is weak. Resist temptation.

I had a really clean NA once.:3d_frown:

See my build thread in my signature.
 

ForcedTorque

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gtsfirefighter said:
:biglaugh: I said that too!!!! Dang! Just don't get rid of that nice clean car like I did.

Spoken like a true professional!

Matt, if you ever get bitten by the turbo swap bug, take a look at Ken's build thread, and stick to your original plans of just buying a turbo car instead.