HellsLegion said:
*Watchs IJ creap in ....Deep breath.... "I am your father Kyle... join me on the Dark side!!!" *
Why is everybody so scared of location?
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*Watchs IJ creap in ....Deep breath.... "I am your father Kyle... join me on the Dark side!!!" *
Yellow 13 said:
Happy
Its usually alot greener.
shitttttt, the only reason you can do that is because you live in fairfield. you could tell me the keys were in your car unlocked and you were out of town and i still wouldnt go to fairfield. :icon_razz
to whoever made the thread,
you can't find any locals supras on here because they are all under water. sorry. better ruck tomowow
bondie said:
Hmm, I don't get it. Slovakia is a dump while Ukraine is a nice place with wonderful people. Ever been to Kiev, Odessa or Crimea? My wife and I also have a lucrative business there that depends on foregin guys like you so knock it all you want as long as the money keeps flowing
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MK3Brent said:
Im with brent, in some areas car theft may be more prevalent though. I dunno, here in Cary, Im not worried. Besides if they were to steal it they wouldnt get far with that rod knock afflicted motor in it, lol. When I crank my car again I will take a vid so you guys can hear it. Its rod knock in its worse form, Im pretty much just hoping and praying that the car wont send a rod through the bottom end when I try to put it up on a trailer to get to the 'rents house to swap the motor out for the one Im building
haha it's crazy to read this thread and hear how many of us have problems with the supra. i guess we just don't learn
Yeah its true a bunch of us do have problems with these cars. But they are old as hell and can be made reliable, if the proper precautions are taken. My car actually had the knock when I bought it. I couldnt hear it because the fan clutch was locked into position and once I fixed that it was painfully obvious :cry: But thats what I get for buying a car Id never seen running. Even though this was my worst case scenario when buying the car, I only paid a grand for it. So even with the extra money Im dumping into it (which I would have done anyway, who wants an NA) I would still have spent much less than the car is actually worth since the VIN comes up as a turbo car according to my insurance co.cartel1_950 said:
I KNOW it will all be worth it in the end. I love the sound a straight 6 makes, even as an NA, the first time I put the car through its paces and heard that growl I got goosebumps
trust me man i have tons of problems with mine and i paid 10k for it. but your right driving it once and nothing else compares
Yeah man, I freaking love that car. Thats why I decided not to move it from my apt complex until the motor Im swapping in is completely built to my liking. For now, I just love looking at it and sitting in it making noises, lol. Its just unfortunate that I got one with more problems than I was planning on and everything seems to cost so much (atleast the parts Im willing to put on the car, Ive cheaped out on another project car of mine, 4bngr, and it was one of the things that bugged the hell out of me about it b4 it was totaled). But even though my car has been down for about 5 months, it is my dream car (well one of them, hehe), and I will continue to do so until I know it will be ready for me.
true man it's sweet having a supra i've wanted one since i was like 15 and now 5 years later i have one and it just seems like a bad investment all day as i site and think about it but one turn of the key and i'm sold on supra all over agian haha it's like an addiction
lol, its interesting that you say its your addiction. It seems like for most of us the supra is like crack, one hit and your stuck with that itch for life
haha i agree 100% man driving one once and then your stuck. the thought of selling it has crossed my mind and then i get all nervous and sketchy haha i think a supra addiction is right up there with crack