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    Nice!.....

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    It was an absolutely gorgeous fall day today so we decided to take the top off and do a good shakedown drive. Put about 80 miles on the car and the only issue I had was blowing the vacuum lines of my boost controller solenoid twice. A few extra zip ties should take care of that. I think I may end up wrapping the downpipe as it runs very close to one of the coolants lines. I have the line wrapped and shielded, but I think wrapping the DP will be a permanent solution.


    Here's a pretty worthless video shot from my still camera. The top was off so the wind noise pretty much drowns everything out. The one attempt at a driveby video was a failure LOL... I blew the line off my wastegate solenoid on the 1-2 shift which resulted in 8psi and all you can really hear is the wind...






    I'll get some better video when I've got something of quality worth sharing.

    1993.5 Supra TT 6sp Hardtop -- old school 74MM setup: 10.4 @ 138MPH 1/2 mile - 166MPH - new setup #'s soon! [Previously 468WHP & 11.3 @ 125MPH stock twins]
    1994 Supra TT 6sp -- 11.8 @ 118MPH basic BPU
    1999 3000GT VR-4 -- 12.5 @ 108MPH 100% stock w/ Chromed ECU tune
    2003 Denali XL -- Grocery Getter & Tow Rig -- Runs 13's! (mpg)
    Formerly:
    1994 Supra 6sp - 72mm, VPC, stock longblock -- 722WHP & 10.36 @ 139.5MPH
    1993 Stealth RT/TT; 2003 Corvette Z06; 1997 3000GT VR-4; 2002 Corvette Z06;
    1999 3000GT; 1992 Stealth RT/TT; 1993.5 Supra TT; 1993 3000GT; 1992 3000GT VR-4;
    1998 Trans AM WS6; 1992 Talon TSi; 1993 3000GT VR-4; and many others..

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    Beautiful! You've gotta love those stock supra pumps

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    Sheesh, I have a friend who has a supra that looks just like yours... He needs to take some lessons from you... He's somewhere in the mid 400 range... AemV1... Gt4202... 1000cc injectors...Greddy 4row FMIC..twin walbros... Etc... Gotta find a better tuner your car is sick

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tsi_shinobi View Post
    Sheesh, I have a friend who has a supra that looks just like yours... He needs to take some lessons from you... He's somewhere in the mid 400 range... AemV1... Gt4202... 1000cc injectors...Greddy 4row FMIC..twin walbros... Etc... Gotta find a better tuner your car is sick


    I'd say his shit is broke! That's an easy ~700RWHP setup.

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    Veryy nicee . The car sounds good. Way to sequel the tires into second

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    Here's another crappy video just messing around:



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    Took the Supra to the track yesterday for the first time since going single. Still on the bone stock original fuel system, so I'm limited to only 17psi at the moment. Anymore boost and the A/F's start creeping into the 12's uncorrected. I could have pushed a little more, but I always err on the side of caution.


    Pertinent mods:


    RPS Turbo kit w/ ITS T72
    HKS Carbon Ti catback
    GReddy 3-row FMIC
    Gforce ECU
    VPC/SAFCII w/ A chip (all zero'd out - no correction)
    Spec twin disk clutch
    TRD engine & tranny mounts
    Titan diff ear mounts (only the upper part currently)
    MT Drag radials

    I really went for the fun of it and wasn't expecting much in the way of ET's. As I expected the track was like an ice skating rink. 6sp + drag radials is typically a Supra cardinal sin due to the propensity to wheelhop and break driveshafts and diffs, but I have adjusted my launch technique to eliminate wheel hop at the expense of 60'. Worked pretty well for me when I was BPU -- I was cutting 1.7 60's with a gentle slip. Unfortunately the track wasn't cooperating yesterday, but I was more interested in MPH.

    Each run I put a little more heat in the tires and got a little more aggressive with the launch -- no wheel hop at all. On the last my Jared (stealthlabel) hopped in the car and rode along..! No tech, no helmets and ride alongs -- gotta love the south! The extra weight helped my 60' but I lost a little MPH.







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    Overall, I'm stoked at 125MPH at only 17psi! Next up is fuel mods, TRD diff, driveshaft and a real tire. The car should be a beastly at 28-30psi. Looking forward to 10's in the spring. Cams and a few other odds and ends then maybe 9's...?

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    lol thats nuts.
    the basic go fast bits...
    forged short block, Billet DR1000's, 680cc injectors, meth inj, FMIC, MAFT, Apexi Neo, hotwired 255lph fuel pump.

    Tuned by Ray Pampena

    Just a fun Daily Driver.

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    Here's in the in-car video of the last run:



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