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03-10-2011 #21
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Feel free to PM me with any questions. It was prob one of the few cars that I have owned that I wished I would have kept.
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03-14-2011 #22
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Sorry, I didnt respond earlier. Build an E85 car, thats wat mine is and its very fun. Low boost is around 620 and that alot of fun, but you need alot of tire.
03-14-2011 #23
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What's the benefit of doing E85? I know it isn't easy to find at the pump at least here in Southern CA.
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Man you must of had the same life as me! My mothers 1st car was the 79 Bandit and she had it b4 i was born to when i was about 15yrs...Then she had to sell it but that car never left to me and since she sold it i've always wanted one..Until about 2 weeks ago
Just bought a 79 T/A Bandit and now just ordered a set of Yr one's Snowflakes! But my daily driver is a 97 TT Twin GT2876r's haven't pushed it to much like you were saying...550-650 is all you really need for any street use. But hope you fine your T/A like i did!
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07-06-2011 #25
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Add another one to the Supra owners group here. I had a '91 that put down a little over 400HP to the rear wheels in an automatic. I think the Supra is a valid alternative to an American muscle car if you don't have one.
Oh, and the web page over at www.supras.com that's been there for about 15 years, I created that page. Yeah, I have some history with supras you could say.
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07-06-2011 #26
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I wouldn't even put the Supra in a import class! I love the sound of V8's but you won't ever for get the sound of a 600hp+ Supra! Originally Posted by MyFriendScott
Add another one to the Supra owners group here. I had a '91 that put down a little over 400HP to the rear wheels in an automatic. I think the Supra is a valid alternative to an American muscle car if you don't have one. Oh, and the web page over at www.supras.com that's been there for about 15 years, I created that page. Yeah, I have some history with supras you could say.
1979 T/A 4spd 18in SnowFlakes Gold
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07-06-2011 #27
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No doubt. Here's my favorite vid showing raw awesomeness and power in a Supra. How the hood bends during acceleration is crazy good stuff.
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Beast!
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1979 T/A 4spd 18in SnowFlakes Gold
1997 Supra Twin GT2876r's 6spd 487hp Low Boost 91oct.
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