Local MKIII Supra dynos 432 rwhp, 502 ft.lbs torque
03-25-2003, 01:27 AM
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The Supra I have is a third gen MKIII and is pretty good for Hey guys. I love this board!
Hey Erik Nice topic LOL
I just wanted to stick my nose in to say hi.
The car I have is a third gen Supra (MKIII) just to correct. Awsome car! The camaro as Erik knows is my fav domestic. Especially the 4 mini headlight style. Sorry > don't know the gen but 3??
All for fun I would race people in the domestic cleass as I have a few lined up already
The only thing is that I will be running street tires for the first bit for some diferent reasons. Mainly one I am lacking $$$$$ 
As for hp. I will have more but if anyone knows a supra > they are crappy weight transfer cars. If I can get the power sown I will be ok. 11's? Yeah that is the goal. Goal is also 470 WHP off bottle. Just a number though A goal is a goal and WILL be met . (eventually
)
Anyway wanted to say hi here.
I do look at this board alot but generally just look since I don't have a camaro.
Dom's are very cool as I have one as well.
Duane
Hey Erik Nice topic LOL
I just wanted to stick my nose in to say hi.
The car I have is a third gen Supra (MKIII) just to correct. Awsome car! The camaro as Erik knows is my fav domestic. Especially the 4 mini headlight style. Sorry > don't know the gen but 3??
All for fun I would race people in the domestic cleass as I have a few lined up already
The only thing is that I will be running street tires for the first bit for some diferent reasons. Mainly one I am lacking $$$$$ As for hp. I will have more but if anyone knows a supra > they are crappy weight transfer cars. If I can get the power sown I will be ok. 11's? Yeah that is the goal. Goal is also 470 WHP off bottle. Just a number though A goal is a goal and WILL be met . (eventually
) Anyway wanted to say hi here.
I do look at this board alot but generally just look since I don't have a camaro.
Dom's are very cool as I have one as well.
Duane
03-25-2003, 02:14 PM
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Originally posted by upgradedsupra
The Supra I have is a third gen MKIII and is pretty good for Hey guys. I love this board!
Hey Erik Nice topic LOL
I just wanted to stick my nose in to say hi.
The car I have is a third gen Supra (MKIII) just to correct. Awsome car! The camaro as Erik knows is my fav domestic. Especially the 4 mini headlight style. Sorry > don't know the gen but 3??
All for fun I would race people in the domestic cleass as I have a few lined up already The only thing is that I will be running street tires for the first bit for some diferent reasons. Mainly one I am lacking $$$$$
As for hp. I will have more but if anyone knows a supra > they are crappy weight transfer cars. If I can get the power sown I will be ok. 11's? Yeah that is the goal. Goal is also 470 WHP off bottle. Just a number though A goal is a goal and WILL be met . (eventually )
Anyway wanted to say hi here.
I do look at this board alot but generally just look since I don't have a camaro.
Dom's are very cool as I have one as well.
Duane
The Supra I have is a third gen MKIII and is pretty good for Hey guys. I love this board!
Hey Erik Nice topic LOL
I just wanted to stick my nose in to say hi.
The car I have is a third gen Supra (MKIII) just to correct. Awsome car! The camaro as Erik knows is my fav domestic. Especially the 4 mini headlight style. Sorry > don't know the gen but 3??
All for fun I would race people in the domestic cleass as I have a few lined up already
The only thing is that I will be running street tires for the first bit for some diferent reasons. Mainly one I am lacking $$$$$ As for hp. I will have more but if anyone knows a supra > they are crappy weight transfer cars. If I can get the power sown I will be ok. 11's? Yeah that is the goal. Goal is also 470 WHP off bottle. Just a number though A goal is a goal and WILL be met . (eventually
) Anyway wanted to say hi here.
I do look at this board alot but generally just look since I don't have a camaro.
Dom's are very cool as I have one as well.
Duane
Are you going to mission this weekend??? I remember you saying that you're going to the states. Was it this weekend?
Anyway hope to see you out
03-25-2003, 09:26 PM
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I would love to go but I am going to the show this weekend. I think we have the fuel problam fixed too! If that is so I am back on the dyno next week or so then going to add the spray for a run (50 shot to start) I have the cheater kit > converted to a single fogger.
Duane
Next Friday is for sure but no slicks just yet Got any?
Duane
Next Friday is for sure but no slicks just yet
Got any?
03-26-2003, 12:35 AM
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I will NEVER EVER go to that shop. They are bad news and I can tell you a big story on them aother time.
I went to Resink racing in Po CO.
Around the corner from L&R Racing.
I plan to go in the next week or so.
I can post if you like
Duane
I went to Resink racing in Po CO.
Around the corner from L&R Racing.
I plan to go in the next week or so.
I can post if you like
Duane
03-27-2003, 11:28 AM
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Yup That is a shop I will never recommend anyone to.
7 Months in a shop to do a simple job. I can do alot the work now that I have waited for so long. Better that way anyway.
If you need to go anywhere I will recommend L&R Racing Lowell or Tom. Awesome workmanship. I generally bring it there for major work. Alot of the stuff that "the OLD shop" did > L&R has fixed or made better. I threw out some parts they made. Night and day difference with quality.
I plan to go on the dyno in a week or two. If the fuel problem is fixed by next week I may just go to the track and then the following week go to the dyno and tune more. So much fun when you see results.
Duane
7 Months in a shop to do a simple job. I can do alot the work now that I have waited for so long. Better that way anyway.
If you need to go anywhere I will recommend L&R Racing Lowell or Tom. Awesome workmanship. I generally bring it there for major work. Alot of the stuff that "the OLD shop" did > L&R has fixed or made better. I threw out some parts they made. Night and day difference with quality.
I plan to go on the dyno in a week or two. If the fuel problem is fixed by next week I may just go to the track and then the following week go to the dyno and tune more. So much fun when you see results.
Duane
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