Thread: Want to learn about the Mkiv Supra?
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Old 09-06-2008, 05:37 PM   #7
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I just bought my dream car a 1994 supra tt. I wonder were to start the mods to have a car thats going to be a speed machine and reliable as well. I am looking for someone to tell me from a to z what to do and what to buy. The car i purchased is stock and has 200k miles on it. I know its a lot but my idea is to rebuild everything from scratch. What should i do and check.
First, the bad news - I'm not sure if you can find 100% of everything you're asking for without doing a lot of research, or paying an experienced customizer some scratch (i.e. $).

Now, the good news: If you have any specific questions, we'll be happy to answer them here. Really! Just start a new thread with the specific question(s). Also, there are a lot of other threads on this forum with related information. With some diligent reading, and some small investments (eg. TSRM) you'll eventually figure all of it out...

P.S. Here's a (stickied!) thread where I did something similar to what you're asking for a fellow forum user. About the only difference is that you'll need to do a lot more maintenance items (which are all found in the TSRM). Hopefully this thread, along with information in the TSRM & owners manual (& NCFs), helps to answer some of your questions, and gives you enough information to begin asking specific questions we can help with.
http://www.toyota-supra.info/forums/...ond-supra.html

P.P.S Have you read through all of the other stickied threads?
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