need help making power 94tt - Toyota Supra Forums

05-08-2012, 01:54 AM

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pwpanas

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Originally Posted by warmkop

Hi me again.The head should be finish next week can wait.So i hade some money to spent so bought a new turbo a garret rated at 700hp.Can any one help me i want to buy full slicks MT or MH was thinking of getting 26/15/11 will it fit.

Sorry not sure. I know 315mm width rubber fits with the correct offset of rim.

I'm also 100% sure you won't fit 15s with TT brakes - you'll have to downgrade the rear brakes to Mkiv n/a rear calipers and rotors.

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