Feed Sides On, What do you think? *Big Pic*
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Feed Sides On, What do you think? *Big Pic*
Hey guys, I havent posted in a while, but I went home and put some stuff on my car this weekend and wanted to see what you all thought. Sorry the pic is big, I editted it to use as my desktop on my laptop, maybe somone else wants it.
Here are the specs on my car:
1993 Base with 19,500 original miles
Streetported Motor with Aviation seals done at 18,500 miles.
Greddy 2 Row FMIC
Apexi PFC
Greddy Intake
Koyo Radiatior
Pulleys
99 Wing
99 Tails
Feed Sides
99 Lip
18" RPM2 Wheels
Stuff still to be installed (Sitting in my basement):
99 Emblems
Drilled/Slotted Rotors
Paint Calipers Black w/ silver MAZDA
Custom HVAC console with inlaid Commander and Gauges. AC moved to center console.
Eibach Pro Kit w/ Tockiko Illumina Shocks
HKS SSQV and Flange for hardpipe
Polished UIM/TB/LIM
Torque Brace
Switch for electric Non-Seq mod.
Hopefully I can find time to put the rest on this summer. I am at school in MD right now so its kinda hard to work the FD in, I feel bad.
I am actually thinking about selling it, but I dont think I can get anywhere near what Ive put into it, FD prices have just fallen too low.
Let me know what you think!
The Supra is my dads, a 94 TT auto with 36,000 original miles. 18" CP-035R's and TRD wing and exhaust.
Here are the specs on my car:
1993 Base with 19,500 original miles
Streetported Motor with Aviation seals done at 18,500 miles.
Greddy 2 Row FMIC
Apexi PFC
Greddy Intake
Koyo Radiatior
Pulleys
99 Wing
99 Tails
Feed Sides
99 Lip
18" RPM2 Wheels
Stuff still to be installed (Sitting in my basement):
99 Emblems
Drilled/Slotted Rotors
Paint Calipers Black w/ silver MAZDA
Custom HVAC console with inlaid Commander and Gauges. AC moved to center console.
Eibach Pro Kit w/ Tockiko Illumina Shocks
HKS SSQV and Flange for hardpipe
Polished UIM/TB/LIM
Torque Brace
Switch for electric Non-Seq mod.
Hopefully I can find time to put the rest on this summer. I am at school in MD right now so its kinda hard to work the FD in, I feel bad.
I am actually thinking about selling it, but I dont think I can get anywhere near what Ive put into it, FD prices have just fallen too low.
Let me know what you think!
The Supra is my dads, a 94 TT auto with 36,000 original miles. 18" CP-035R's and TRD wing and exhaust.
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Feed side skirts are my favorite. I was considering getting a set, but changed my mind when I found out you had to drill holes in the bottom of your car to mount 'em.
Sweet, cherry car, BTW. But why did you rebuild the engine @ 18.5K?
Your dad's Supra is nice too. With only 36K original, he probably could get for it what they sold for brand new!
Sweet, cherry car, BTW. But why did you rebuild the engine @ 18.5K?
Your dad's Supra is nice too. With only 36K original, he probably could get for it what they sold for brand new!
Last edited by SpeedKing; Apr 25, 2005 at 10:28 PM.
[QUOTE=SpeedKing]Feed side skirts are my favorite. I was considering getting a set, but changed my mind when I found out you had to drill holes in the bottom of your car to mount 'em.
QUOTE] Thats why they made bondo, lol.
Nice looking FD. It really does look clean
QUOTE] Thats why they made bondo, lol.
Nice looking FD. It really does look clean
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Originally Posted by RuffRyder
were can i get some feed side skirts? rx7store.net don't have them and i cant find the feed home site
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Actually, I didnt drill any holes in the bottom of mine. I just drilled holes in the skirt where the bolts that hold the fender on, and the bolts that hold the little black spolier things on, then drilled holes in the skirts where they ligned up with the rubber plugs on the bottom of the car, and just ran sheet metal screws into the plugs. This way there is no permanent damage to the car.