Hello!

I have my Supra 2 1/2 years, and here's how it is now.
GT2835R and Type R FMIC
PHR stage 2 fuel kit
Twin spark
Superdragger
264's and crower springs
South bend Feramic
TRD front bushes
Hipermax 2's
Antera 309's with excellent Bridgestone RE050a
DBA discs and endless CCX, goodridge hoses, 5.1.
AEM EMS
Toyota side skirts
98 spec rear lights
98 spec front indicators
TRD steering wheel
Rockford 9420 head, Audio control DQS, Soundsream 550.5, P.Gold T.Elite 5 1/4 and Xenon sub, 5 Farad cap, circle earth.
Massive tyre noise reduction, so I can hear the engine, exhaust and stereo. Tyre noise sucks, it aint sporty.
Thor 220mph s/steel dials, blue illumination, Silver dash panels.
HID 5000K
PAS cooler

Whats next? watch this space :-)

Go big or go home!

Go big or go home!

I'd say! Do you have any more pics (aside from your avatar)?

Greetings from across the pond! I 2nd the picture request :)


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Thats Ibbars old car, will have a my own motor on the avitar shortly.
Pics galore @ http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=314462
3rd car down the post

At the Nurbergring

At the Nurbergring


Attachment didn't work, but I think I'm going to be jealous :wub:

Hopefully this pic loads

this is gonna have to wait 6 hours until i get home as this computer couldnt load a bullet. :aiwebs_02

Aye, can see ya haven`t been the same since that flusie in the black TT blew yer doors off :eyebulge: :D :laughabov

Between gettin driven around Germany at 150mph + by Katrin, and being too stunned by the fit bird in the black Supra to re pass her, my 8M 32sec lap of the ring fades into insignificance.
Enough of your jive man, get that wagon of yours down to Kirkistown next Saturday so I can show you what pair of big twins can do :tweetz: :moon: :middlefin ;)

Welcome to the site.

Must be nice to go 150 legally!!!!

I'm not a member of SF, so I can't log in and see your pics. I'd really like to see the ones from Nurburgring. Driving around that track has to be a hell of an experience.

I hear you have universal heathcare in England-sorry to hear that.

Welcome. Try to stay healthy. ;)

file size is a bit small on`here!

At the ring, in my 22 years of driving, every experience put together wouldn't make one lap of this awesome place.

Thank you guys for your kind comments :-)

this is gonna have to wait 6 hours until i get home as this computer couldnt load a bullet. :aiwebs_02


:hitcomput LOL. Those pictures are awesome. 8:32 is pretty good, isn't it?

Nice action shots!

not in any hurry to repeat 8:32, unless I have race rubber and a load more laps under the belt.
Will post more tomorrow,
Keep the Supra's out in front :-) I blow 911's driven by Germans with ease, what fun it is, the only Supra badge they should ever see is the tailgate one :-)

I blow 911's driven by Germans with ease, what fun it is, the only Supra badge they should ever see is the tailgate one :-)F*ckin' A!

Nice-looking ride you've got there.

I checked on something for you.

Here are some lap times laid down by the drivers of Best Motoring International. Keep in mind, BMI is very picky when it comes to selecting drivers. Only the most highly-skilled professional drivers are working there.

89 Skyline R32 GTR-8:22
90 Honda NSX-8:16
91 Porsche 911 Turbo-8:08
92 Honda NSX-R-8:03
02 Honda NSX-R-7:56
06 Subaru WRX STI Spec C prototype-8:06

I think that your lap time is very respectable considering that this was your first time at the 'Ring and that you aren't a veteran professional driver.

You're extremely lucky to have had the chance to drive there.

3rd time at the ring!

Blitz Supra did it in 7M 22sec, now that moving!

Ah, third time. Lucky you!

I'd imagine that it's a very intimidating track to go fast on. It's got just about anything that a racetrack could throw at you.

First lap of the ring is heavy duty stuff, especially if you have opted to follow a local Porsche. The biggest surprise is there amount of hills, there really isnt much in the line of flat surfaces. There are fast S bends with 2 different cambers which can throw you badly if you are too heavy handed with the steering. The 2 carousels are awful, made of what I think are concrete squares. It is like a mountain drive, actually thats what it is. Seeing everything from a 1966 Ford Anglia to a 52 seater Bus on the track made me realise your biggest danger is the other guy. Motorbikes are a menace, slow on corners and think they own the track, I'd ban them if i could, I think most car drivers there would agree.
Where I live in Northern Ireland the roads are bumpy with endless corners so I felt at home, but I can see why the Germans struggle to get to grips with it, they are spoilt with big open roads.
If you can ever get there, should you hire a car to do it with i would recommend it.

Welcome aboard! I am too new and finding this site so interesting.hope you too have a great stay.