Body Kit

carfanatic89 · 05-21-2007, 04:45 AM

Hey guys im thinking about buying a body kit for my 87 supra and I want to know your opinions

Here's some pic of the body kit, I says that its bolt on and that it easy to install. Do yall think that its really that easy, has anyone ever done a body kit. Do yall think that I can do it, I have never done any body work, I just work on engine and transmissions. Just tell me what you think, if you can will you give me some shortcuts or ways to make it easier,
Thanks

Supra_87_mk3 · 05-21-2007, 05:47 AM

hey man. body kits are really strait forward , if it is a good name brand it fits right up otherwise some fiberglassing is needed.. wich is really easy..if you need help ask i'll tell you what i can.

short cuts.... DO not For any resion use wood screws its just stupid ... (the most common method around my area) the correct way to do it is to use the hardware that comes w/ it and maybe some extra brackets you will hafto make..just makes it that much more sturdy...

i cant spell so i just dont try..lol

05-21-2007, 04:45 AM	#1
carfanatic89 3" Exhaust Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Waco Posts: 164	Body Kit Hey guys im thinking about buying a body kit for my 87 supra and I want to know your opinions Here's some pic of the body kit, I says that its bolt on and that it easy to install. Do yall think that its really that easy, has anyone ever done a body kit. Do yall think that I can do it, I have never done any body work, I just work on engine and transmissions. Just tell me what you think, if you can will you give me some shortcuts or ways to make it easier, Thanks

05-21-2007, 05:47 AM	#2
Supra_87_mk3 3" Exhaust Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: tiffin ohio Posts: 76	kit help hey man. body kits are really strait forward , if it is a good name brand it fits right up otherwise some fiberglassing is needed.. wich is really easy..if you need help ask i'll tell you what i can. short cuts.... DO not For any resion use wood screws its just stupid ... (the most common method around my area) the correct way to do it is to use the hardware that comes w/ it and maybe some extra brackets you will hafto make..just makes it that much more sturdy... i cant spell so i just dont try..lol __________________ My 1989 toyota supra mods:83.5 mm bore, ARP main studs, ARP rod bolts,rings, Cometic .060" headgasket, ARP head Studs, Ferra 1 mm oversized valves, port work, Rc 550cc injectors, Walbro 255hp Turbo: 1.15 A/R T4 twin Scroll turbin - journal .60 A/R compressor, Hallman Pro MBC, Turbo XS Blow-off Valve, 50mm wastegate, hks fcd Intercooler: 32x12x3 core, 3 inch piping, with clampco t-bolt clamps Exhaust:Exhaust manifold T4 twin scroll,2JZ 3 inch downpipe Fabed up to fit, Mandrell bent 3in back

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