05-15-2007, 02:08 PM | #1 |
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Victoria, TX
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Hey, Newbie here! (Soon to be a MkIV owner)
Hello all, the names Sway.
I live in South Texas and I'm only 20 years young =P I'm currently in the market for a turbo MkIV, I'm going in today to see what kind of loans I can get. I've been an admirer of the MkIV since before I was even interested in cars. I currently drive a 2000 Honda Prelude, and I love it! But granted, the Supra is a new league entirely. In both looks, and performance. Basically I'm just introducing myself, I plan on sticking around and learning as much about the car as I can before I buy her, so I can treat her right! So don't worry, no Wings bigger than the car, unpainted badly done body kits, ect ect. Maybe a nice front lip with a slight drop =) I've already done a lot of searching on "What to look for when buying a Supra" threads, lots of great info guys (and girls?) Thanks! But is 94,XXX miles too much to buying a Supra? Also, the main Supra I am looking at, has a "PowerHouse Racing-Garrett hybrid 60mm single turbo" What can you all tell me about that turbo? Any and all Information is very appreciated, I'm a Turbo super-n00b =( Some of the other mods it has are as follows: - K&N filter on PHR bent mandrel intake. - PHR fuel pulsation dampener bypass. - HKS EVC (boost controller) - Apexi Super AFC - HKS Type 1 turbo timer - PHR downpipe - Greddy intercooler - HKS Super Suquential Blow off Valve - GReddy boost gauge. How does that setup sound? Strong? Reliable? And as far as rims, do 18x9 for the front, and 18x10 in the rear fit nicely? And for a last question, Any opinions on the sound of a Apexi GT Spec Exhaust? Thanks for reading! I hope to join the Toyota family asap! And for all who answer my questions, thanks in advance! And just for the hell of it, A pic I took of my current car. EDIT: Loan's approved but payments are high. Gonna keep shopping. Last edited by Sway_NV; 05-15-2007 at 06:18 PM. |
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Good luck with the purchase, thanks for posting, and please keep us informed!
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05-17-2007, 04:02 AM | #3 |
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Hey, thanks for the info. Glad someone replied!
Yes, I am worried about performance/how it was main tained more than anything else of course. I was just curious on how it would sound as well... I'm not looking for amazing power atm, 5-600rwhp as this supra might possibly be daily driven for a while, if I have to get rid of the lude to afford it. As for that Supra, No replies from the owner... only been about 4 days though. But I'm still shopping. Realistically, I won't be ready for purchase for 3 to 4 months... But hey, I'm picky, it'll probably take me that long to find the one I want. Oh, and I would never buy an auto... =P |
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