1994 Toyota Supra Single Turbo Show Car Street Car on 2040-cars
Rogers, Minnesota, United States
This is a beautiful 1994 Toyota Supra no expense spared build. The craftsmanship speaks for itself. You won't find a cleaner Supra anywhere. Meticulously built to be daily driven, extremely fast and show winning. This car was designed and built to be driven on the street. A newly rebuilt engine that was broken-in on a rolling road dyno by the premiere tuner in the midwest DB Performance in Rogers, Minnesota. The motor will need a final "power and driveability" tune. It previously made 580rwhp but could easily be tuned for 700+ horsepower safely. It has a very smooth, fast-revving powerband. The Level 10 PTS Bulletproof transmission shifts smoothly and can handle up to 800hp. Full wire tuck and engine bay shaved and painted. All paint and body work done by the famous Vescio's Hot Rod Shop in Rogers, Minnesota.
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WHEELS/TIRES
o 19” x 9.5” front o 19”x11.5” rear
BRAKES:
o Front = 6 piston (RBK024.09AS) o Rear = 4 piston (RBK028.01AS) ENGINE:
o Wiseco K550M87 piston and ring set, forged, dished 3.425 bore o Carrillo TO-2JZ-SA-65590H-06 Super-A connecting rods o Clevite bearings o Blueprinted Rochester 1000cc injectors
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