1998 Toyota Supra Turbo Coupe Price: $7,900 on 2040-cars
Kodak, Tennessee, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:3.0
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Red
Make: Toyota
Number of Cylinders: 6
Model: Supra
Trim: Turbo Coupe
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 85,000
Exterior Color: Gray
ll of the work was done through Titan Motorsports. Those of you in the Supra community know of their reputation. This car was built to be 100% daily drivable if someone wanted it to be. It has had about 10k miles on it since completion and runs flawlessly. I have personally driven this car over 500 miles in one day and it didn't skip a beat. The car starts right up with no smoke and does not leak fluids of any kind. Below is a write up on the car that was written by Wesley at Titan Motorsports:
While the engine was out it received a fresh OEM Toyota short block, a refreshed head and Titan Motorsports 264 camshafts with Titan Motorsports adjustable cam gears. The factory twin turbos were replaced with a Single Turbonetics T66 turbocharger on a black coated cast log style manifold for quick spool up. Fuel is provided by a Titan Twin Pump Fuel System with 850cc Injectors allowing the car to make well over 500whp on 93 octane with plenty of head room for a larger turbocharger in the future. Engine management is provided by a Titan Motorsports plug and play Haltech Platinum 2000 ECU modified to accept the factory transmission computer, with a custom tune provided by Darin Dichiara. The engine bay shines thanks to a host polished aluminum and chrome parts. The upgraded front mount intercooler features chrome piping and helps feed a high polished throttle body and intake manifold. The intake pipe, upper radiator neck, radiator hard pipe, and power steering reservoir have also been given the chrome treatment. A carbon fiber vented spark plug cover and fuse box cover round out the engine bays aesthetics. The Extra power provided by the single turbo system is routed through a Boost Logic upgraded automatic transmission and Titan Motorsports torque converter.
The interior was also treated to a complete refresh. The factory seats were wrapped in OEM grade BMW Imola Red Leather, and custom door panels were made that feature the same Imola Red Leather. The headliner was wrapped in black alcantara suede, and the plastic trim panels were replaced. The factory mid and high speakers were replaced with Kicker units, and the rear hatch received a custom fiberglass enclosure featuring 2 kicker subwoofers and a kicker amplifier.
The suspension consists of Tein Flex Coilovers with Titan Motorsports adjustable sway bars and Powerslot upgraded brake rotors front and rear. Cusco carbon fiber strut tower bars front and rear help aid in reducing chassis flex. The car rolls on matte black 19" Forgestar F14 wheels wrapped in Hankook Ventus tires in 235/35/19ZR front and 305/30ZR19 rear sizing.
ronald.ward@yahoo.com
PRICE: $7,900
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