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6spd Single Turbo Targa on 2040-cars
Year:1995
Mileage:77597
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Location:
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Up for sale is my 1995 Toyota Supra 71mm Single Turbo 6spd Targa with only 77,600 miles.
I've
owned this car for the past 15 years where it was well taken care of,
garage kept, and was upgraded with over $25k in modifications.
This car is very quick, making 520hp on pump
gas, and 670 on race gas. An IBM laptop for AEM tuning and monitoring will be included with the car. The drive is very smooth and handling is
excellent with Tein fully adjustable coilover suspension. This car has a
removable targa top which makes warm weather climate driving more
enjoyable. Engine
internals are stock and compression is strong and within spec. AEM
engine management was tuned by the best tuner in the country (Sound
Performance out of Chicago).
The
body is in overall excellent shape for a car that's almost twenty years
old. There are no noticeable dents, only a few spots where paint
chipped on the front bumper due to lowered suspension. There is no
rusting on the rear hatch which is very common with Supras.
Note: Ebay's Autocheck notes 4 owners. There were only 3 if you don't count my father who's name I had the car under in my early 20's for insurance savings. Why am I selling? Young family and frequent business travel equates to zero Supra time. This car will please it's next owner with many more years of driving excitement. I can assist with the arrangement of shipping at the buyer's expense. Please feel free to message me with your questions. Below is a list of the modifications:Engine: HKS Exhaust manifold HKS GT wastegate Precision Turbo 71GTQ .81ar exhaust housing Greddy 3-row intercooler Sound Performance intake manifold Accufab 100mm throttle body Setrab custom oil cooler with filter relocation Fluidyne aluminum radiator HKS Titanium 4” exhaust HKS type 2 racing blow off valve NGK 3330 spark plugs Spal dual electric radiator fans Greddy catch can K&N filter w/ 4” intake pipe Fuel System: Dual Walbro GS431 pumps Earls -8 line & fittings Aeromotive fuel filter Aeromotive fuel pressure regulator Siemens 850cc injectors Sound Performance fuel rail Electronics: AEM EMS stand alone ecu, professionally tuned by Sound Performance AEM 3.5 bar map sensor HKS DLI ignition module HKS EVC IV electronic boost controller HKS turbo timer (not currently connected) ?IBM T21 Thinkpad laptop w/serial connection for tuning and monitoring AEM Engine Management Viper alarm Brakes & Chassis: Tein Flex Coilovers TRD Sway bars Brembo cross drilled rotors (rear) Stainless steel braided brake lines Cusco rear strut bar Cusco front strut bar Drivetrain: RPS Stage II clutch Interior: Defi BF gauges (EGT & Fuel Pressure) & Controller SPA Oil temp / pressure gauge Carbon fiber dash overlay AEM Wide-band 02 gauge Alpine CD head unit w/ ipod integration Recaro SRD seats?Optima sealed battery Sparco 5 point seatbelt harness (not installed) Exterior Authentic TRD Fiberglass hood Phillips HID’s 18” Volk GTC wheels Brand new 18” BF Goodrich front & rear tires. |
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