Toyota Street Modified 1984 Supra Turbo.recent Build on 2040-cars
Torrance, California, United States
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1989 Toyota custom Supra MKIII Under 10k miles since built. 2nd and current motor has 3k. A great starter race ready vehicle for the street. Completely performance built 7mgte. It sports a bigger displacement making it almost a 4.0 liter. Stock is 3 liter. The overall layout of the 7mgte motor is all custom. Relocated coil packs and modified throttle assembly. To control the new fuel demands of the newly installed 850cc injectors, we added an Apexi fuel management controller and custom fitted it into the dash for easy reading and making fine tune adjustments. The build of this Supra took 6 months to complete. Listed below are additional modifications and new parts used for this build.
All parts on the head are new...valves, guides etc HKS monster head gasket Adj. billet cam gears Block completely rebuilt, forged pistons etc Denzo 850cc injector Apexi Fuel Management Controller Apexi Electronic Boost Controller Fuel pump: Wablo Lexus MAF with secondary air flow channel unrestricted HKS Turbo plumbing with an extra large intercooler Intake cold air comes from the air filter mounted outside of the engine compartment 2 Apex BOV (Eliminated stalling when release pressure outside of system) Custom rebuilt and modified CT26 Turbo (With the Apexi electronic boost controller system activated, pressure is adjustable. Best set from 12 to 18 pounds for max HP ) Keeping within the performance build model set for this motor, the air conditioning pump was not added. The rest of the system and climate control was installed and tested to be fully functional Large aluminum radiator with dual cooling fans and adjustable temp control Rebuilt R154 Trans New clutch New RSR full on stainless steel exhaust. Best sound at idle and all the way up the rpm range with zero restriction HKS downpipe Test pipe in place of Cat. New paint done by an well known custom finish painter in Redondo bch. Glass finish. Paint color is Supersonic Blue consisting of 12 elements and two pearls to achieve its color depth Eibach lowering springs and all related suspension items are installed. Wheels are special ordered 18 X10 rears with an specific offset that allows max tire size w/o fender rolling. Fronts are 18X8 and rears are 18x10
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