1993 Mk4 Toyota Supra 2door Targa Top Turbo on 2040-cars
Glendale, Arizona, United States
Selling my supra that I have been working on for a while now. Car is not perfect but almost there. The interior can use some help and the transmission. The engine is the original 2jz-gte with a single turbo conversion. Has a lot of mods as you can see in picture. The main ones are Borgwarner single turbo s366, Custom exhaust manifold ordered by Akina motorsports, AGP 46mm external wg with open dumptube, Custom intercooler piping with big fmic. 350 fuel pump. stock injectors atm. The car is on 6psi, I did a dyno run to adjust the air/fuel ratio but needs a tune. The body is in good condition for the most part. Car has the newer supra headlights (xenon). I put some bride racing seats in it. If you have any questions just message me.
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