1989 Toyota Supra Turbo Gt3582r With Supporting Mods on 2040-cars
Ruskin, Florida, United States
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I have owned this car for over 10 years and have modified the engine and drive train to make it more fun to drive. The body is straight with only a couple of dings, and the interior is in exceptional condition with the piping on the drivers seat being the only upholstery problem. The Dash has a crack in front of the speedometer cluster, and one crack in driver arm rest.
I rebuilt the engine when I purchased it about 50,000 miles ago and used ross forged pistons, ACL bearings, and a Cometic 2.o mm head gasket with ARP head bolts. It had a to4B turbo on it when I bought it, which made 425 rwhp after a bit of tuning and supporting modifications including;
Aeromotive FPR
Stainless tubular exhaust manifold
RC 550cc injectors
Tial Blow off Valve and wastegate
Walbro 255lph fuel pump wired independently of harness
GReddy Profec B spec II Boost Controller
SAFC-2 air/fuel control piggyback
Innovate LM-1 Wideband a/f meter
Custom intercooler piping
Cartech FMIC
Lexus AFM
Tanabe Hyper Medallion exhaust system
RPS 3200# clutch
Fidanza aluminum flywheel
Eibach Sport lowering springs
Tokico illumina TEMS compatible shocks
Supra MKiv TT wheels with very low mileage Firehawk wide ovals 245/45/x17 on front and Nitto 555 285/40x17 on rear
I have since that time added a genuine garret G3582r BB turbo to improve performance and driveability. Having a wideband allows one to adjust fuel on the fly and I have not gotten a dyno run since the new turbo about 3 years ago.
It has the usual old car miscellaneous minor leaks, but has been a daily driver for years. Non smoking car with icy cold A/C.
Not a car for someone without mechanical aptitude and ability, but a great car if you feel the need for speed.
I am now retired and Just don't have the inclination or energy to play with this one anymore.
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