1994 Toyota Supra on 2040-cars
Hartman, Arkansas, United States
Regretfully, must sell my mint 1994 Toyota Supra Twin Turbo. It has approximately 110k miles and a clean car fax,
no accidents.
This rocket has a 3.0 liter 2JZ in line six equipped with sequential turbochargers and produces 320 horsepower with
315 ft. lb. of torque. It has a 6 speed V160 gearbox and a Torsen limited slip differential. Modifications include
an aftermarket down pipe and a single disc clutch.
Recent service and OEM replacements include :
New Toyota battery
New OEM clock
New OEM emergency brake handle
New top quality leather seating covers
New radiator
New timing belt
New water pump
New belt tensioner
New cam cover gaskets
EIBACH springs on all four corners (originals will be included)
Excellent 17" Sumitomo tires
Refreshed factory chromed aluminum wheels
Targa top
Includes original top removal tools, and owners manual
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