justtoofast

Hi all, my name ist Stefan. I just bought a white 1997 RZ-S HKS GT3540 Supra from Jurgen. Its a lovely car and has some nice details added by the pre-owners. Since it was the car of one of the members here I suppose you guys know the spec list already Its not my first Supra, but hopefully the last Will add and exchange few things on it to match my personal taste (carbon spark plug cover, carbon fuse box cover, carbon airbox, new high temp teflon hoses etc etc.). It runs currently on "small" injectors so this is a project for future too, to use the full power of the fuel/turbo setup. I am currently in contact with a local company that makes carbon pipes. I am trying to figure out if those can be used as intake pipes for the airfilter and as FMIC piping (they are hard, they are heat resistant if the proper resin is used). Never seen this on a Supra so far... What are your opinions on this idea ?

Yes our autobahns are kinda teasing Though I need to keep an eye on the EGT Uploaded a pic.

...your loss and my win. It will be in good hands I bought this from Jurgen, thanks again I can say it is a REALLY nice Supra. Does not need much more to be perfect for me. Gave it a wash today. Next week it will be waxed and get some detail cleaning. I love the setup. Tried to attach some pictures here but it did not work... As soon as I have time I will start a new thread.

That one must be a gipsy. Mostly those have this shiny-bling-bling gold tick and the need to show everyone how wealthy they are...

And I thought illiterates register only at us in the German forum

I wonder what happened to him and his project. Didnt hear anything from him for some time. In the US forum it got kinda silent around him too.

Why to look so far away in Dubai ? I suggest taking a look here in Germany, where they are also build... Just my opinion. And I also think that you will find them here for reasonable prices, plus the shipping wont be so expensive.

Defect electrics, water damage, not working heat, mould on the walls... All those are BIG reasons to lower the rent. Over here you can almost put the rent on 0 if there does not come help at all by the landlord.

Hi, I am from Germany but I suppose the ways are everywhere the same so I suggest following (which I did from own experience). First off all it is important to send them a letter with a description of the problem due the fact that the spoken word can easily be "forgotten" or ignored, like "this talk never happened". In this friendly written letter you should mention that your situation is kinda urgent and that you would like the problem to be solved till date xx.xx.xxxx. In Germany it is your right to pay less rent if the problem is not fixed till date x (which has to be mentioned in your letter). You should find out if there are similar laws in UK as well. And if they are similar you should already mention in your letter that you will pay less rent until the problem is fixed. Just an idea from me. Regards