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Hey Guys,

 

I urrently own a rev3 mr2 turbo that i'm thinking about selling to get a Supra. I'm not gonna be able to live with the running costs of a tt so it'll be an n/a for me.

 

I realise i'm gonna lose power and a considerable amount of performance but i can live with that.

 

So i'm wondering what kind of car can i expect to get for £4.5k??

 

Some pics of my 2

 

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I went modded MR2 to TT and never looked back, might have been a different story had I gone NA though. I think DannyW also went to NA and within months was after a TT.

 

Does anyone know if running an NA is actually any cheaper than a TT (apart from the initial purchase of the car), I'm guessing servicing/tyres etc would be pretty even, TT being a little thirstier on fuel.

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Your car looks like a pile of sh*te and you couldn't drive a Supra to save yourself, to much power for you :p

 

 

 

 

Nice 2 Mike, when did you get that, thought you still had the N/A?

 

Cheers

 

Todd

 

PS, Guys, mikes had a shot of an N/A before so he knows what the power is like.

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Cheers guys!

 

I think the worry withy a tt would be if it went pop and the overall fuel costs etc, I've driven todd's old sup and it was real nice, obv it's not a fast as my 2 but then i don't think a std tt would be either but i think the looks make up for it!

 

Todd - Long time no hear mate! I imported the tubby last year throught gtschris and she's an awesome car! here's the spec

 

(open to deals on a sup btw anyone lol)

 

she's a 1994 revision 3 mr2 tbar with a few mods

 

Rr results

 

wheels 243.9bhp, 269.3 lbf torque

fly 285.1bhp

this was only at 12psi

 

i have since added a blitz dual ebc and she now runs at 16psi so i should be a bout 320@ the fly and 280@ the wheels

 

Engine spec,

 

Extreme boost ss downpipe

apexi n1 ss exhaust

apexi induction kit

blitz dual solenoid ebc running at 3 stages of boost, 8psi, 13psi and 16psi all held til redline

sard racing bov (really really rare)

blitz turbo timer

lsd

 

exterior,

 

genuine bomex front lip

genuine trust/greddy "gracer" skirts

phoenix power rear extensions

revision5 spoiler with fully adjustable carbon fibre blade

black crystal sidelights

 

chassis,

 

unknown jap brand of suspension and new trd topmounts ordered

kahn alloys powdercoated satin black

toyo proxies t1-r 215/45/17 on front 235/45/17 on rear

 

interior,

 

Full alpine stereo gear including mp3 headunit and components

omori boost gauge mounted in std gauge position

option wheel

razo gearknob

momo pedals set up for heel/toe

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That's a cracking spec on the 2 and it looks a stunner :cool:

 

For the money you've got I'd be looking for a nice manual N/A or maybe more up your street an Areo Top but it'll be an auto.

 

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=103074

 

Don't dismiss the auto (can hear you now ;) ) it really is good and you will not get the areo in manual form, unless it's been converted and it'll probably be a TT anyway.

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I'm not fussed about it being an auto tbh, I've heard the autos are really good!

 

That red ones nice but after previous dealings with toyota red i think i'll go with a colour less prone to fading matey!

 

What you driving now btw? Gto sold?

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