My new Supra RZ TT

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17 years 10 months ago #22958 by hadyn
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Marty wrote:

thats sounds great, saw your car at the j10 meet a while back, lovely unmolested example, top job :)


Thanks B) I've wanted to keep it standard as there arent many stock TT Supras left in this country. The main things I've done are to refurb it back to its former glory :)

Only mods I'm seriously considering are a UK spec bonnet scoop(still standard really!) and a 2nd decat and thats it really!

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17 years 5 months ago #24907 by hadyn
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Hi all, just thought I'd do the right thing and update this thread with everything I've done to the Supra since I last posted on here:


Blitz SUS air filter fitted :)


Blitz 2nd decat fitted :)


Black Diamond grooved discs and new stock pads fitted :)


Silicon intercooler hose fitted :)


Goodrich braided brake hoses on and some nice new dot 5.1 fluid in too :)

Next will be to fit a heatshield for the Blitz sus filter and a nice set of Iridium plugs :)

Really nice to meet you guys yesterday at the Boost meet :)

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17 years 5 months ago #24908 by hadyn
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oh and heres some tasteful pics of the beasty:






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17 years 5 months ago #24909 by Mr. G
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Lookin good dude....keep up the good work......

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17 years 4 months ago #25399 by hadyn
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Got the cusco strut brace fitted. Installed it in under 15 mins and its a top quality bit of kit, amazingly precise fit with no fouling at all.

Here it is, test fitted before fixing it down with the strut tower bolts:



The JDM gibberish thats attached to it lol



Finally fitted and adjusted:


Thought I'd also post up a pic of the end plate welding on this bar. A welded strut brace is always better than a bar with bolts that attach it to the the rings. Bolts etc
provide flex, so anything thats solid will obviously be more rigid :)



Has deffo made a difference and the steering definately feels 'stiffer' combined with much better road holding from the front when giving some beans into a corner :)

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17 years 4 months ago #25400 by hadyn
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Also fitted a set of Denso IK22 iridium plugs to finish the modding off nicely:

Pic with the plug cover off:

Copper plugs replaced with IK22s as seen here:

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17 years 4 months ago #25401 by Mr. G
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Should be nice uniform..........new plugs always help...........:)

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17 years 4 months ago #25404 by heres_chris
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nice by any chance do youl ike in the cannock/ burntwood/chase terrace area????

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17 years 4 months ago #25406 by hadyn
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Mr. G wrote:

Should be nice uniform..........new plugs always help...........:)


Cheers mate, I just need a few more blue silicon hoses to finish the look off. I'm not really into bling etc, but I needed to replace an old OEM rubber intercooler pipe and I got the blue silicon replacement at good price, so I thought I'd stick it in :)

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17 years 4 months ago #25407 by hadyn
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heres_chris wrote:

nice by any chance do youl ike in the cannock/ burntwood/chase terrace area????


Thanks - I live in the Wolverhampton area, although I do pop to Cannock once in a blue moon :)

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17 years 4 months ago #25411 by Pabz
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loooking good mate, get some pics posted up on www.japanesemodifiedcars.com

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17 years 3 months ago #25700 by hadyn
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More moddage updates:

Cusco Brake Master Cylinder Stopper fitted:





This (combined with the braided brake hoses and 5.1 fluid) has improved the brake feel a great deal :)

I've also just received some white dials from Visual Performance, which I intend to fit soon:

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17 years 3 months ago #25701 by Mr. G
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Nice looking parts there Hadyn..........

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17 years 3 months ago #25710 by Pabz
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nice bit of kit mate!

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17 years 2 months ago #25989 by hadyn
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Installed the Visual Performance white dials today.

Job was pretty relaxing, but took a little longer than expected as I had to relocate some of the lighting wires to stop the revometer needle getting stuck :lol: I'm really pleased with the results, so see what you think -

Heres some pics to show you through the process:


original dials getting ready to be taken out


thats all thats left once you've ripped the dash and dials out on a Supra, lol :)


Old dial cluster out of the car and ready to be opened up


New dials fitted over old ones by carefully sliding them over the needles and positioning them

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