My RHD SC300
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Yeah it does feel much faster. It used to have the stock downpipe and midpipe with cat. So it opened it up some more. It's still very quiet because of the rest of the exhaust. I'm going to keep the dual and find an aftermarket setup from the midpipe to the axle back and installed 5zigen mega axle back mufflers.
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Just got a custom 3" mandrel bent downpipe and midpipe. The work was done by Kiko Engineering. Very cool guy and very nice work with a very good price. Here's some pics and a video. The rest of the exhaust system is stock. He will be doing my front mount intercooler piping soon.
I should've used my better camera. But this will do.
I should've used my better camera. But this will do.
#50
Just installed Stance GR+ Pro coilovers. They perform wonderful on the street. Night and day. Very comfortable and go super low. I relocated the body harness from inside the fender well also. I ran it through the engine bay. The car is very dirty. I just wiped the wheels only. I didn't have the roll the fenders. The rear is sitting extremely close but so far no rubbing.
Out with the old Supra bilstein/HKS combo. In with the new.
And next on the agenda is a fmic which I already have but I just need to get piping for it.
Out with the old Supra bilstein/HKS combo. In with the new.
And next on the agenda is a fmic which I already have but I just need to get piping for it.
Last edited by SH_JZZ30; 03-13-09 at 12:45 PM.
#53
Here's a lil update. I decided to install my fmic because I got the piping. I didn't have time to route the piping because I had to go to school but tomorrow I'll finish it after work. It's a 24x12x3".
I also wired in a chip that converts my KPH to MPH and delimits the 180kph speed cut. So now my digital gauge will read up to 180mph but I don't think I'll be able to get to that speed and I don't think I would want to. It's very accurate and it only cost about $40. And my odometer will now read in miles instead of kilometers.
I also wired in a chip that converts my KPH to MPH and delimits the 180kph speed cut. So now my digital gauge will read up to 180mph but I don't think I'll be able to get to that speed and I don't think I would want to. It's very accurate and it only cost about $40. And my odometer will now read in miles instead of kilometers.
Last edited by SH_JZZ30; 03-24-09 at 11:29 PM.