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Old 11-11-2005, 02:50 PM
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Talking '73 Celica --->89 supra

After about 5 yrs of planning its finally started....

'73 Celica body (well pieces of it)
'89 Toyota supra front and rear suspension/ steering
2 litre 18rg (Japan Only) dual overhead cam, dual side draft Dellorto 40mm's
should have 180hp and redlines at 7500 RPM

here's the body..



and the chassis.. i know my camera sucks.. I dropped it

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I love it! My God that is a lot of work!

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I think you are the first here with a non-domestic project. Gotta agree with Darren, looks like a ton of work.

Any thoughts on Ride height? Brakes? Wheel / Tire combo?

Looks forward to seeing it progress.
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It looks like one big project you have going there!

Please don't take this the wrong way because I am not bashing here....but it appears from the photos that you are using 2x2 box to build the frame. I am no designer or fabricator and hopefully some that is will chime in, but I believe that will not be strong enough to accomplish your goals from a performance and safety standpoint.

Again this is just my guess and just offering this observation from a safety standpoint. Obviosly I do not know what you are planing as far as reinforcement or roll cages.

good luck in a huge undertaking.

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