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Bruneti
01-05-06, 14:37
Hi there. My name's Tim and I live in the U.S. in Michigan. I've owned my '97 Supra TT for 6 years, but have just made my way over here from Supraforums. I'm particularly interested in sensible modifications that can apply to road racing or autocross, as well as on the street. Suspension, brakes, and small turbos are more up my alley than what Supraforums has become as of late. Hopefully I can learn some new things from this forum.

Bobbeh
01-05-06, 14:39
Hi and :welcome:

Where abouts in MI are you, my uncle lives in Oakland County near Rochester Hills :) Been there a couple of times, nice part of the world.

I only spotted one Supra on my travels there too, it was red :)

MR.B
01-05-06, 14:41
Hello and welcome :)

Robert
01-05-06, 14:42
welcome to the forum mate

Kopite
01-05-06, 14:47
:welcome: :D

Scoboblio
01-05-06, 14:50
Hello and :welcome:

supra dan
01-05-06, 15:02
'lo. enjoy your stay

Matt 6
01-05-06, 15:02
:welcome: :welcome: :welcome:

JamieP
01-05-06, 15:04
hi and welcome:)

Rich
01-05-06, 15:08
:) welcome

SupraStar 3000
01-05-06, 15:08
Hello and welcome.
Any pics of your car

This is a MUCH better community than that "other" forum
;)

Bruneti
01-05-06, 17:08
Bobbeh - I live in Holland, MI which is on the southwest side of the state. A fair amount different than the Metro Detroit area. Beautiful area near the lakeshore. If only the winters could be shorter...

Everyone else, thanks for the warm welcome. I've seen the "other" forum decline over the years to where it's now mostly kids, drag racers, and Dyno Queens. I pretty much only check out the Road Racing section of Supraforums these days. Some little tidbits of info posted over there are what brought me here to search. Things like: Info on Ohlins part #'s for Supra, SMIC replacement options, custom valved Bilsteins, etc. I may have to send off an email to Chris Wilson. His stuff seems well thought out and highly praised over here. No idea how much it would cost to get it over the pond.

I also know that many in the U.K. and Europe have modified stock twins. For some reason this has not worked out for those in the U.S. I'm sure it's related to the shops performing the work. I'm staying with stock twins for the forseeable future. Someday a GT58 DBB may find it's way in.

jamesmark
01-05-06, 17:10
welcome ta ya

paul ashton
01-05-06, 17:12
:welcome: :wow:

Bobbeh
01-05-06, 17:19
Bobbeh - I live in Holland, MI which is on the southwest side of the state. A fair amount different than the Metro Detroit area. Beautiful area near the lakeshore. If only the winters could be shorter...

Yeah, you guys get a little bit of snow dont ya ;) Uncles place is kinda in the countryside tbh, not exactly built up area, hes got about 4 neighbours in 10 acres... Eminem is 5 mins drive away apparently :search:

I went down the north west side of MI after a trip up to Macinaw, very pretty area, heavily wooded too which was nice... gotta watch out for those Deer crossing the road tho :D

The road racing section of supraforums is ok, most people in there are friendly and like to talk about racing etc rather than drag strip.

how_supra
01-05-06, 17:41
Wttc. :Pics: :p