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the name 'SUPRA' is enough!!! how badly would super car makers want the name supra! think about it.

 

honestly over that, you can buy a supra for £10k, mint one, spend another £20k on it and it will wipe its ass all over a brand new £150k ferrari!!! ;)

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A J-spec TT6 was around £21k brand new in 2000

 

That is a lot of car for the money

 

honestly over that, you can buy a supra for £10k, mint one, spend another £20k on it and it will wipe its ass all over a brand new £150k ferrari!!!

 

And then sell it for 10K again whoohoo!:rolleyes:

 

Subaru Legacy B12, and the new BMW TT's?

 

Dont know about the legacy's but the BMW TT's(335i M-sports s e.t.c) are parallel in operation

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M3s have turbos?

 

I don't know, have you had a look under the bonnet? I seem to recall people have had problems locating turbo's :)

 

 

I was referring to the 335 or 535 specifically, I just seem to remember hearing someone saying they were sequential. The Legacy B12 was definately sequential.

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I was referring to the 335 or 535 specifically, I just seem to remember hearing someone saying they were sequential. The Legacy B12 was definately sequential.

 

My 535d is sequential (small and large turbo).

 

Not sure how their petrol TT's work though

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the opposite of supras dude, Supra have sequential setup, skyline TT run in parallel like a lot of other TT machines

 

I know :)

 

I've never heard of an M3 twin turbo at all though, regardless of the way the turbos are configured.

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I know :)

 

I've never heard of an M3 twin turbo at all though, regardless of the way the turbos are configured.

 

Probably a few in germany and america id imagine, they would throw turbos on anything!

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Any idea on the N/A?

 

3,191,000 Yen for a manual SZ, 3,291,000 for an auto - no idea what year that was, post facelift though.

 

At the exchange rate today that works out to be £15,211.65 & £15,686.24 but I have no idea what it would have been back then.

 

For comparison the price list I'm looking at has the most expensive car, an RZ manual, as being 4,721,000 Yen or £22,493.11

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I heard that the engine was made by suzuki off a machanic that recently changed my timing belt (dont know how true this is)

 

Yamaha have close ties with Toyota when it comes to building engines, I'm not sure about Suzuki though.

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