High powered vehicles andracing are mine. I can't seem to get enough, if I could I would livenext to a race track. All my life I grew up around carswith my father being a mechanic therewas at least one or twocars to work on per night when he got home from his shift work.Hehas worked for Toyota as a master mechanic for over 30 years nowsomy familyis a Toyota only family(excludingthe F4i aka theblack sheep)

I previously owned a 1989 Toyota Supra turbo and recently have been lookingat purchasing a fourth generation supra like the ones in the videos i've posted. The car featured in the video is a 6 speed Toyota Supra with a 2JZ-GTE stroked to 3.4L running a GT47-88 single turbo set-up. It is putting down 1300+hp. In the video at 1 minute 53 seconds you see a black supra(1000+hp) laying down 30 foot skid marks at 80mph on mickey thompson slicks.

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/f...c200735399.htm

In the next video you have Ryan Woon's 3.4L 6speed daily driven Toyota supra running 8.88 @ 167(I know the time seems low for the trap speed but it's a supra for goodness sakes highway rolls FTW)

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/a...920171932b.htm

I've wanted something similar to these cars for a few yeas now, but it's a project that would end up costing near six figures. Which isn't bad considering the price of a 505hp corvette Z06 will run you almost $80K. Do any of you enjoy anything similar? whether it be high powered cars, planes, boats, bikes, weapons... you name it.

 

Also myspring project starting soonis a 1993 corolla with a 4AGE 20v blacktop(roughly 200hprevvinganywhere from9-10,000rpm), gutted interior, full suspension, brakes, wheels and tires(regular streets andr-compounds when I go to autocross/trackdays) I'm hoping with a steady diet I can get it down toa 1750lb curb weight.

 

Im the same way played with cars and bikes for years.

Thats cool your family is a toyota family( so is mine).Ive been with toyota 16 years (MDT).I have built many 600+rwhp supras but never one for myself,TO expensive compaired to a domestic..Plus a well built domestic has way more streetability..

No other bad habits just cars and bikes.

 

I don't find myself drawn to domestics as much as imports for some reason, I can't say why really,although I have played with the idea of a 4th gen camaro or C5 Z06 don't get me wrong.

 

well mine is Kiteboarding, Paintball, Sailing, Boating, and i think that is all the expensive ones. other than riding of course. also i have rebuilt a 77vette w/a stroked 454 and a 3-11 rear end and was running 9.6's on the quarter w/out nos
but since then ive gotten outof the racing and just gone to other outlets.

 

I build hotrods & custom cars, play guitar, drink, and renovate my house (built before 1860, needed a bunch of updating)

 

gym

 

Jim

 

I never had a nice a car I like muscle cars. A couple years ago I had a 68 Camaro 396 4 speed built for me. Frame off resto by Camaro specialties. Turned out awsome. Not being bias but it really is one of the best non # matching Camaro out there. Aztec silver with black top and stripes. Had 17 inch Billet specialties wheels as one of the only add on. Has vintage a/c. Great car but she is for sale. Never saw rain always garaged. Anyone interested it is at a classic car dealer. Can give info and lots of pics. Autobarnclassiccars.com. Feel free to email me.

 

Guns and reloading. Precission rifles, hunting, I'm an avid waterfowler.