Just started getting this car into shape. I have owed this car for 4 years and have only touched it in the past 2 months.

1992 Silver Spruce SC400 w58 swap 83xxx miles
1uz with custom headers, 3in straight pipes
Elevel air suspension from accuair
Weld racing wheels
Roof spoiler from spoilerkings on ebay

Parts currently sitting on my floor:
M112 supercharger
Stage 2 cams, valves, springs, bearings from lextreme

Will be taking some pics, here is one. I am still working on the fitment in the back.

 

sick ride bro

 

Sweet SC man!

In for more pics!

 

subscribed for more details and pictures!

 

Pretty clean looking SC man! Keep us updated...thx

steve

 

Very nice. Can you do us a favor and get some high quality pics. You're keeping all the excitement to yourself by not providing us good pics. LOL

 

Here are some more pics. BTW the rear wheels are up for sale. They are 18x10 -10. They have less than 300 miles on them. I doubt any one needs 2 wheels but doesn't hurt to ask. I am asking $850, the tires plus wheels cost me $1500.





















The roof spoiler is from ebay. Look up spoilerkings, they sell it for about $89. Very clean looking and it is a good product.

 

wow really nice! what air ride kit did you use?

 

Its accuair e-level. Dual compressor, 5 gal tank. Very nice set up. Steep price of $4700

 

Looks great so far!

I think the 97+ rear would complete the look.

who installed your air ride and where in va/md are you? pm me if you prefer.

I would like to see how it feels in a supercharged 400.

 

Ah, so you're the owner of that SC that blockstar installed the air suspension on!

 

Yea blockstarcars in Springfield VA. They do a really great job. It is hard to find a good reliable shop, these guys are awesome and I recommend them for any of your auto needs. Plus they work extremely fast.

 

thats really nice! like it that some more guys are giving the 1uz supercharged a chance!

 

Pretty neat SC there post videos of exhaust and shorty going up ....doooown

 

don't sell the wheels. they look awesome on the car. Just flare out the rear fenders and make-em-fit