got_trd

Got bored so I decided to pull the car out and take some pics since I washed it this morning and its still pretty clean from the south florida meet this past weekend.







The B&M trans cooler some of you guys have been asking about

RobSoVIP

it looks good chino! its a shame your not in Houston anymore!


btw- I love how the front end looks DUMPED!

got_trd

thanks bro... all I need now are your wheels hehe

groovinSc3

lookin good

JZZ30TT

Yes, wheels and to lower the rear some

What suspension are you running?

KrazeMatik

iTrader: (11)

thats wat i told him too, looks tight like the front drop only.....UP for a AUTO

Chris4.3

iTrader: (32)

Nice ride. What kinda suspension and exhaust?

/Aerostar\

iTrader: (2)

Ive always loved your car, just how damn low it is haha. Whats up with the carbon fiber on the wood trims?

jgscott

iTrader: (1)

The SC is LOW ! Its must handle real good. Nice Ride. 1JZ looks like is so at home in that car. A sleeping Giant.

ki_soarer

i cant even come close to chinos car arround a turn. his shocks are so tight that there is no roll whatsoever. deffinately a fun car to drive too. makes me want to change my whole set up sometimes.

jgscott

iTrader: (1)

Thats what I thought. Looks like its part of the Road. LOL !

JJG2005

Wow, NICE! What did you use to polish the intake manifold and all of the other 1jz parts? I got the rough coating off with a dremel on a part of mine, but can't get that shine with aluminum polish.

dough boi

Looks great, also curious on the suspension.

ki_soarer

the intake mannifold isnt pollished, just the turbo piping and the TB. we uses lots and lots of water soaked sand paper, and followed it up with mothers metal pollish. as far as his sus. its in his sig. just shocks and there is one coil cut out of the stock front springs.

got_trd

Thanks for the comments guys.

The suspension is from the jza80 (Supra) consisting of bilstien shocks with stock Supra springs (one coil cut up front).

Exhaust is HKS hi-power also from the jza80. Modified to fit the SC

Carbon fiber trim over the wood was used with a sheet of real carbon fiber (the brick style). Was a pain to make, but I did it all by hand. I still need to put a high speed buffer to it and get some clear coat on it.

The polishing under the hood was also all done by hand. No dremel or sander or anything. I used 80 grit to get it smoothed out then some 220 grit to get rid of the pits. After that it was a few shots of wet 1000 grit, then mothers aluminum polish with the buffer.