Hi all,
 
After selling my 97 Bathurst, I really regretted it (not having a sports car) and started looking around. Test drove a number of Porsche Boxsters, S2000s and such but could not keep myself away from another MR2. I just love the look of them and how they just stick to the road so well. I found a pretty tidy turbo one in the colour I want and the rest is history.
 
Car: 1995 Toyota MR2 GT-S
Colour: Black (202)
Odo: 159,000 km 
  
Options: 
Genuine Recaro seats
Genuine fog lamps
 
Mods: 
Custom 3 inch exhaust
Custom W2A intercooler setup with TRUST BOV
New engine about 80kms ago
HID conversion
  
Interior appointments: 
Pioneer AVH-P3350BT stereo
Orion XTR front splits
Orion XTR40.2 rear speakers
TRUST gear knob
TOM's MOMO steering wheel
Genuine "Dandism" floor mats
  
Suspension:
Standard struts with lowered springs
Cusco front and rear strut brace 
  
Wheels/Tyres: 
Volk Racing GT-N Front: 17x8 +35 / Rear: 17x9 +35
Dunlop Direzza Sport Z1.  Front: 215/40R17 / Rear: 255/40R17 
  
Future plans:
Fix lifting dashboard
Some clear coat is peeling so needs repair/respray
Side vent mod
Install 45mm Omori boost gauge with LED cluster conversion
Boost up with MS-IBC
Suspension overhaul with Bilstein B6 struts + TRD springs and Whiteline adjustable sway bars
 
 

 

Looks great, good luck with finding TRD springs though. I've been hunting for them, but with no luck. I've ordered Eibach Pro-Kits instead.

I'll try my hardest but you're probably right. Do you know what the difference in ride height is between TRD and Eibach Pro-Kit?

I'd been asking the same questions...
Check out this link.... http://www.mr2australia.c..r2play/tm.aspx?m=124923

Eyyyy, Ray's back! :D

Hey there EssDub :) Cheers for the spring recommendations in the other thread. It's too bad I live east of the border now, miss all the good times we had in the hills...

Congrats!

Cool ride

Testing out the Omori boost gauge with PWM dimmer circuit based on cog's design.

MaXim
Hey there EssDub :) Cheers for the spring recommendations in the other thread. It's too bad I live east of the border now, miss all the good times we had in the hills...

There is always the Great Ocean Road to have some fun on :D