1000 hp T62 SRD Supra Build

1000 hp T62 SRD Supra Build

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jay_NW

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70 posts

194 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Thank you for all the nice comments guys, appreciate it. Will post some updates in a bit.

DanielSan said:
Come the day you sell this don't buy a GTR whatever you do... hehe
GTR is a very nice cars but I wouldn't sell this car to buy one smile

Mastodon2 said:
I know to some people, white paint is just white paint, but that is a really, really good white. The only thing I don't like is the wheels, there are nicer wheels out there, but I'm guessing that perhaps these are not the final wheels the car will have?

Very excited to see further updates on this, top work.
Thanks mate, they are the final wheels.

anonymous said:
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Thank you, they are Facelift ones. Bought it from Toyota dealers UK.

samdale said:
Awesome, look forward to seeing it all come together!

P.s. can we call you JamieP?
Amirhussain said:
Loving your OP, probably the cleanest Supra I've ever seen, who the fk is JamieP?!! wink
Jamie is a popular guy here hey. He is the man if you want any tuning advice on Supra or GTR. Got allot of advice from him towards this build and mods. He now have a nice R35 GTR.

Same company that built his black Supra is building my car now.

jay_NW

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70 posts

194 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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keith2.2 said:
jay_NW said:
Hi everyone, I would like to share my supra build which started end of 2012 with you guys.

I wanted to build a nice clean street car that would also compete on the track and keep the look close to stock as possible.
Almost immediately followed by...

jay_NW said:
Bodywork wise a NUR Motorsports widebody kit was purchased
And great big contrasting bonnet vents.

Well, what's the point in having a base plan unless one is willing to bash through it :-D

Looks like a great project.
Thanks Keith, I know what you mean about the bonnet vents biggrin . Need that for cooling and all that wink

Only widened the rear end in order to run slightly wider wheels for grip.

Gilhooligan

2,214 posts

144 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Love the attention to detail in this. When I fecking graduate, I would like to build my mx5 to this sort of level..

Are the wishbones rose jointed? If so, why did you go down that route?

jay_NW

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70 posts

194 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Few pics of underneath of the car






TRD diff ready to go in



We are going old school with the fuel pumps. smile

Tripple walbros in a billet hanger, they will be staged with two running all the time and the third only when needed. Pumps will be controlled by the Syvecs and fuel pressure monitored as well.

I really like this setup as the hanger is a work of art and it keeps the fuel lines nice and simple.





jay_NW

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194 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Turning our attention to the inside of the car, Simon did a great job of fitting the roll cage in and making the rear bars removable.

Wants to keep the rear seats usable so the rear cross bars are quick release. Will get more pics of the cage up once the interior goes in.

For now we have stripped the cage back out so we can work on it.





Despite the big power we still want to make the car drivable so the inside will be full trim with audio system.

We start by sound proofing the whole interior which will also help with heat from the engine bar and trans tunnel.











The audio system :



INE-W925R
SPR-17S (Front Speakers)
SPR-17C (Rear Speakers)
PDX-F4 (Midrange Amp)
PDX-M6 (Sub Amp)
SWR-T10 (Sub)
SRD Custom Sub Box
Focal RCA cables

Couple of pics of the Turbo smile HKS T62R





jay_NW

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194 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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SRD V Band Manifold, will be getting Zircotec coated along with the turbo exhaust housing and down pipe.







Got the bits back from Zircotec, superb finish as always smile







Fitting for the brake lines, all stainless steel







Not sure if this has been done on a supra before but we are using quick release fittings for the rear brakes. Will be swapping over to NA brakes to put drag wheels on and these fittings mean that you can disconnect the brake line with out loosing fluid or needing to bleed the brakes.




jay_NW

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70 posts

194 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Rear brake lines made up with quick release fittings







jay_NW

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194 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Fuel tank fitted



Fuel lines and brake line running to the front





We have built a cover for the fuel and brake lines, this also houses a fuel cooler which is ducted.

The air can move through the cooler along the channel and out the hole at the back which will keep all the lines cool as well.





This will be painted white once finished


jay_NW

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70 posts

194 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Mounting plates made for amplifiers



Amplifiers in position and wired



Butter Face

30,279 posts

160 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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This is a pretty intense build, must be a lot of cash going into this!!

Don1

15,939 posts

208 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Syvecs - couldn't agree more. Excellent product.

melvster

6,841 posts

185 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Fantastic quality of build and attention to detail.

Amirhussain

11,487 posts

163 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Proper quality work OP, 10 out of 10 from me.

epom

11,486 posts

161 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Wow, now thats really deserving of the title rebuild. Well done you sir.

magpie21

484 posts

188 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Love the quality and thought going into this, it will be (even more) amazing once finished. Can't wait to see this finished.

GreatGranny

9,124 posts

226 months

Tuesday 12th November 2013
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Must be nearly £3k in the audio alone!

Lovely build and the white looks superb.

C.A.R.

3,967 posts

188 months

Tuesday 12th November 2013
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Just awesome.

I'm building a model (RC) Supra and wasn't sure what colour to paint it, I was leaning towards red but now...Trouble is the NSX is white, can't have a clash now!

vrooom

3,763 posts

267 months

Tuesday 12th November 2013
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What is those sound proofing ? autolea ? where can I get it from?

anonymous-user

54 months

Tuesday 12th November 2013
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Quick release brake lines? Brave choice that!


(especially for what is primarily road car i assume?)


anonymous-user

54 months

Tuesday 12th November 2013
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Amazing work