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Exhaust probably dumps right out under the motor or out to the sides.Is this one an electric version? I don't see any tailpipes.
Exhaust probably dumps right out under the motor or out to the sides.Is this one an electric version? I don't see any tailpipes.
Open downpipe, no exhaust.Is this one an electric version? I don't see any tailpipes.
According to the article, this concept has very small rims.
... and 10-inch HRE rims that hide uprated Brembo brakes.
That's that shakotan&kaido racer life.According to the article, this concept has very small rims.
Thanks to the Tom's Yaris article, I found they also made a kit for the Supra
That's kind of it, you don't even need to spend CS money because the regular M2 Competition is better than the Supra and very similarly priced, at least over here.BMW M2 CS is great, but it's got a good price premium over the Supra. What I got from that video is that if you want a Supra, buy a MKIV Supra.
I kind of lost interest in the current one, because the new BRZ/FRS and the regular M2 seem like better options, depending on how much power you want.
Mmm yes, this is just what the Supra's body needed. More...layers.Yep, they showed it off at TAS 2020 last year. I posted some pictures in the tasteful mods thread at the time
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/tasteful-modifications-thread.115309/page-216#post-12983796
It's an old term that was used back when the body silhouettes weren't wildly different from standard but the wheelbase was shifted forward on the shell. Supposedly, someone simply commented on one and said "that looks funny."If I'm honest, its extremely rare that ANY car looks good as a NHRA funny car (Hence the name I guess )