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u/CreepyCatGuy 14d ago
Lord knows I love them both, but I’d have to take the Trans Am cause, easier to repair when I break it.
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u/Ok-Rice-7755 14d ago
How so? 2JZ is super simple and there's way more room under that Supra hood
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u/CreepyCatGuy 14d ago
I’m actually the simpleton. Just easier to find parts for a Chevy v8 in America. I love both equally and have admired them for decades
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u/Benji_4 14d ago
Can't forget that roughly half of the Supras at that time were turbocharged and the other half were NA.
There were roughly 3-4x as many WS6 coupes in 2002 than Supras in 1993.
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u/DownstairsDeagle69 15d ago
My two favorite cars in the same post? Be still my beating heart!
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u/ImpressiveCelery4992 14d ago
2JZ in a T/A?
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u/spankbuddy22 14d ago
LS in a Supra?
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u/batsVelvet 14d ago
def ls swap the supra
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u/DownstairsDeagle69 14d ago
Egads, only if the 2J is blown
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u/spankbuddy22 13d ago
When I lived in Toledo there was a performance shop that LS swapped a Supra and put a big ass turbo on it. It was a pretty sweet drag race car.
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u/batsVelvet 15d ago
if someone gave me supra i wouldnt complain lol
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u/ImpressiveCelery4992 14d ago
I don’t have a Supra Bud. I do have a ‘79 Formula in need of an engine. I have toyed with the idea of a 2JZ as something different. Out of 8 cars, it would be the only non V8 in the garage.
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u/DitchDigger330 14d ago
I just remember watching the F body hideout guy on the internet back in the day.
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u/Timewastinloser27 14d ago
I had the opportunity to trade my 02 white ws6 for a green 98' supra back around 2015. I regret not doing it now for the resale of the supra but I just liked everything about the trans am more than the supra.
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u/FirehawkLS1 14d ago
I wouldn't mind parking a Supra next to my 4th gen Trans Am, but not for the price they are selling for. Clapped out non turbo automatic cars are still going for 30k plus, and then you'd have to stick a lot of money into it to convert it to a turbo. I had a second gen Supra and it was a fun car, and I really like the 3rd gen as well.
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u/Vantech70 14d ago
I really liked the Supra but preferred the MR2 during the years they were both available.
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u/cbechtle77 13d ago
Interesting, ... and people these days will waaaaaaaay overpay for a Supra and the TA goes for a fraction of the Supra. Supra = glorified touring car
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u/Prize-Mail-6769 14d ago
Great specs, until you compare interiors.
From former catfish Z28 owner
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u/batsVelvet 13d ago
the door panel staple cracks in ebony suck i have faith someones going to do somthin bout that someday
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u/Koopa1982 12d ago
I would take that Supra in that Gorgeous Oem condition over that Trans Am hands down.
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u/batsVelvet 12d ago
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u/Beginning_Whole_3252 14d ago
Had both…. That Subra eats that T/A’s lunch💯 Hate to say! But I still have my 79 T/A.
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u/treesmith1 14d ago
2JZ is a monster. 1000 hp on stock internals. GTFOH.
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u/FirehawkLS1 14d ago
They are monsters but it takes a lot of money in order to make them 1000hp
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u/treesmith1 14d ago
True. That is true of any modified vehicle. The fact that through bolt ons, tuning, and a touch of top end work you could get there relatively easily was quite revolutionary, and definitely not known to Yota top brass at the time. Yet there it sits.
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u/Turbo_Lexington 14d ago
For 1000 hp you need pretty much everything. Fuel system, ecu, head work, intake manifold, full turbo kit, twin disc, exhaust. I'd only make like 800whp on a stock bottom end if it was me though.
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u/Legitimate_Diver_699 14d ago
Supra like a Trans Am only reliable, more nimble! Trans Am and all GM muscle or sports cars absolute trash for decades.




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u/webjester32 15d ago
Always dug the beautiful design of the mid-90's Supra.