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Re: supra celica rear end
your not going to complete this, dont waste your money. Even "IF" you do it there no point because your going to have to move the seat, steering column, and everything back a good 1-2ft just for the fast that the shifter is going to be in the middle of you car. By the time you finish this you could have easily bought a supra old or new and just swapped in the 2jz. Im being blunt.... If your going to spend the amount of money your looking at make your 6th gen into a gt4.... half the cost of what your doing.
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