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what about just tacking it together and getting someone else to weld it up? worst case they can grind off your tacks after retacking it themselves - doesnt help the DIY aspect but it will be nicer finished product from your last pic :P

wait, doesn't the soarer share parts with the supra? shurley you can get the pedals from a supra and put it in your soarer.

btw this is a reply conversation in the wasteland.

edit found this clicky

Edited by tweety bird

It does, so most of the Supra stuff fits or goes close.

The main issue is the JZA80 never had the R154 5 speed, only the X chassis and 70 series Supras had the 154, which are slightly different to the the Soarer spec box (Soarers have a remote shifter)

But yeah, the pedals are a 99% bolt in

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