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Yeh i was gonna say the same thing. Build quality is sooo close it wouldnt make much difference but the extra .4ltr would give the 2jz and advantage.

And how much of a pain in the ass would that have been to get it in there. Once again this proves no matter what u do if u throw enuff money at it ure gonna have a rocket.:uh-huh:

I would say to be original. The japs are all about being original and they'll go to great lengths to achieve this.

They've gone to quite the extreme with this Supra but I say good on em! That's the first of it's kind I have ever seen :O

Originally posted by skyzerr33

Top Secret first did that conversion afew years back.  

the car became the fastest RWD car from 0-200kph and max speed at the time of final build.

thats 0-300kmh!

the first version was the gold widebody supra which was fitted with the RB26DETT for the 0-300kmh title. that car now has a 3S-GTE motor.

the white was is the second incarnation of the Top Secret RB26 car.

i know because i see it every day when i wake up (i have a huge-ass top secret calendar with the white supra and gold 34 and lots of products w/ prices)

:burnout:

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