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With the intake only it does sound better then stock and feels faster.

This was how I got my isf.

I have now got a takeda stage 2 intake installed and a x force catback exhaust installed.

Very happy with the results.

Got gifted a armour all cleaning bucket recently, decided to try it today.

Car wash, wax, tire shine etc

Pretty happy with results.

I am now getting 14-16km/100km

Just got it serviced

Also I haven't done any highway km

Since I got it lol

I am getting 21l/100km lol

I have seen others getting half haha.

PS.  Weekend car 

What are you getting and if it's daily or weekend 

I had the exact thing happen to my supra

I stopped earlier and called a tow truck.

Didn't want to ruin my volks gt-s lol.

Mines a 2008

1 hour ago, Spec said:

265/35 vs 255/35 - There is a difference - I notice that it slips less on 2nd gear in wet conditions. Also the ride is a bit more softer. 

AS BLK says - 255/40 in the front will not work. Essentially, the tyre you choose should not have more than 15mm rolling dia difference to the original spec. 

In the front, stock is 225/40 and a 255/35 will be 1.5mm smaller in dia, which is ok. a 255/40 will be 24mm difference, that's unlikely to pass road worthy. 

In the rear, stock is 255/35 and a 265/35 is 7mm diff and a 275/30 is 13.5mm diff.

a 285/30 rear will be better at 7.5mm difference, but it won't fit the stock rims - BLK should be ok, since he's got aftermarket rims.

285 on rear do fit

I have pirelli p zero 285/35 on rear on stock rims

Thanks mate

Loving the isf v8

Sounds amazing 

15 minutes ago, 2bling said:

Welcome both cars are very nice  if you are in Sydney take the ISF to Sonny Duran At Autowerks and get a tune  enjoy.

Yeah I'm in Sydney thanks for the advice, that's the plan.

Cheers

ISF is bone stock

My supra has few mods

Hi everyone 

Just purchased a 2008 ISF in matador mica red

My old ride picture below

1996 Toyota supra rz twin turbo 

Hi all

My 2008 ISF