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NCMR2's Toyota
MR2
This is my 91 MR2 with the 2.2 liter non-turbo motor. I have done a number of things to get this car to where I am very happy with it.
Mods include:
Bilstein struts
new ball joints
short shifter kit
newer, low-milage motor
short ram intake
skyline GTS wheels with staggered tire setup
45mm wheel studs
custom audio complete with 12” sub
leds in the engine bay, foot wells, gauge cluster and other interior lights
Celica GT seats
This is my current dd and is also my play/fun car to go autox and drag with. This car is way too much fun to drive around with in the mountains here in NC as well!
Added on Oct. 13 by NCMR2
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