That FP Safari Porsche article gave me an idea...

"way2blu does a rev update" (way2blu) 05/22/2018 at 16:31 • Filed to: Toyota MR2, Safari Porsche, Porsche, Safari, But I'm Posting from Chrome

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Pictured: Not mine. I want to make something even more extreme...

My MR2 needs a subframe replacement anyway. Maybe it’s time to go full M A D M A X M R 2. What does OPPO think?

HondoyotaE38: A Japanese and German Collab...wait a minute > way2blu does a rev update 05/22/2018 at 16:34

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“What does OPPO think?”

Why the hell not

sony1492 > way2blu does a rev update 05/22/2018 at 16:38

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I think you should figure what you want to do with your car, and once you have start buying and installing the parts. You’ve spoken about many ideas but as it sits your cars still exactly the same. It may be time to decide and commit to a goal.

For example you want to make it a rally car so the first two things you can do is buy the rims you want and fender flares to match. It won’t require much special skill to do that (no welding)

vicali > way2blu does a rev update 05/22/2018 at 16:41

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My rally instructor Jim Co-drives this Mr2;

He says it’s the most terrifying car to rally, fast though.

Tareim - V8 powered > way2blu does a rev update 05/22/2018 at 16:53

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way2blu does a rev update > sony1492 05/22/2018 at 17:11

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You’ve probably seen my post history with the MR2 and know that I’ve got a big imagination but difficulty committing to any specific path. Thank you for pointing that out, it’d probably serve me well to think things through and plan something out.

Enkei makes a rally wheel (RC-G4) that fits my MR2:

Could be cool for sure :D

sony1492 > way2blu does a rev update 05/22/2018 at 17:34

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I’ve been watching(lurking) the subject for a while.

Personally, I go through with projects that I probably shouldn’t (see: rear mount turbo, handmade fender flares, project cars)

It always starts with a list of the parts I’ll need or want to get the project done along with the associated price of each item.

There’s always the slightly lowered on oem rim route, which is probably the most affordable.