Although the Toyota Supra is widely recognized as a flagship vehicle of the JDM market, many people are not aware that the word "supra" comes from a Latin prefix that means "above," "to surpass," or "go beyond." Without a doubt, this remarkable car has lived up to its name by becoming a globally adored icon. The Exotic Car Trader team always gets excited when a Supra shows up in our inventory, and this 1996 Toyota Supra is here with just 55,185 miles on board and a host of performance upgrades. Located in La Mesa, California, this Supra is ready to bring you miles worth of smiles.
Our subject 1996 Toyota Supra is adorned by a beautiful red paint color. It appears to be painted in Renaissance Red, a prominent color in the Supra family. It rides on 18" CCW SP500 wheels and gets its stopping power from Brembo front and rear brake pads and rotors. The front of the car flaunts a Garage Whifbitz front splitter while the rear of the car is decked with a Shine Auto Project carbon fiber rear wing. Thanks to the impressive suspension system including HKS Hipermax IV coilovers, TF Works sway bar end links, Titan Motorsports front and rear sway bars, and TRD front strut bar, this Supra is primed to handle its power. The cabin of this 1996 Toyota Supra is fitted with Recaro Racing Carbon Fiber front seats and features a Jeff Dunn carbon fiber rear seat delete kit. The Titan Motorsports 4-point roll bar, Driftmotion R154 short-throw shifter, and the carbon fiber steering wheel hint at the power of this car while the Alpine CD player, JL Audio speakers and amplifier ensure that you can listen to your favorite tunes.
The turbocharged 3-liter engine of this 1996 Toyota Supra has seen an AEM Electronics Infinity-6 ECU tune. Mated to a 5-speed manual transmission, it utilizes an Advanced Clutch Technology single-disc 6-puck clutch kit, one-piece driveshaft, and a 3.76-ratio limited-slip differential from an automatic, twin-turbocharged Supra. This engine boasts a Mishimoto X-Line radiator, Fuel Injector Development 1,000-cc fuel injectors, and Dual Walbro 450 fuel pumps. It is also home to a carbon fiber fan shroud and ATI crankshaft damper by Titan Motorsports. The current owner reports "S1" camshafts and parts in the valvetrain by GSC Power Division and a polished valve cover, oil catch can, and coolant hoses by Powerhouse Racing. The exhaust system of the car is comprised of a Precision Turbo & Engine 46-millimeter wastegate, Megan Racing midpipe, Blitz Nur-Spec axle-back exhaust system, and a Catalytic converter delete. Apart from the exhaust growl, the TiAL Q blow-off valve offers a characteristic sound to the engine.
1996 Toyota Supra
3.0L Turbocharged I6
5-Speed Manual
RWD
Red Exterior
Black Interior
AEM Electronics Infinity-6 ECU Tune
Titan Motorsports ATI Crankshaft Damper
GSC Power Division "S1" Camshafts
GSC Power Division Parts In Valvetrain
Powerhouse Racing Polished Valve Cover
Powerhouse Racing Oil Catch Can
Mishimoto X-Line Radiator
Powerhouse Racing Coolant Hoses
Freed Engineering Coolant Reservoir
Titan Motorsports Carbon Fiber Fan Shroud
Dual Walbro 450 Fuel Pumps
Fuel Injector Development 1,000-cc Fuel Injectors
Tial Q Blow-Off Valve
Precision Turbo & Engine 46-Millimeter Wastegate
Catalytic Converters Removed
Megan Racing Midpipe
Blitz Nur-Spec Axle-Back Exhaust System
Advanced Clutch Technology Single-Disc 6-Puck Clutch Kit
Driftmotion R154 Short-Throw Shifter
One-Piece Driveshaft
3.76-Ratio Limited-Slip Differential From An Automatic, Twin-Turbocharged Supra
Brembo Front & Rear Brake Pads & Rotors
18" CCW SP500 Wheels
HKS Hipermax IV Coilovers
TF Works Sway Bar End Links
Titan Motorsports Front & Rear Sway Bars
TRD Front Strut Bar
Garage Whifbitz Front Splitter
Shine Auto Project Carbon Fiber Rear Wing
Recaro Racing Carbon Fiber Front Seats
Jeff Dunn Carbon Fiber Rear Seat Delete Kit
Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel
Titan Motorsports 4-Point Roll Bar
Alpine CD Player
JL Audio Speakers & Amplifier
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