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This wild Toyota Supra will be on show at SEMA 2019

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This wild Toyota Supra will be on show at SEMA 2019 | Top Gear

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Own a mk5 Supra and need some modification inspiration?

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This wild Toyota Supra will be on show at SEMA 2019

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Own a mk5 Supra and need some modification inspiration?

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Own a mk5 Supra and need some modification inspiration?

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This wild Toyota Supra will be on show at SEMA 2019

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This wild Toyota Supra will be on show at SEMA 2019

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This wild Toyota Supra will be on show at SEMA 2019

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Own a mk5 Supra and need some modification inspiration?

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If there’s one thing we’d bet our houses on, it’s that this year’s SEMA show in early November will be fully loaded with modified Toyota Supras.

As you well know, the previous-gen Supra was an institution in the aftermarket world, so the new one has a lot to live up to if it’s to build on that reputation and popularity. From what we’ve seen so far, though, things look promising.

Yep. We’ve already had a manual gearbox conversion, a Litchfield power boost, an obligatory 2JZ engine swap and a TRD carbon pack, but we still can’t wait to see what comes out of the woodwork at SEMA.

First to reveal a glimpse is Evasive Motorsports, who will be bringing this heavily bewinged kit to the Las Vegas convention. What do you reckon to the renders? That’s one hell of a front splitter isn’t it? And there's a hefty amount of Supra GT4 influence in there too.

If you’re not a fan of these visual changes, though, don’t worry. There’ll be plenty more companies vying for your Supra attention over the next couple of months. Buckle up, Internet…

Click here for the full TG review of the standard mk5 Toyota Supra

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If there’s one thing we’d bet our houses on, it’s that this year’s SEMA show in early November will be fully loaded with modified Toyota Supras.

As you well know, the previous-gen Supra was an institution in the aftermarket world, so the new one has a lot to live up to if it’s to build on that reputation and popularity. From what we’ve seen so far, though, things look promising.

Yep. We’ve already had a manual gearbox conversion, a Litchfield power boost, an obligatory 2JZ engine swap and a TRD carbon pack, but we still can’t wait to see what comes out of the woodwork at SEMA.

First to reveal a glimpse is Evasive Motorsports, who will be bringing this heavily bewinged kit to the Las Vegas convention. What do you reckon to the renders? That’s one hell of a front splitter isn’t it? And there's a hefty amount of Supra GT4 influence in there too.

If you’re not a fan of these visual changes, though, don’t worry. There’ll be plenty more companies vying for your Supra attention over the next couple of months. Buckle up, Internet…

Click here for the full TG review of the standard mk5 Toyota Supra

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Own a mk5 Supra and need some modification inspiration?