can you twin turbo the mkiii? i saw a japanese company that sells cars internationally, and they listed their mkiii's as twin turbo. i even e-mailed them about it and they said itsw accurate. has anyone ever heard of this?

There selling either JZA70's or GA70's, and no you can not bring them here and drive them legally. Which site are you looking at anyway?

i cant find teh site again. i have gmail, so i shouldnt have deleted the e-mail, but i musthave since i cant find it. ive found a few other japanese sites and they list the engines you listed, so that must be it. can you put twin turbos on supras sold here?

right after i posted i found the site. here it is
http://www.batfa.com/usedvehicles-toyota-stock.html

Ahh batfa, save yourself a headache and just forget about importing one now while your ahead. If you want the 1jz-gte engine swap then that's fairly simple now since it's been done and documented so many times. There is a whole 1jz swap section at SupraForums (in MKIII section) if you have any questions that you can't find here. Basicly it will end up costing you at least $4K to do the swap and alot of work, then you'll end up with a stock 2.5L 280hp TT I6. Don't focus on "twin turbos" so much, two is not always better than one. A single will be less complicated, take up less space, less parts to break/buy, make just as much power in almost all examples, the list goes on and on. Now for the GA70, it has a 2.0L TT I6 with a measly 200hp (the 1g-gte), you would be better of with whatever you have now.

well right now i dont have a supra. im looking to buy one, but some people have told me that supras are weak on the low end. i jst figured if i could put in a smaller turbo it would eliminate that problem

Drive one first, take peoples word with a grain of salt because everyones tastes are different. The 7m is a very torque happy motor being is has such a long stroke and relatively low rev limit so thats not a problem at all. If you want faster spool with the CT-26 put a full 3" exhaust and intake on it and you will probably be very suprised by the results.

ive test drove one before that i was looking to buy, and it didnt seem all that powerful, but that is because it was so smooth. when i looked at the speedometer i realized teh acceleration, but i never realized to look for low end torque. if i get a supra and put on a bigger exhaust and intake, would if give me more of a kick? right now before i commit to looking for one car, i want to drive an mr2 and 240sx, but i do like a car with a kick.

People commonly mistake the 2nd Gen MR2 for being "twin turbo" since it is often advertised with it's "twin entry turbo."

There is on twin-turbo MR2 that I know of on the North American continent and it's results were not worth the effort of doing it.

If anything, it is better to twincharge the MR2 (super- and turbocharge it).