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Toyota Supra Car Mod For MCPE no PC

Toyota Supra Car Mod For MCPE, vindo do desenvolvedor My Pixel MCPE, está rodando no sistema Android no passado.

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Toyota Supra Car Mod For MCPE Introdução

Do you remember car from Fast and Furious 2 movie? Let me introduce to you my best creation - Toyota Supra MK IV! This car really will make your heart beat faster.

Now that I'm focusing on the European/American side of performance cars, I thought I make one main pack for my previous series, the JDM saga! Unlike my previous car packs, you can now get more than 1 color for a car in this pack by using a special item I call "PaintMatic".

It basically allows you to color/dye a car to a certain color! Just like how you'd dye a sheep. With this, you essentially have all the color variants for almost every single JDM car I've made in one small package!

Anyways, this is by far the most advanced car addon I've made. I've put in ALOT of effort in figuring out code on how to color a car and stuff. So I hope ya'll enjoy (:

“iS ThAt A SoUpRa!??!?!” - yes Timmy, yes it is. Reintroducing the R34’s enemy, the Supra MK4, a car that all the 14 year old Supra fanboys on Instagram believe to have 1000bhp stock. Whilst that is thus but a myth and is a statement only used by them to justify that a Supra is faster than a Bugatti Veyron (which it definitely isn’t), it is powerful, don’t get me wrong.

Powered by Toyota’s infamous 2JZ engine (specifically the 2JZ-GTE), it could produce 326 hp at 5600rpm with a top speed of 257km/h (160mph), and if that’s not enough for you, well, considering MK4 Supra’s are easy to modify, the option to modify is always there.

• Car History

"The A80 program began in February 1989 under various teams for design, product planning, and engineering led by Isao Tsuzuki. By the middle of 1990, a final A80 design concept from Toyota Technical Centre Aichi was approved and frozen for production in late 1990. The first test mules were hand-built in A70 bodies during late 1990, followed by the first A80 prototypes being hand-assembled in.

• Car details

Has high speed, 2 seats, advanced animations (explained below) and advanced sounds (also explained below).