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Going by the power that both engines make, yep.

air/fuel ratio won't change as the AFM is reading the air...

Keep in mind most electric fans base their CFM with no load... Also, generic aftermarket e-fans are garbage in general. If you have to use an e-fan, use an OEM one from another car.

New engine > questionable used engine (i.e. swap)

You can use a factory oil cooler as a power steering cooler. Also, junkyards for parts like that :)

Follow directions starting here: http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=IG&P=21 If that doesn't work, you have other issues.

Go by the spec ARP sent with your studs.

Not digging the painted center section... Looks like pre-89 tails.

Looks more like the cap is leaking...

I've never seen the intake side thread pull out... If they do, your head is likely trash.

Nah, it's just that asphalt will melt in the Texas sun :) Hell, even the concrete will buckle if it gets hot enough to expand past it's expansion joints (it's happened before).

Well, it should and would be replaceable...

Way back when these cars were raced competitively, the failures they had were power steering related ;) In other words, use a bigger cooler.

tacticool in general is dumb :p

Yeah, don't think "priceless" is covered under their insurance...

What, I have to mention how it's not going to reliably peal off without damaging the paint in every post I make in this thread? Sorry, I leave beating a dead horse to the idiots...

Cotter pins can be reused (you really should replace, but I've reused them forever because I don't mangle them on removal)

Nobody has correctly depowered a supra rack though :)

The issue is the firing pin doesn't have a return spring (early ones did, and it was part of the original design), and it's a tapered hole. The Murray pin is stainless so it doesn't rust as well. On the mag, it's up to you, but stripper clips are harder to use than a removable magazine :)...

I can walk out to the miata and find unsealed relays under the hood ;) The have covers over them and they're mounted the correct way. Most vehicles aren't designed for submersion...