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Sweet... I'm gettim me some kfc!

my.02c, but when I first got my blue supra I had the same problems you're experiencing, first off was the oil in the plug valley, which had absolutely nothing to do with the smoking I had later on. it was just a leaky valve cover gasket. (super common problem) Then later on I had the smoking...

Sounds like the problem I was having awhile back. it turned out to be a bad solenoid

I use mastercam for most of my solid modeling and machining. occasionally I'll use solidworks if I need something more in depth...

if you're going to go neem, use einstein's oil.

thanks! :)

i moved the bottom of the counter bore up so it's more visable.

nope, denied... ok... sounds like the 2's have it. I guess I'll have the prototype sometime in the next week or so. I might be kind of hard to find the time while I'm boxing up all my stuff for the big move. nah, I'll engrave 7m sux on it instead. j/k actually I want to use the laser...

Geeze guys it's not belt sander work, but it's definately not acceptable. It looks like whoever did it either had a bad insert, or crap jammed in the seat of the insert. ( very ametureish) On top of the the dark areas appear to be spots that didn't completely cleanup. F fo fail.

I'm thinking the one here is a miller hf/ac/dc/pulse. I've used it about once in the last 2 years lol.

do not use that piston, the chip will create a hot spot and then you'll have even bigger problems to deal with. btw, it looks like the piston was dropped.

sooo, I found a little bit of time to work on this, and I have two different designs. one is based off of the original. and the other is a entirely new design. With any luck I'll post them up later today or early tomarrow. Then once it's posted I'll do a vote on which design is best.

BTW helicoil taps are known as STI taps in the manufacturing industry. They're kinda sorta propriatary. Being that the STI's are a ansi and iso standard sizes, and several tool manufacturers make the taps. Not just helicoil. A matter of fact they're are a few different companies that make the...

nevermind... How about a spacer that will work with the stock housing or this housing. It would probably be cheaper than getting the next size larger stock. right now I can use 2" thick stock. if I move the outlet 3/8" I'd have to buy 2.5" thick stock, which is a lot more material to move and...

I'm not sure where you're asking for the counterbore to be. But if you mean c-bore the bolt holes, I would need More clearance unless I included SHCS's Which would once again Drive up the price either way. Sounds about Right. I probably won't have a chance to get back to the drawing board for...