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You missed out! I will hopefully be the first with a MP t64 and plan on having it setup for the next Tampa meet. :naughty: Nice product and excellent customer service so far. Just my .02

Somewhat right Vork.. It bolts to the head close to the #2 inj.

No. If you are on a stock intercooler or have a stock like setup, the smaller one connects to the piece to the left and then to the upper IC. The turbo pipe is all by itself. If you have an issue with the compressor pipe not being long enough, that's common. I had to use an extension pipe for...

You can't come in this hopity bopity with that list of mods and no PICS! You must be crazy!! :ttiwwp: :icon_bigg Welcome and nice mods!

lay them out on the floor, take a pic and post it up. I can tell you what goes where. Forgot I had this! Larger pipe to the right connects to the turbo compressor housing.

It should read AFR's. Not sure how I wired my wideband in but it shows on the MP and in TP.

I did and it has a bit of play in it. Not sure if it's really that good! I find that it's much easier to work on 1 car at a time! MONEY and TIME in 1 car = 1 modded driveable Supra! :icon_razz

Or you will be giving one of these! ::hah:: Z06, STI, EVO

:offwall: T4..... T4..... T4........

There is a 10a fuse in the passenger side kick panel.

There are a lot of people that build and sell all type of parts for us. Check the vendors section as well!

Yep^^^^^ Open your hatch, lift the panel for the spare tire, and look under the cap that goes to your fuel tank to make sure you plugged everything in.

I do but it leaks..

I don't think so...

Agreed! However, you would be pushing to get 500rwhp with those turbo's maybe high boost, tuning and race fuel with the 61...

No.. The issue could be if your thermostat doesn't open. If that sensor is pre thermostat then.. well there you have it.

^^^ There it is! Sorry I didn't get to you last night but putting the sensor in the upper hose will only give you radiator coolant temp. IMO I wouldn't use the hose fitting but hey you already have it. It might be better to use that in the bottom hose. :dunno:

That looks like a prosport gauge.. you also have a white wire and I think the white and orange are lighting.. Who makes that gauge?

Depends on the size of the threads. There may be a spot on the thermostat housing that you can tap for the sensor. IMO that's how I would do it.. Those hose fittings are not going to be as accurate because it is in front of the thermostat.

Sounds right for the gauge wiring. The sensor should be a ground and connected to the gauge green.