NA FPR's have a slightly higher rate. I ran a NA fuel pressure regulator on my motor for quite a while with no problems. ct26 57 trim, supporting mods are 12 pounds
^ I've always wanted to drink heavily, and go outside during the change of years, and rev my supra up "To the max!!"
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I drink alot of booze, and just dont get this thread..
This is a PUBLIC forum. Just because someone seems to have alot of knowledge doesnt mean you should always take it.
Always better to figure it out on your own IMO.
Dont rag on Jetjock BTW...
Edit: But WHY did your terminals short out !?!?
Nice car! Id take off those stickers ASAP! Even the supra decal on the window...And maybe buy a real air filter...
Nice car though! Good luck on the drive to CA
No. Theres plenty to worry about, but oil/feed lines are on the top of my list. I ran a T off the oil pressure sending unit for the feed, and welded a bung into the oil pan for the return.
Much prefer to have GTE. My GE's made more power at mid range RPM, but it seemed to make my car starve in the upper RPMS.
GTE's are the way to go, for sure
Its a fairly "straight forward" swap. Oil feed and return lines for the turbo can be a bit of a hassle. I recently had a NA-T setup in my 87 supra.
Had a great running, GREAT compression 130,000 mile motor. (All done with the help HEAVILY of Shaeff) We changed the head gasket and head studs...
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