Going to 7/16ths means you'll have to drill out the holes even larger for the helicoils...this is bad!
This is bad because there isn't much aluminum around each hole as it is...this means less meat...the aluminum is already soft from annealing so now you'll be removing more material....this...
It's not "good"...but it's not "bad"
stock ds's tend to fail at the bonded section in the rear half of the ds....I know this because I broke my stocker in my bone stock n/a...
When it broke it destroyed my center support bearing, trans output shaft bearing, and probably diff isn't too...
Your sig says "soon to be 1jz" yet you have no clue what a gte needs to run???!!
How's about you go in the "7mge" section and read the stickys about going turbo.
Noobs:nono:
Won't help...I know exactly what his problem is...empera has the same problem but there was 3 of us holding the stand away from the bumper and 2 holding the engine back from hitting the cross member....he NEEDS a bigger lift with a longer boom if he isn't gonna have extra help.
Or get a chain...
it's not as simple as an exhaust leak...it's stripped hole the happens to be very important! Seems like a small issue but it's a problem and an even bigger problem on a turbo car!
I'm not gonna get into why you should stay away from the oversized stud kit from DM...but I hope you'll take my...
You'll have to remove the manifold and helicoil or timecert the holes....you can do it with the motor in the car but odds are you'll fuck it up...it's best to do this in a milling machine (aka machine shop).
Compressor or not if you have the ac button pushed in then you'll throw a code 51....this does not effect the cars operation....if your throttle position sensor has lost connection or is out of calibration then your car will run like crap!
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