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Is it really F104? Fumoto Oil Drain Valve F-104N With Nipple 18mm-1.5 Thread I thought it was listed as F103? Fumoto Oil Drain Valve F-103N With Nipple 12mm-1.25 Thread Toyota All models from 1993 & on F-103 85 & on Tercel, Celica, MR2, Gas Corolla, Gas trucks F-103...

I know a lot of people racing 16x7s with 225s on them. From experience that is already pushing it. So yeah, 245s might fit but if you want to turn you need to stay with the stock sizing.

Nice job man. I was really hoping to bring my car out because I have a lot of rare GReddy parts but it's not registered so I didn't. There were lots of nice cars there so its awesome to see that you were the best out there. Congratulations, your car is super clean and well deserving of the...

I think the intercooler will need to be much bigger than the opening, this isn't a civic or anything.

Yeah, just get a stock manifold. It works well enough and is the best way to go when using a CT26.

Ive got a nerdy CASIO watch that has a calculator and IR transmitter and receiver. It can duplicate IR signals to control TVs and more. Pretty cool watch and its looks a decent, could be worse. No one has really commented good or bad on it so thats fine by me because I'm happy with it.

When you turn your AC on when it is idling does the idle raise even further? I know that it is normal to idle at around 1000 with the AC on.

I just got the 93-98 Supra Motor mounts. There is an extra placement nipple (aluminium) that needs be to shaved off. They are encased in metal and seem much sturdier than the 89-92 mounts. They are the same size and fit the same. They can be found at a good price from the Toyota Dealers on...

Most of the good vendors are already members of this site. They support to and listen to the community so it is in our best interest to support them. Just scroll down to the bottom of the forum and they are all listed there.

I really want to get one someday. I'd take that one.

University is the more formal term, but "college" is widely used. What you are referring to we would probably call a "trade school".

Im graduating from the University of California, Irvine in June with majors in Computer Science and Political Science. I just got accepted to University of San Diego Law School for the evening program. I am trying to get a full time job at Qualcomm starting in the summer. So, hopefully that...

When I did it I just detached everything. Unbolt the top bot that attaches it to the upper ball joint and unbolt all suspensions arms. I was able to pull mine off directly, maybe with a little help from a hammer. The axle can bend a little and that was all I needed to get it off.

Money is also an important factor. MBCs are cheap and EBCs are really expensive compared to MBCs.

yup, like TooGoode said there is an e-clip on one side of that rod holding it on. You can't get it out with the rod in place but I swear I could put it back in with the rod in place. That doesn't make any sense.

I believe the stock engine pulls 18 vacuum at idle. With my cams adjusted I am pulling close to 30. Should my goal me to get it to 18? However, it would also seem that different cams would pull a different amount of vacuum when tuned.

The head studs come with a piece of paper telling you exactly how to torque them and to what. I believe its something like 4 pases ending at 80ftlbs or maybe 82.

I've road raced a stock supra. I can tell you that some stiff suspension, sway bars, and a big radiator will help. Really though, before you buy any more parts, just invest in a second pair of wheels with some good street tires and get some seat time. R-Compounds only hide mistakes so don't get...

I bought all new gaskets and hoses from Elmhurst Toyota over on SF for teh discount. All the gaskets totaled about $350 and all of the new hoses were over $450. Everything came out much cheaper than getting it from ym local dealer. I'm sure you could find cheaper products on ebau for the...

Dropped a little now with the Trust suspension, but there is still some gap, but I'm not a fan of slammed cars anyways. I might get some taller tires though.