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^ +1 on the steel braided hoses. I have them on mine, and it's a great upgrade, for cheap money.

http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/1992/toyota/supra/engine_mechanical/timing_belt_tensioner.html This is where I got mine from. The Koyo is OEM.

Yes.

You don't rewire, you change that thingy in the throttle body, it's held on by one nut, and a washer. It's oriented for the TPS. Look at the picture.

Black is SO overdone, go with the dark gray or silver.

You gotta adjust it correctly, either by the TSRM, or the way I've seen posted here, but I don't remember the exact procedure. If you don't adjust it right, it will run like shit. Just eyeballing it ain't gonna cut it.

You can get 2.5, or 3 inch from ebay. they got loads of IC piping on there.

The hose that connects the pipe to the valve is connected to the side with the notch at the bottom of the nipple. At least the diagram shows it that way, and that's the way I placed it on mine.

Thanks for the links. If I get some money in time, those baby's are mine!

OK, but Where?!

Just temporarily install the timing cover, and pulley, you don't have to bolt it up, or anything. For that matter, I always waited until I installed the things, and did my cam timing last.

Did you adjust it properly?

Where the hell did you get those mirrors?

Use a couple of those washers. the original ones are pretty thick, and just having a thin one on there, the bolt might bottom out before fully torquing.

It did for me.

I'm seriously thinking, if I ever get enough money, I might be going with that green. Black has been done to death.

That's too bad for them, if they'd sell their Supra that easily. What's the point of putting so much time, effort, and money into something, only to sell it to someone who might destroy it?

Yeah, if you've got the old throttle body, you can just swap that part in there, that contacts the TPS. It's only held on by one nut. I did it on mine when I thought I had a bad TPS.

If you do find a long one, it's doubly important to get quality, as a cheap one will twist and break that much easier.

The 7 blade might work for you, but it's definitely better to go 10 blade, as GTE's make significantly more heat.