Instructions for oil cooler o ring replacement.
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?434413-Stock-oil-cooler-leak-fix
Part numbers needed for O-Rings. Should of post that sooner. :-/
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?656808-1JZ-Parts
You need the one for the block as well. It is not in the kit. I had to order it separately. They should have it in stock. The Tacoma uses the same seal, it should be in stock.
Stock compression?
If I were you, knowing you have E-85 locally, I would of bumped it to 10:1.
A 3.0L 10:1 2JZ hit 1284 all boost....a 3.0L. That's 3.4L numbers....
Are you changing the rods? Eagle can work you up a set, so can Carillo. Eagles will be cheaper. All it really is is just a...
What are your power goals? Albert upgrades these to newer style wheels. I won't say any specific information as I won't have a clue to what I am talking about when it comes to those wheels.
Check out his section in the MISC vendors area.
Slow, replace those oil cooler coolant lines. I went the extra route and had factory Toyota from a guy out of the states. You can use the aftermarket stufff and match something up but I like OEM stuff.
JZ motors are overrated.
You can have Albert rebuild the twins.
Stock twins are not the best as they tend to be in bad shape or will get to that point after a few thousand miles. When you add a single on the car, you open yourself up to so much more space, power and less headaches with all those lines and piping on...
Not bad sir.
Are you keeping the stock oil cooler? If so, you will need the O-Rings for it. No, they aren't in your gasket kit, that kit only comes with the one for the aluminum housing to the engine block. There are two O-Rings for the cooler itself. Yes, they are the same as the 2JZ-GTE...
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