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You know you're a supra owner when you pick up a datsun L28 block by hand because everything is light compared to an M block.

Holy shit.... Putting a red honda badge on your car suggests that you're a tool. Putting one on your arm suggests you're a retard.

Freaking LOL man :biglaugh:

Captain, we need more power!

when you tolerate ERA because he's not really crazy, he's just another Supra owner. :biglaugh:

I've been trying to get that done for ages! You're my hero!

I would rebuild the whole engine but disagree with the felpro comment. For a stock rebuild a felpro headgasket is just as good as any other brand. A modified turbo should use a MHG as insurance.

While replacing my valve springs with comp springs I had one come loose from under the compressor at almost full compression. That bastard shot out of there like a missile, ricocheted off my forehead, and disappeared into the garage. Not only did it stun me temporarily and knock me on my ass...

Almost there. You need enough slack in the wire to be able to twist the cylinder. See below: [/URL][/IMG] The head of the sperm (cylinder) Will go straight through the hole and out the other side. The wire will slip through that slit in the first hole and lay in the groove around the...

Any details on what happened? Have you done anything to it lately, did anyone else drive it or work on it? It looks and sounds like bad timing to me but you haven't given us any background.

So it idles really low but runs ok at higher rpms? Sounds like an alternator going out. Easy enough to get it tested. Like IJ said, any codes?

You put it in the right spot but installed it wrong. The cylinder slides through the slot and acts as a pivot. Take a closer look and it will make sense.

I can't see the video but sounds like cam timing. What have you done to it lately? Did it just happen out of the blue?

You, sir, are my hero for the next several hours at the least. That is awesome.

when your fiancee says "when we're married we're buying you a new car" and you reply "I'll just trade it for a newer supra."

That happened to me, turned out to be the knock sensor wiring. I did the knock sensor rewire and haven't had the problem since.

The driver must like being in the hot seat.:icon_bigg please don't ban me

What?