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Hey Ron, I sent it to a guy in Kentucky as per your request, remember! Speedgilligan has it. Van send him a PM! Thanks Again Ron!!!!! :D

IN.

Or some a-hole on the inside? We won't know for a while, this movie has been pretty classified.

IMDB is fan done, by higher up members.

Fix the supra and sell it.

Where in the bay area?! :)

Poodles: I have lexus coils. ;)

Cooking the starter takes a lot of work.* two batteries helps prevent this.* *IJ.

I've never used the Right Stuff Black. I'm sure it's great stuff. The right stuff Grey is designed for flanges with lots of hardware holding them, and that are close fitting. It's OEM for Nissan, Mazda, Kia. (Basically Everyone that doesn't have a 3Bond sealant anymore). Its perfect for...

The Right Stuff Import Grey. http://www.permatex.com/documents/tds/Automotive/34310.pdf It has a tensile strength of 3.4 N/mm^2 = 493 lb/in^2 Minimum. Hardness of 60 Shore A. (See Fig 1. to get an idea of what this means.) But has only an elongation rate of 175% at break. Permatex Right...

Pull EFI Hold compressor blades with hand and have someone crank for a while.

The right stuff is good stuff. But the Right Stuff Import is better. :)

Grey RTV.

It does. The galley cover has rubber on it to seal.......:biglaugh: A lot of people remove the cover and replace them with felt from NAPA auto. http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showpost.php?p=6916370&postcount=2

time to pull starter....

Mine is the same way..... i think it's done purposely.

http://www.supramania.com/forums/showpost.php?p=352950&postcount=35 Hmmm. I wonder if i can still get this.

block prep looks proper. Yea all of the Viton needs to come off.

Can we see pics of your block?

Well if Cadmium coating is done well. I'm going to sell the new one. lol