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I have one new. But if you go to napa you can buy it for 30. http://www.napaonline.com/masterpages/NOLMaster.aspx?PageId=470&LineCode=NBH&PartNumber=10888&Description=Hose+-+Heater

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291420/Parts/44412.aspx but i'd just get powersteering hose 3/8" from an autoparts store.

Theres a low profile jack at Cosco for a reasonable price.

Ummmm. The turbo motor was an option of the Supra. So all they do is chose turbo when they smog.

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either way isn't fun. ;)

Yo Moe! How was fiji? Saw your Black on Grey GS300. Looks nice!

Orbital Buffer.

Toyota Electronic Parts Program.

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No. But it's simple as hell sir. if it has a 7M/1JZ and has a chassis code MA70/MA71/JZA70/JZA71. It's considered a 87+. Case closed.

http://www.hessmo.com/Hessmo/Home.html

more than you can afford pal, Pikachu?

Dude owns a Z31. I wouldn't even bother. ;) JetJock: Your information is highly regarded by me. :) rx7_guy knows whats up. :)

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^it's usually coated. So yes. :)

Depends on what turbo it is bud. They run filter or AFM less because they have a MAP Based Piggyback or standalone. Google: Maft Pro or MAP ECU for said piggybacks. Spacers are eazy to come by. :)

Theres a few of them around. A local dude has one and he loves it. If you have the means then i would go for it. :)

The chilton is a good manual. :) But if i were you i'd start looking at the Toyota Service Repair Manual. Heres a link for the 1990. http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/ And a link for the 1987. http://www.turboninjas.com/mk3supra/