The wally we use in the MKIII is an internal pump. It won't work, simply by design, aside from the fact that it likely relies on the fuel to cool it...
There's no way to attach a hose to the bottom of it securely.
I'm not whipped. She knew very well at the start of this relationship (a bit over 4 years ago) where my passion lies. :) I'm || close to getting her to let me turbocharge her Subaru. LOL.
Ceramic coating inside and out on the tubular manifold will retain all the heat/exhaust gas velocity you want.
In most cases, people slap on a crappy eBay manifold without properly reinforcing it, and it breaks. Grab an authentic Greddy manifold (the one SSAC copied), and you won't have any...
Hell, go to the store and grab a block of aluminum stock, cut to size, grab some good bolts/washers/nuts and bam, you're back in business with a solid motor mount.
No way in hell I'd miss a dyno session for a busted motor mount.
Hello! :)
Damn, that sucks. If it's of any use to you, there are a few Toyota models that use the same style valve, and can be swapped to the Supra with a little work. Or you could go to a plumbing store and grab a 90* elbow to replace it temporarily. :)
Please do not, it will look like anus:
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10668
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10668
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10668
Other than that, welcome.
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