is the gt45 ball bearing? ball bearing turbos need less oil pressure/flow then a journal bearing turbo, thats why theres such a small hole in the flange.
If its a journal bearing then itll be fine. I ran a -4 without issues.
If it does it on wastegate spring pressure (creeps to 17 then falls the 13) I would say its probably the manifold. Just tune the boost controller to get rid of it. Try a manual boost controller on the bottom/side port and leave the top port open. See what that does.
I just wanted to buy one tire, but was hoping to spend like $60 shipped. I'm not going to spend $100 for 2 months of use before I buy wheels/ tires. I'll just have to buy them sooner, but itll push back the finish date of the 35r build. Looking at some volk gt-ns for the car.. only 17x8s though :(
IMO do not run over 550cc injectors on the stock ecu.
For fuel cut, yes a FCD/BCC will eliminate it. If you all ready have a AFC, just put the afc on there though. Once tuned you'll gain a little headroom for fuel cut. Then once you hit fuel cut you're out of fuel, so need to upgrade your fuel...
why do you say not to buy it then?
Yes buy the kit. Valve seals, cam seals, front rear main, etc are fine.
Toyota wants $150 i think for the valve seals.
The reason I say not to use the exhaust manifold gasket is cause I've had one blow out on me after ~ 5k miles.
I've used em before and they work fine. The exhaust gasket, headgasket, and oil pan gasket suck, do not use them. Use OEM Exhaust gasket, oem/aftermarket HG, and FIPG for the oil pan.
ok, well I noticed the inside of my tire was bald on my 90 alltrac (stock wheels) so figured I'd throw a new tire on there since I wont be ready to buy wheels/tires for it for a few more months (going to get the 35r on and running first) but their f'in tires are 100 each.. They're only damn 15s...
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