thanks AndyIBoughtASupra;1879272 said:Eh, not bad. Good job.
Do you have a part number?IBoughtASupra;1879292 said:You need the one for the block as well. It is not in the kit. I had to order it separately. They should have it in stock. The Tacoma uses the same seal, it should be in stock.
IBoughtASupra;1879296 said:Instructions for oil cooler o ring replacement.
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?434413-Stock-oil-cooler-leak-fix
Part numbers needed for O-Rings. Should of post that sooner. :-/
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?656808-1JZ-Parts
IJ.;1879333 said:All comes down to flow from the Turbo....
To a point it doesn't matter what the engine is under it the Turbo will be the limiting factor, i.e. it takes xx volume of air mixed with yy volume of fuel to make zz RWHP.
87supraguy;1879335 said:hence why i'm shoot for the gt4294 and e85 i hopes to get to that 600-700 rwhp....
Turbo Habanero;1879337 said:That Turbo Just seems to big for those numbers i still want a good power range if i can manage one that is lol.
Albert;1879345 said:Cams are the huge limiting factor on these motors.
Dustin picked up 80rwhp at same psi level (2jzgte). And they were not degreed.
74lbs a min. Tyler made 650rwhp at 30psi (7mgte with stock cams and head)
I would say 30psi, cams, e85 (and a standalone) will get you to 600+