good luck with it man, at least the job is semi-fresh in your mind so it should go a bit smoother, especially the head studs
TurboFreak;1034614 said:Since this thread got bumped I figured I'd post up and update and my little parts pile...
Ordering a Toyota HG from Champion tomorrow(need to deposit some checks and the bank is already closed grrrr...) so that it should be here by the time I get my car back up to my house.
The pile is missing a turbo block!!! (It's at my friends house, I should be getting it back to my house the end of this week)
EDIT: It's also missing an IC, Turbo ECU, and a HKS Sport Muffler that is in my trunk 200 miles away!
I've finally started working again so I'll probably be getting some parts soon. Hopefully a +89 wing and a ct26 from my buddy and all those parts ya'll have for me(if you still have em). Then all I need are some odds and ends to finally go turbo!
(The pile also has misc. N/A parts in it which I am making a for sale thread right now for...)
ViR2;1045195 said:why are you going OEM hg way? Mine blew just after 3k miles...
EdgeSupra;1045366 said:Because there is nothing wrong with an OEM headgasket, as long as the torque and re-torque procedure is done right, the head is resurfaced and you aren't forcing stupid amounts of boost into it (it's n/a) it shouldn't blow.
EdgeSupra;1045366 said:Because there is nothing wrong with an OEM headgasket, as long as the torque and re-torque procedure is done right and you aren't forcing stupid amounts of boost into it.
ViR2;1045876 said:It was proven that stock HG is the general fault in 7m engine design, so why make a headache for future and save some on oem hg? Eventually all oem gaskets blow.