Under hood cleanout

jdmfreak

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stock radio:)
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under hood
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wheel spacer
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back carpet
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minimal rust in spare tire bay
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toyota tool bag
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passenger seat
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driver side floor carpet
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driver seat
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KPH?!??!?!??!??!??!??!??!?!??!??!?!?!??!
really???? i mean its an awesome looking cf custom gauge cluster ... but really????? KPH
ugg i am gonna have to do math as i drive
LOL

and its got tokicos
 
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destrux

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I'd swap them out for some stock gauge faces, rather than always knowing how fast you're going in canada. That's a pain, I had a car with KPH gauges once.

Car looks pretty clean though, good find.

If you want to really clean up the engine bay, just start taking out anything that you don't need. Depending on what you want to keep, there might be alot of stuff that can be removed.

The stock boost gauge is mostly useless to anyone who mods the car, so you can ditch the underhood sender for it (and stick a n/a volt gauge in the cluster instead). The fuel pump speed relay and resistor can also go, you can hardwire the pump to run full speed all the time and take the relay/resistor out of the car completely.
 

jdmfreak

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destrux;1810553 said:
I'd swap them out for some stock gauge faces, rather than always knowing how fast you're going in canada. That's a pain, I had a car with KPH gauges once.

Car looks pretty clean though, good find. The fuel pump speed relay and resistor can also go, you can hardwire the pump to run full speed all the time and take the relay/resistor out of the car completely.

Thanks...:D. I will be running a Walbro j tube removed and a aero fpr will that be a problem ???? Maft pro on map


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shipkiller

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destrux;1810553 said:
I'd swap them out for some stock gauge faces, rather than always knowing how fast you're going in canada. That's a pain, I had a car with KPH gauges once.

Car looks pretty clean though, good find.

If you want to really clean up the engine bay, just start taking out anything that you don't need. Depending on what you want to keep, there might be alot of stuff that can be removed.

The stock boost gauge is mostly useless to anyone who mods the car, so you can ditch the underhood sender for it (and stick a n/a volt gauge in the cluster instead). The fuel pump speed relay and resistor can also go, you can hardwire the pump to run full speed all the time and take the relay/resistor out of the car completely.

canada and the rest of the world
 

jdmfreak

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jdmfreak;1810243 said:
i am interested in that bracket as long as its not gonna interfere with anything .where does it go in the wheel well?? .....

jdmfreak;1810262 said:
Ruin the rear end with wheel spacers??

I Have heard something like that before .... but how are they different from offset ??

jdmfreak;1810332 said:
So i can hide half my harness and maybe my fuse box and get rid of cruise control....still debating that last 1... heard of people switching coil packs to coil on wire ... are there any advantages/ disadvantages to that???

jdmfreak;1810557 said:
Thanks...:D. I will be running a Walbro j tube removed and a aero fpr will removing the fuel pump relays and leaving them on be a problem ???? Maft pro on map


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jdmfreak

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destrux;1810553 said:
I'd swap them out for some stock gauge faces, rather than always knowing how fast you're going in canada. That's a pain, I had a car with KPH gauges once.

Car looks pretty clean though, good find.

If you want to really clean up the engine bay, just start taking out anything that you don't need. Depending on what you want to keep, there might be alot of stuff that can be removed.

The stock boost gauge is mostly useless to anyone who mods the car, so you can ditch the underhood sender for it (and stick a n/a volt gauge in the cluster instead). The fuel pump speed relay and resistor can also go, you can hardwire the pump to run full speed all the time and take the relay/resistor out of the car completely.

thank you very much by the way
... i forgot to ask do you know if its easy to swap just the gauges or if i would be better off finding a na cluster????
 

jdmfreak

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mkiiichip;1811924 said:
Spacers are fine, as long as they are installed correctly.

ok thanks:) that will save me some coin right off the bat
How can u screw that up ?)? Bolt em on , torque em down...attach tire... right???..... just checking because I have never used any before

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mkiiichip

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There are different types of spacers, some of them bolt on and provide new wheel studs, some are just spacers. If theyre just spacers, and you dont have enough stud length to properly fit the lugs.... well, you get the idea.