What did you do to your supra today? Pics
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Started to put together the rear subframe.
Battle Version suspension to include sway bar end links
ST suspension sway bars
Half of a Energy Suspension poly kit
Energy suspension poly Ball Joint Dust Boots
New OEM wheel bearings with seals
New OEM Spherical Bushing
Ronnie K Subframe bushings
Battle Version suspension to include sway bar end links
ST suspension sway bars
Half of a Energy Suspension poly kit
Energy suspension poly Ball Joint Dust Boots
New OEM wheel bearings with seals
New OEM Spherical Bushing
Ronnie K Subframe bushings
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Installed my euro turn signals on my JDM car. Couldn't be happier with how they look.
Also got my TRD oil cap in the mail and put that on
Overall: a really good night
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Also got my TRD oil cap in the mail and put that on
Overall: a really good night
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Installed the much smaller brake booster to clear my intake manifold
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what brake booster did you use?? how is the brake feel with it??
It's out of a 2wd 84 Toyota pickup. I think any second gen will work. Brakes feel dang close to original too
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Repaired my climate control box so I will finally have heat in my car
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dropped a bolt somewhere down the front of my engine while fixing the cam cover leak. then, while trying to remove the lower timing cover, I got a ratcheting wrench pinned against the back of the dampner.
Found the bolt that I dropped and got it back up and running. Also finally installed my Takata tow straps. Aren't JZA70s supposed to have a special tow hook?
Nice job on that harness Raggan. Are you using 1" braided sleeve on the big firewall section? Also did you use a heat gun to keep it from upbraiding at the ends and splits?
Thanks. Yes it is 1" braided sleeve and half inch under the timing cover area. I used a heat gun for the shrink wrap on the harness. What I found works is heating some scissors up and then cutting the loom also where you want the wires to pop out of the loom like injectors etc. just cut a small slot. The wiring harness was pretty easy it just took a lot of time because, it's my first time building a harness like this. It's not perfected but, I tested the harness and it works.
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I still have to put the horn plug on, transmission reverse light plug, Heater valve plug,shorten the boost control wires & finish wrapping the coil plugs
It was a hell of a lot of work but it's done, I just have to finish plumbing the oil catch can. Having issues with it idling properly, hopefully the tuner can sort it out.
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It was a hell of a lot of work but it's done, I just have to finish plumbing the oil catch can. Having issues with it idling properly, hopefully the tuner can sort it out.
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awesome work! Will hopefully see this thing rolling around the lower mainland this coming spring/summer. Who are you going to for you tune when you're all finished with the smaller detail?
It was a hell of a lot of work but it's done, I just have to finish plumbing the oil catch can. Having issues with it idling properly, hopefully the tuner can sort it out.
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You have the AC deleted? I don't see a condenser.
Went to a Supra meet.
Picked up a no smoking box
And started a new project
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Picked up a no smoking box
And started a new project
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