The great fuel filter myth. Written by Jim Hopkins, Toyota Tech Adviser Feb 08, 2004 at 04:00 AM When Toyota Engineers first developed their electronic fuel injection (EFI), they were searching for a maintenance free, self regulating fuel system that would continually maintain itself in...
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The Toyota 2000GT was a sports car produced in very limited numbers by Toyota in Japan. First seen at the Tokyo Motor Show of 1965, production vehicles were built between 1967 and 1970. It revolutionized the automotive world's view of Japan, formerly seen as a producer of imitative and stodgily...

StopTech's list of brake system myths. Carroll Smith of StopTech Myth # 1 – BRAKE JUDDER AND VIBRATION IS CAUSED BY DISCS THAT HAVE BEEN WARPED FROM EXESSIVE HEAT. The term "warped brake disc" has been in common use in motor racing for decades. When a driver reports a vibration under hard...

Since I see the occasional thread about installing a 6 speed in the A70 chassis, I found the following information that I had stored away. The bolded ratios are the ones that already come in an A70 chassis, however, it shoud be possible to use 8" differentials from other models, some of which may...
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The fist image here, is the vacumm layout for the varous components used on the engine. The left handside area relates to the System components used in the Sequential operation. Jspec car do not have the EGR system The next pic is the actual Sequential system layout and components ...

THIS IS NOT MINE BUT I SEE EVERYONE TALKING ABOUT IT SO I THOUGHT I BRING IT OVER TO THIS FORUM TO CLEAR THINGS UP. 1 I have been asked a lot of questions about automotive lighting, and I decided to put all my research and information together into one thread. I want this to be stickyed so...
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Would really like this to be a sticky. Id also like you guys to chime in... Im thinking of some of the more common parts we all buy for our cars and the part number for them so in case you HAVE to order them from a dealer/parts group by part number you can. I'll throw out some common parts,...
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I will continue to update this thread with parts information relevant to the Supra, as you guys continue to need parts for your cars. To start off with, some information regarding what the first couple numbers mean in a Toyota part number.
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