2JZ bolts are 6mm thread, those are what, 10mm thread? Substantially different in torque requirements, and in design. 7M is a banjo bolt style, JZ engines are a totally different design and the only thing the bolt does is hold the squirter in place.
Dont lube the threads. Only lube the threads if it specifically calls for it otherwise you're over torquing them. Also why ARP provides 2 specs, using their lube and using 30wt oil.
When torquing under 15 ftlbs I generally prefer a 1/4 torque wrench as it has greater range.
For the 91 TTR- I just got to drive mine. Been so insane I haven't had a chance to take it out, so I guess I put gas in it.
For the 89 we got the TH400 in, getting ready to drop it back into the car to fab up the new trans cross member, and then get started on the exhaust manifold I'm doing for...
You are missing a gasket between the shifter housing the shifter. 33584-22020 Is the Toyota number.
I ordered one, for $142 shipped to the US it's worth trying, I'm not a fan of short shifters on the R154.
VVTI 2JZGE is not a good NA-T platform, as they got smaller rods. 2JZGTE VVTI is solid and what I am using. Its much simpler to run a nonVVTI as most people are not familiar with tuning them, but you loose a fair bit of spool.
The pin is supposed to go in up and down like stock. I'm going to be building a full box with all the upgrades this coming week, so I could take a look and see if anything else makes sense. But flip the pin so it goes in like factory (up and down) and then slide the washer in. Its purpose is...
The Marlin Crawler washer should have came with its own new pin.
When you put the bearing plate on is when things lock up? Make sure the second thrust washer is sitting over the ball correctly, it almost lines up but will bind/fracture if not set correctly.
The new hubs are a design change...
Past two weeks I've spent $5500 ordering parts, fitting the 6 speed and cutting up the tunnel. Hammer beating just won't cut it, going to do it proper and build new floor pans.
The writing on your belt is backwords! That always bugs me.
What issues are you having with the R154? Just not much gearbox rebuilding experience? They've become a 2 hour process for me, but I've also done a ton. If you don't have it, I have .pdf copies of the repair manuals.
Factory disc and...
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