I will be installing a Maft-Pro in the next week or so. I am looking for some ideas for the best way to get ride of the afm. I will be converting to speed density with the maft-pro and will no long need the afm.
The pipe will need to clear the power steering reservoir. Also will be connecting...
Just installed the headers and custom pipe. so took it to the dyno to see what it would do. very freaking loud on the dyno by the way. Has a full 2.5" exhaust on it now, just need a muffler. i can't decide which one i want to go with.
Any suggestions for good sounding mufflers?
thanks for the comments :biglaugh:
Sorry for the confusion. I have headers,custom downpipe, then nothing :naughty:
It is an auto, so i don't know what the break is on the dyno. :nono:
here is the dyno sheet from my 88 Toyota Supra. My daily driver with 205,xxx original miles on it, with the stock headgasket :naughty:
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2nbspja&s=3
If you can't see the dyno it made 151 whp and 155 torque :1zhelp:
Mods:
OBX Headers
Intake Filter
Open...
they should be able to look up the item in their computer with a picture. just tell them it is a turbo supra and the turbo is a ct26. that is all me and my buddy did when we bought a gasket set from the dealership.
is the heater valve routed correctly? in my old 88 i had to switch a hose around to get "hot" air for winter and "cooler" air for summer. the a/c didn't work :3d_frown:
doesn't your supra already have an r154 in it?
i have the clutch and brake pedals from an mk3 if you want them. send me your email and i can get you some pictures.
Any Toyota dealership should have the complete gasket set for around $95. It includes every gasket you will ever need to install the ct26 and a few left over.
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