My car isn't the best looking and probably isn't the best looking Mk III, but I'm more proud of the work I have and will continue to put into it, then any prize/reward/group invitation it will ever receive. And i shall leave it at that.
-AM3
I was under the impression that .040" over is the max you cn go, but I'll let somebody who has more machineing experience verify that.
Also, do you have a link to those HKS pistons? I've never heard of anything that much oversize.
-AM3
No kidding, it has been done better than most of the cars here. So what if its not going to be a performance gain, it looks good, and you can actually fit something in the back lol. At least its not an autozone special.
-AM3
Fuel lines hanging down there is a bad idea. Run over some debris, and you now potentially have fuel pouring out of your tank. And just a little too close to the exhaust for my comfort...
-AM3
I see your point. I kind of did the same thing, but as I said, I did not make the car priority over anything. You can own one of these while you are young, but you need to be sensible about it.
Also, remember, a part out is a lot of work, it takes time and space. If you don't have the time...
For me, I was young when I got my Supra. I was 20, and in my second year of college. However, I had been saving for a project for 3 years, was going to school for automotive, and had access to a well equiped garage. I knew what i was getting into when I bought my car. Also, the Supra was always...
These help with those hard to reach CT clamps.
As for the OP, I have heard that you can remove the trans mount, and jack up the rear of the transmission to get some space to change that hose. I have not personally tried it, so not sure if this works or not. While in there, I would recommend...
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