Www.gaugepods.com... Keep in mind, they don't fit perfect. I still need to modify mine to fit perfectly at the top of the pillar.
As for what I did.. (yesterday) I went and pulled some parts from Midwest mudders parts supra.. had a hell of a good time doing it too!
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Doat, I have stock bushings again, but bilsteins and eibachs.
And pyro, YOU may have been spoiled, but poor people like me havent been! :P
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I don't feel that way.. going over railroad tracks the first time was shocking with how much the dash moved, but I'm confident that Toyota knew what they were doing when they built this car lol
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I honestly don't feel like the wet noodle is as bad as most people say it is.. much like nearly EVERY job I have ever done with my car.. such as suspension bushing replacements. Everyone said it was a Bitch but I found it rather easy.
The only time I ever really feel the wet noodle is going...
Yeah, you'll be fine, as the 7/16 kit is bigger than the other kit they have. Might have to open up the bolt holes on your manifold though.
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Yeah the firewall/trans tunnel would be the only thing stopping you. Or like exhaust or fuel lines or useless things like that.. :P
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Honestly what I would try first is unbolting the motor mounts and raising the engine high enough to take the pan off from underneath. If not I would just drop the subframe.
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Idk, I'm just not a fan of how it looks, or fits, with the pipes on both ends. Difficult to get around the bumper crash bar and such. Would be way easier and cleaner looking with the other style intercooler, plus you're future proofing for a ffim
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