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All carburated cars need a pump on the gas before you start, especially if they have an auto choke.

Got any dyno sheets or pics of the setup??

No idea, but I'm talking about drive characteristics.

Is that Newcastle brown ale??

I wasn't slagging off the setup, just saying it sounds like it would drive like a diesel. I for one like low down punch, I hate having to wait for power.

Hmmmmmmmm when I first got my car I pulled the engine and did a refresh. While the turbo was off I noticed the cracks in the housing so got my hands on another housing. When I put the turbo back on I had the same problem with the actuator arm hitting the brace. Will have to look at mine tonight...

Sounds like a diesel, instant spool and torque but no top end.

Are you talking about the Supra or a woman?? Never had any random problems with mine, but then again I have replaced alot of stuff and keep replacing stuff as it wears out but before it stops the car from being functional.

Carling ads are far better

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?S=FI&P=101 Na tps and turbo tps are the same

Air leaks can also cause missfires.

It will probably never break now.

What do you mean buy "the turn down on the back of the turbo" if you are refering to what I think your refering to that would be the turbo elbow.

Thought factory valves were sodium filled?

Pics???

I'm sorry to say the MK3 will never be worth anything, maybe a car in showroom condition with less than 10,000 miles. But even super clean well kept examples struggle to fetch £2-2500 in the uk, while people are still paying £4500 - £6000 for a 93 N/A auto MK4. The MK3 has a bad image and no...

Rod knock can't come and go. Once enough damage has been done that you can hear the rod rattling there is no way back. Common noises that get confused with rod knock Loose Cam wheel/s loose drive plate (auto's) loose TV damper

As for torque I think Duane is putting down near 700lbs/ft at the rear wheels and I'm pretty sure his car has no cage or bracing.

I remember reading on here a few months ago one member found that the filter for a Honda Accord fitted well and was a paper cone filter. I will have to see if I can dig up the thread. http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18699&highlight=air+filter

I prefer the low down rumble of the old boat anchor (7M)