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:aigo: Holy crap that's insane! If I've gone this far, I'll probably take out the clutch master cylinder, brake booster, the remaining brake line, maybe drop the struts, but no way am I tackling the steering rack and everything else The AC Lines intimdate me, but I just don't have large...

Very clean car! Like those wheels too! Whats up with the huge antennas though? lol

Aah, condenser, that's right lol Yeah buckshot, I actually like tearing stuff apart! Putting it back together, well I just hope it goes smooth! The problem I had was removing the lines from the ABS motor, i got a brakeline wrench to hold onto it better, then got some sandpaper wrapped...

I :love: my autopage alarm system, i have the RS866 I think is the model, 2-way Remote Start LCD pager alarm system, and installed it on 2 different cars, my DD Supra and my friend's Dodge Stealth, it was the top of the line one at the time, now they have a version with a full color remote...

Because we all know going 1/2JZ solves having to follow the laws of physics :nono:

Milo is such a cool dog! I love how he's always in the shop helpin you out ;) Great progress Buckshot! can't wait to see that sucker in the car

Looking great Doward!! The engine bay looks hawt :) Did you leave the brake booster and master cylinder on when you painted? Got any tips for the AC and brake lines? :)

Made some more progress today! Soon I'll go get more work done on the actual engine, if anybody has any tips for removing the ABS, brake lines, master cylinder, AC lines, please chime in, I've been avoiding them but there's not much more to take apart! I hope I don't have to remove the IC and...

But usually if it wasn't because of a BHG that you overheated, the overheating will cause a BHG Unless you're smart and don't wait for it to hit the red Oh the joys...

Sure if you rub it around, the way I used It is just by gently patting the surface, not actually wiping the surface, I don't see how that will make swirls / scratches Do you really think that will pose a problem? Seems kinda rediculous how you're supposed to get the dust off, if even that...

Have you ever used a tack cloth? You get them from painting supply stores, you can use them for removing any dust or lint before a paint job, and inbetween coats, i think they even have special ones for removing nibs or contaminants off of wet paint I can't think of any possible way it'll...

Follow the TSRM It will make alot of sense and feel very easy once you actually start doing it http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10806&highlight=valve+worksheet That will help, keep in mind the math is in inches on that spreadsheet

I decided to tear apart the rest of the engine bay while I'm at it, and paint it with some Por-15 then probably rattlecan flat black Heres a before picture: And then later in the day I made more progress after that, finished dissasembling the fuse block (Thanks for the tip...

I've got a good idea for the dust this time :biglaugh: How about, a Tack Cloth?

LOL Wtf is that thing? I think I'm going to tackle the engine bay today, as far as updates on the engine the parts should ship out tomorrow, which means I should get them wednesday So stay tuned...

Have you burped your system? You almost definitely have a BHG, stop denying it! Do the exhaust test like IJ said, a leakdown test might not be a bad idea either I highly recommend a retorque, this will fix it if you're EXTREMELY lucky, but it'll probably just bandage it for awhile. Btw, you...

ROFL You might be onto something there Weez!

Holy crap! You really are insane Ron!! Really, I'm quite speechless, so I'll just say the same thing you've heard over and over! Amazing attention to detail, so sparkly clean, going way over the top, and just taking things to a new level that most guys wouldn't even dream of! You're my Hero...

Yet again, welcome to the Pacific NW, LOL Get used to our bi-polar weather system ;) Looks like you've almost got enough parts in the back of that truck to build another engine!

Sorry man, But I'm really not feeling that hood, the cutting of the bumper, the fogs, or whatever you have going on where the fogs should be :aigo: That being said, it is a VERY clean car! I definitely give you props for going after your own style, and it looks like you baby it, so good for you!