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1jz water to oil cooler is a down grade. :nono:

You need this from us.

Here is my engine bay pic. Thanks for the Pic HidPlanet(charles)

Next year it will be like that Vid of the jza70 Vs. jza80 drag.

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I lost that race. MK4 had Meth injection and a big single. He ran a 13.9 and my time was 14.1. That was a granny launch at 1,000 RPM on a open diff that blew once I got back to LA the next day.

1jz brackets and the rear sump oil pan. 1jz flywheel.

It's the iddle up valve that is located on the back of your 7M PS pump and should be on the 1jz pump on the clip. You need to remove that part of the 1jz pump and put it on your 2jz high preasure hose. Take a picture and I will show you what needs to stay and what is not needed.

Sexy engine! and AFPR and ... AH! you get the point! :biglaugh:

LOL!!! Danger Ranger! That truck has had more 1J's on it, then most people can dream off!

Updates? BTW Bump from page 4!

Well on top of all that stuff you are adding up, you forgot the oil pan is different. Making the Aristo harness longer is a pain in the ass, not to mention one connector of the ECU comes from the body harness on the aristo. Changing all the seals and hoses is the best think you could do. Do it...

We are 30 minutes away from you!

Yes we can! take a look: http://www.driftmotion.com/Customer%20Cars.htm

Matt, Thanks! TEP is known in the Starion world as the shop to avoid at any cost. I have seen their work and it's sub-par. they really dont know Supras.

What kind do you need. I have a JZX90 and A JZX81 in stock.

As far as power goes, I have seen and witness a JDM engine with the same mods as a USDM engine make more power then the US engine thru an Auto tranny. Power was 373 RWHP with intake, ex, BCC, no cats, and IC upgrade.

Take the Ps pump out and the throttle body, It will give you tons of room to work with

Noisy? that depends on who set the clearances. JE is Driftmotion's piston of choice. :evil2:

Why is making the stock 7M AC lines work such a hard task for some. I shared the easiest, no cost way of doing it. Trust me it works.