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In no way is it overkill but at those power levels you'll be lucky for any Toyota trans to hold, much less an auto. Ask me how I know? I ate three autos before I went with a TH350 which I can't seem to break yet (crosses fingers). You need to search extensively and you will find some that have...

love that silver one

bummer that they didn't hold, if you're real careful doing it and don't over-torque them they will stay put forever

wow, just goes to show, folks at some shops are even mor-off than moron

Quick, but more of a barge even than the Supra (over 2 ton) and I bet maintenance is high, keep the Supra

My prayers are with you and the family, very sad

nothing a little JB Weld won't fix

you're asking for it

Whoa, haha thanks for the memories, I too used to put mine in a ponytail or under a hat to keep it out of the fossil fuels..... not to mention out of the moving parts :biggrinbo

Agree and use the thickest oil you can find, I ran an opel Kadett for a long time on a rockin nod

It's the key, I went with slightly lower compression than stock, a little more lag but it never detonates and I'm 1.5 bar consistently on pump gas

up in the east there must be a dozen good builders

The best of both worlds...........I use my Huhduh hybrid during the week for the 50+ mpg and drive the Supra for fun on the weekends, it's a no brainer....

step away from that torque wrench and come out with your hands up.................

chrome lugnuts? wow, I am beside meself

Performance Techniques, the last rebuild I had them do was awesome and they accidently included a polished housing that I did not order and did not charge me for it.

pt is who i use

Looks nice, it has sat out in the sun alot tho, means the dash and seats are probably going to be rough soon

Either will work if you do it right, supposedly the best product is Permatex Ultra Grey form-a-gasket, I have not tried that stuff but I hear it's good. I use a dab of blue Loc-Tite on the bolts. Don't use straight silicone tho, I've heard it's a biach to get the pan off ever again. (ask me...

red, of course